Are you tired of your shaky iPhone videos making you look like you’ve had one too many tinnies? Well, cobber, it’s time to take matters into your own hands and build yourself a DIY iPhone steadicam that’ll have your mates thinking Spielberg is in town.
Aussie Ingenuity at its Finest
No need to break the bank on fancy camera gear when all you need are some everyday items from Bunnings and a bit of elbow grease. Grab yourself an old broom handle, a couple of hose clamps, and a sturdy metal bracket – these will be the backbone of your homemade steadicam.
First things first, mate. Attach one end of the broom handle to the metal bracket using those trusty hose clamps. Make sure it’s nice and secure so there won’t be any wobbling around like a kangaroo on Red Bull.
Next up, grab that iPhone of yours and attach it to the other end of the broom handle using another hose clamp. Give it a good tighten but not too tight – we don’t want any cracked screens here!
G’day Smooth Shots!
Now comes the fun part – testing out your new creation! Hold onto that steady stick with both hands and get ready for some smooth sailing as you capture epic shots without all that pesky shakiness.
Whether you’re filming wildlife down under or just trying to impress Sheila with your sick skateboarding skills, this DIY steadicam will give your videos that professional touch without costing an arm and a leg.
Show Off Your Skills
You’ve now joined the ranks of Aussie inventors, mate. So get out there and show off your newfound steady-handed skills. Your mates will be begging you to film their next barbie or backyard cricket match.
Remember, cobber, it’s all about having a fair dinkum go and making the most of what you’ve got. So grab that broom handle, strap on your iPhone steadicam, and get ready to capture some ripper footage!
In Conclusion
With a little bit of Aussie ingenuity and DIY spirit, you can transform your shaky iPhone videos into smooth masterpieces. Say goodbye to those wobbly shots and hello to professional-looking footage that’ll have everyone saying “G’day!”
