This GoPro Camera Stabilizer Ensures Footage Captured is Always Great
Michael Hemsworth — September 29, 2016 — Tech
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Camera stabilizers are a must-have for those in the videography industry, but this wearable stabilizer for the GoPro camera helps to extend the same technology to new fields. The stabilizer works by enabling a GoPro camera to be installed inside the unit; it'll then go to work with automatic calibration to ensure the camera is always optimized. This is achieved through A.I. technology that can be accessed via the press of a single button.
The camera stabilizers can be affixed to a helmet, mounted on a vehicle or even worn on the body like a gimbal to help capture adventures seamlessly. The device is capable of being used with the GoPro Hero 3, 3+ or 4, or with a smartphone.
The camera stabilizers can be affixed to a helmet, mounted on a vehicle or even worn on the body like a gimbal to help capture adventures seamlessly. The device is capable of being used with the GoPro Hero 3, 3+ or 4, or with a smartphone.
Trend Themes
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Wearable Camera Stabilizers — The trend of wearable camera stabilizers is disrupting the videography industry by extending camera stabilization technology to new fields.
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Automatic Calibration — The trend of automatic calibration in camera stabilizers presents disruptive innovation opportunities by optimizing camera footage with A.I. technology.
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Gimbal-like Wearable Devices — The trend of gimbal-like wearable camera stabilizers offers disruptive innovation opportunities by seamlessly capturing adventures in various settings.
Industry Implications
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Videography Industry — The videography industry can capitalize on the trend of wearable camera stabilizers to enhance the quality of footage captured.
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Photography Industry — The photography industry can explore the trend of automatic calibration in camera stabilizers to optimize image stabilization during photography sessions.
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Action Sports Industry — The action sports industry can benefit from the trend of gimbal-like wearable camera stabilizers to capture immersive and high-quality footage of extreme sports.
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