DIY Camera Stabilizer / "Cinesaddle"

In this video, I explain how I made a DIY Cinesaddle for handheld camera stabilization. The total cost of this build is around $70.
Here are the links to the items used to make the DIY Cinesaddle:
Satchel - www.amazon.com/dp/B074S6VRTP/...
Dry Sack - www.walmart.com/ip/Outdoor-Pr...
Plastic Pellets - www.walmart.com/ip/Poly-Fil-P...
Substack - A place where I document my thoughts and experiences on filmmaking, creativity and entrepreneurship: camnails.substack.com/
Portfolio - If you want to check out some frames I have played a part in creating: www.camtnails.com
Insta - / cam.nails
Gear used to make this video:
- RED Komodo
- Minolta 28mm 2.8
- Aputure 300d
- Aputure 36 Degree Spotlight
- Tentacle Track-E

[@SourceAwareness]

Genius Work, Thanks Brother!! Instant Subscribe!! 😎

[@QualityVideoService]

You just saved me $300 bucs, thank you.

[@divyeshjain6517]

Just found your channel from the TH-cam recommendation, great stuff man.

[@camnails]

Thank you!

[@mrshaheedmalik]

You didn't actually show any of the actual footage?

[@camnails]

Hey Shaheed, I'll keep that in mind moving forward.

[@cogmission1]

Can you make me a 70-200mm DIY lens? LOL!

[@camnails]

😂 I wish I had the skills to do that!