WakeBoard footage.

(shredsthegnar) · (shredsthegnar) **Join Date: May 2010** 06-22-2011, 7:29 PM

When Chase boat filming how do you keep away from such the shaky ****ty footage. Tripod use didnt really help. Any ideas.

(fredlap) · (fredlap) **Join Date: Jul 2008** 06-23-2011, 2:54 AM

Monopod with weight attached to the end. if you got a small camera, 5lbs should be ok. Hold it with to hand because after a couple of minute, you will feel it in the arms and shoulders. It help but you got to be steady as possible!

(blatantblunts) · (blatantblunts) **Join Date: Jun 2011** 06-23-2011, 8:39 AM

find some butter flat water and then you won't need to worry about the chase boat bouncing around lol

(richmondrider) · (richmondrider) **Join Date: Apr 2005** 06-23-2011, 9:21 AM

http://littlegreatideas.com/stabilizer/diy/

(shredsthegnar) · (shredsthegnar) **Join Date: May 2010** 06-24-2011, 7:39 AM

easier said then done my friend.

(buffalow) · (buffalow) **Join Date: Apr 2002** 06-24-2011, 3:43 PM

I have been filming and shooting wake videos for many years. It truly comes down to two hands, steady body position. Delta Sessions 1 & 2 were not shot with any form of a tripod. Also none of my wake photos have I ever used a tripod or gyro and they have been good enough for magazines.