All of the footage in the video is shot with the Sony DSC-HX200V on my DIY Steadicam.The design I used is the Frugal Floater by TheFrugalFilmmaker: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxlvUL... It cost me about 35 bucks in parts, but took a lot of time, especially with balancing the rig.If you want to build this steadicam-style stabilizier, just be warned IT IS NOT EASY. It took me hours to balance correctly, mostly through trial and error. I have no idea how I would have balanced this rig without the macro slider rail, so if you plan to build this stabilizer, use the slider rail. It takes quite a bit of practice to get good shots as well, as the rig is a bit touchy. However, if you balance it correctly, build it right, and use good technique, your shots should look awesome.UPDATE: I had to remove the song C2C by Delta due to a copyright claim, and select this song as a substitute. Design Credits: The Frugal Filmmaker

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