Does this body harness hold the camera steady?
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I assume so. It is a Veho made product, but the steadiness would depend ultimately on the type of activity as well
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I use them with a DSLR camera that is probably around 3 lbs more with my largest lens and the harness is awesome. No, it doesn't shake around if you have the straps adjusted right. I would definitely recommend this!
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It requires a bit of finesse to get the adjustments right so that it works with your specific camera weight. It is NOT a 'strap on the camera and start filming immediately' type of device. It requires fine tuning the weights and arm angle to get the best results.
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Yes - there's a small dial on the LHS of the viewfinder when you pull it out. It does seem to slip at times so you do need to readjust but it works OK.
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No it is easy to steady. I use a small tripod as a pistol grip and put my elbows against my body.
385646
Can't picture what you are doing, it is designed for a standard tripod thread, but is very secure once you have the quick release attached to your car, it will hold your camera very securely regardless of what position it is in. I had the same issue as Ruchy, but was able to put it back together and Have to be careful with the spring
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Yes, It does float the camera. I use it when I am snorkeling in the Bahamas
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It does not, there is an opening for the strap that attaches to the camera body to hang out of.
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The feet is made for stabalizing your spin and tilt so the it doesn't slip from under you. It's not designed to hold your camera unattended.
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No, but it does keep the strap in place. It is recommended that you use it.
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Tightening the straps to get the angle you want to hang in should keep you steady. I have never had that problem.
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No. It comes with 2 round button-like things that screw into your camera's tripod mount. These buttons slip into brackets on the harness so you can remove the cameras easily. Just watch how you mount them onto your camera and they work very nice. Align the groove in the center parallel to the lens. This is a great item to carry up to 2 cameras with your hands free. I am recovering from broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder and without this my photography walkabouts would be impossible right now. If your lens has a tripod ring on it, just put your tripod mount on it and turn it to the side or top while you carry it. No. It comes with 2 round button-like things that screw into your camera's tripod mount. These buttons slip into brackets on the harness so you can remove the cameras easily. Just watch how you mount them onto your camera and they work very nice. Align the groove in the center parallel to the lens. This is a great item to carry up to 2 cameras with your hands free. I am recovering from broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder and without this my photography walkabouts would be impossible right now. If your lens has a tripod ring on it, just put your tripod mount on it and turn it to the side... » Read More No. It comes with 2 round button-like things that screw into your camera's tripod mount. These buttons slip into brackets on the harness so you can remove the cameras easily. Just watch how you mount them onto your camera and they work very nice. Align the groove in the center parallel to the lens. This is a great item to carry up to 2 cameras with your hands free. I am recovering from broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder and without this my photography walkabouts would be impossible right now. If your lens has a tripod ring on it, just put your tripod mount on it and turn it to the side or top while you carry it. « Show Less
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No. This is meant to ask as a stabilizing handle for DSLRs similar to the handle that is built into the body of professional video cameras. It does not have any counterweights or balancing mechanisms.
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I believe it would attatch to the camera but would it hold the weight? i dont know. Upright yes but hanging from something probably not
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Since it's a monopod and you have to hold it somewhere to keep it steady, you might as well hold on to the camera anyway. But I would not carry it with the camera screwed on - seems risky.
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It certainly will do it. I had no problems at all holding my gopro ina secure way.
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The more quickly you move the camera up and down the strap the more likely the strap is to shift on your shoulder. If you try to hang the camera down and the strap isn't secure on your shoulder there is a slight possibly of dropping your rig. The strap makes that impossible. I feel very secure and confident about my gear when I have the under the arm strap attached.