Which Steadicam/Mount

[AidanCski]

I don't have much money to spend but I really need something to better stabilize my shots. I was looking between these 2 mounts. Which one do you think would be better for filming?
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/sunpak-...grip/6632004.p?id=1218767478535&skuId=6632004

or
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/platinu...ount/8337177.p?id=1219325217229&skuId=8337177

I really don't know what one would be better. Your thoughts would be great.

 

[eheath]

That handle will only really help with really wide lenses, I dunno about that second one looks shitty IMO. If you want true stabilization i'd save up.

 

[LukasSchroeder]

If you want one like the sunpak, get the cam caddie. So much stronger and non-cheap. I had one like the sunpak, it fell off my 4 foot high dresser and one of the legs broke off. Solid if for profit to some guy who new how much i paid for it

 

[AidanCski]

If you want one like the sunpak, get the cam caddie. So much stronger and non-cheap. I had one like the sunpak, it fell off my 4 foot high dresser and one of the legs broke off. Solid if for profit to some guy who new how much i paid for it

Thanks that one looks pretty sick. How well does it stabilize footage?

 

[AidanCski]

Also I forgot to mention I am mostly using a canon rebel t5. Just wanted to make sure it still will work with that.

 

[eheath]

Thanks that one looks pretty sick. How well does it stabilize footage?

As stable as your arm can be.

 

[LukasSchroeder]

Thanks that one looks pretty sick. How well does it stabilize footage?

In a recent skate video i made i had to jump down a 3-4 ft ledge to film a guy do a thing trick down a hubba, it wasnt very shaky. I'll post a link in a few mins. It definitely is better than the opteka/sunpak copy's of it.

 

[LukasSchroeder]

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