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How to stabilizer video camera to reduce/eliminate shake

Vibration suppression pads (cheapest).

Wire-mount vibration isolators for camera gimbals ($$$).

Depends on what's vibrating (floor? tripod? camera?) and in response to what?

As a prelude, I would employ any available filters (i.e. HPF) and do a PEQ boost & sweep to isolate any culpable / contributory freq's while at gig volume.

Edit: google "Fabio / Apollo's Chariot"...that's some of his handiwork and he still has the raw footage.

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Vibration suppression pads (cheapest).

Wire-mount vibration isolators for camera gimbals ($$$).

Depends on what's vibrating (floor? tripod? camera?) and in response to what?

As a prelude, I would employ any available filters (i.e. HPF) and do a PEQ boost & sweep to isolate any culpable / contributory freq's while at gig volume.

Edit: google "Fabio / Apollo's Chariot"...that's some of his handiwork and he still has the raw footage.

Riis
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Most tripods have hooks to add weight to them. Take an Ampeg 8x10 or something of similar weight, but maybe a bit smaller and hang it on the hook.

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