does this have extended camera rotation swivel handel? i am (78) and to shakey to hold my camcorer
1335402
It does not, but the purpose of a tripod is to have minimal contact with the camera; the handle would still transmit some shake. Most camera's today have an anti-shake function that would help when you do need to rotate (I usually use the telescoping stem itself to rotate and not touch the camera). If you are looking at doing sporting events that cover a large area, then you would want one with the extended handle. Otherwise do as I do, and just zoom out and record the entire scene.
529455
Yes the camera dose tilt up and down. It also twists, and how much what if I may ask
44708
Nope, no tilt, no swivel. However thats the least of its problems. You should read, and heed the 1 star reviews. DO NOT buy a TCL t.v.
683114
Yes, it does, but during normal use I only swivel 30 or so degrees left or right.
1273489
The unit does not swivel it clips to the top of your monitor providing it is thin type. It is basically a video and sound input device so additional software is required to take video, capture stills from the video etc.
1707783
I've had good use if it. In fact, I just finished using it just last week. Have you tried the steady cam option on your dslr? have you tried it on another vehicle? when my footage started getting shaky, my vehicle obviously had suspension issues.
227071
Thanks. The swivel is one of my favorite features of my samsung 42...deal breaker for me. Thanks again.
647868
I assume you are wanting to reposition it. So it's a no on that Q. Because of the nature of inertially balanced steadicams the original hand hold is locked at the center of gravity ( CoG only when the camera is on the thing). Sorry bro. You really shouldn't need to move the handle though.
2265966
I don't know. I didn't even use it. The camera doesn't stop swiveling. It just spins around because there's no locking mechanism.
1885827
sorry what you mean movement? to which extent?it's heavy camera have some plastic parts, but still strong when i shake it juts move but not noticeable, this i think stabilization sensor but in fact i try this camera it's great i think you should check you warranty maybe you return it or change it
471665
not that I have noticed, but the swivel is not a loose swivel. It only turns when you move it and holds in place exactly where one sets it. This thing is built solid. High quality.
1482758
I would select a tripod that has a height range capability close to your height to facilitae viewing without having to change your stance and minimize your posture changes. Also, choose a quality tripod that is sturdy to mimimize shaking in mild to gusty winds. I use an old style camcorder tripod which is on the heavy side and still shakes a little in wind. Good luck.
2204004
No because I don't have one. I do have a 65 in, and I do not know if it swivels, because I have it mounted on the wall. Sorry
1290668
Yes it does for me. I have always used it sideways (portrait-mode, long side horizontal) and I have been using it for a year now. Fortunately I do not face the problem of swiveling like others did. It does move slightly on its own but not much.
1749017
It is not a good swivel, I bought the Everlast Professional Speedbag Swivel and used that.
1594729
Nope, no swivel. Not sure why you wouldn't trust the manufacturer on this, but there you have it.
1283191
Turn the actual camera over its built on a swivel I had the same problem it's a 5 minute fix and simple