what is up guys my name is Mario and on  this video we're gonna check out this
  camera stabilizer made by a company  named a shanks we're gonna go over the
  details and we're gonna cover some of  the information that you need to know
  before you actually purchase one so make  sure you stay until the end of this
  video so one of the things that you need  to make sure before you actually
  purchase one is to make sure that the  actual a stabilizer is compatible with
  the camera so depending on the weight of  the camera you're gonna have to actually
  purchase the actual stabilizer that it's  going to be compatible with it so for
  example I'm using actually the one of  the smaller sizes of the stabilizers
  because I have a smaller camera so if I  am to go and purchase one of the bigger
  stabilizers and I'm using a small camera  it is gonna be hard to actually keep the
  balance and it's gonna be almost  impossible to stabilize it so first
  looking at the design of the stabilizer  so this stabilizer is made of metal
  pretty much it feels pretty solid and  it's well made I had it for a couple of
  weeks now and I haven't had any issues  using it so far so starting from the
  bottom on the bottom you have the actual  weight plate where you actually can
  adjust it weights of it so it this one  actually comes with different weights so
  depending on the again depending on the  weight of your camera as you're
  balancing it out you're probably gonna  have to add or remove some of the
  weights on the bottom it is very easy to  adjust you don't even need to have any
  tools you can easily remove or add the  weights as you need on the bottom or you
  can actually move them towards the  center or towards the outer position of
  the plate so this is going to help you  or give you a more precise balance for
  the stabilizer  also as you want to keep it more precise
  you're gonna be able to actually extend  the pole or the actual stabilizer or you
  can make it smaller all of this is going  to come into place when you're trying to
  balance a stabilizer and right on the  bottom you're gonna have this rubber
  feed which is going to allow you to  extend it up on a table and ensuring you
  don't actually scratch any of the  surface of the tables that you're using
  moving further up you're gonna have the  handle so these handles actually it
  feels okay I mean it's not the greatest  but it's not bad at all I remember this
  is a budget-friendly camera stabilizer  it is gonna have some foam material
  which is going to allow you to have  better grip another downside is that
  you're not able to actually adjust a  handle up or down if you want to extend
  the pole so by regardless you can still  work around it and make it
  work for you moving into the top of the  camera stabilizer you're gonna notice
  that it's going to come with two  different release plates what I like
  about this is that it's very easy to  Adam remove the plate and you can
  actually adjust it forward back or left  to right as you need we just quickly
  releasing the plate a little bit and  then adjust and as you need it as you're
  balancing the stabilizer on the side of  each plate you're going to have an
  actual measuring guide which is going to  allow you to have a more precise balance
  and also you can actually remember the  measurements so in the future when you
  already have your camera set up and you  won't be making any adjustments you can
  just pop your camera in and slide the  actual plates as you need it or where
  you had last time you had it and it was  working and you're good to go and you
  only have to make minor adjustments and  you don't have to balance a whole
  stabilizer from scratch every time you  use it on the side of each plate you
  also have a tourney knob which is going  to have a bobble balance which is going
  to help you if your I get to be trying  to shoot straight to the floor but I
  really don't know exactly what was the  purpose of this as you're actually
  trying to balance it it doesn't really  serve a purpose one thing that is very
  important to know is that you have to  have your camera set up exactly the same
  way you're going to be using it before  you actually balance the stabilizer
  something that's more like adding a sim  card
  changing the battery changing the lens  or just a lens cap it's going to throw
  off the balance so make sure that your  camera is ready to go exactly on how
  you're gonna use it and how you're going  to record before you start balancing the
  stabilizer so I'm getting ready to  balance my stabilizer I make sure I
  added a sim card I have the actual LCD  screen position and the way I want it
  and I already add in my lens and I make  sure I remove the actual lens protector
  the first thing I want to do is I want  to make sure I do it drop test so this
  is a first for me this is the first step  I want to do before I start balancing
  the camera so as you can see right now  this is supposed to actually drop so
  what this means is that I have too much  weight on the top and not enough weight
  in the bottom so what we can do is we're  gonna actually extend the pole a little
  bit see if this is going to help so we  extended the pole now it's actually
  dropping too fast so what we want to do  is we want to just sit a little bit
  let's get it closer up there
  so now that we adjusted I think we got a  word we needed it to be it's it the
  draft test should be between two to  three seconds when you let go as a to
  the point where you let go and to the  point where it needs to reach down so as
  you can see we have 2001 2002 2003 so  you get the point I mean it does take
  time to balance it especially if you're  pretty you can take your few hours once
  you become a pro I'm pretty sure you can  do it in a few minutes so for me it
  still takes time so the next step that  you want to do to balance the stabilizer
  is you want to adjust the actual weight  of the cameras its tilting forward of
  its tilt into one of the sides so first  we start by actually checking out the
  front tilt so we move it around a little  bit as you can see it's actually tilting
  forward so what we do is just basically  we're going to release the plate a
  little bit and we're going to slide it  back slide the camera back a little bit
  so once we feel that we get the actual  front and back tilt adjust it the next
  thing that we want to do is is balance  the left-to-right tilt and again we just
  have to really have to plate a little  bit and adjust the plate as we need it
  using the guiding rules that we have on  the side of each plate
  so once you have your camera pretty  close to where it needs to be the camera
  really shouldn't be wobbling or moving  from left to right again it's going to
  take time for you to do it just once you  practice you get used to it you get your
  camera settings where you need them to  be will become much easier to start
  using it so once you have the camera  balance there's two more things you have
  to keep in mind that just because you  have a camera stabilizer doesn't mean
  you're gonna have clean shots you  actually have to make sure that as your
  movement your movement doesn't reflect  on the actual camera stabilizer so you
  have to actually do what they call it a  lean walk so there's a lot of videos out
  there you can watch on how to on how you  can improve your movement as you're
  actually shooting the videos another  thing that you want to keep in mind is
  that you can use your fingers to just  tap the front of the stabilizer just to
  make sure the camera is not actually  moving around so this is going to help
  you as you're moving around just keeping  the camera pointing to the direction
  that you want and keeping it from  actually just moving around or ending
  and then I'll point into the wrong  direction so this was my review of the
  camera stabilizer made by a shanks again  this this is gonna cost you around fifty
  fifty-five dollars it's not gonna be the  most expensive one or the cheapest one I
  think it's something that it's gonna be  good it's gonna cost you around this
  price again it's not going to be easier  to do it from the get-go it does take
  some time to get used to it I was a new  user for one of these I never used one
  before and I can tell you at first it  was a little bit hard trying to get it
  to balance but I'm using it more every  day and on each video that I do it's
  becoming a lot easier to do it if you're  looking for another way to improve the
  content of your videos and you don't  want to spend a lot of money definitely
  looking into getting one of these I  think it's worth the money if you want
  to go check it out I'll leave a link in  the description below let me know have
  you questions concerns in the comment  section below remember I'm not a
  professional videographer I do this as a  hobby and I'm actually learning as to go
  so if there's anything I can help with  reach out to me let me know
  thank you for watching healthy  attachment
     
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