This is the smallest camera stabilizer for iPhone.
When doing photography, jerky movements are never welcome. Even if there is a slight movement of the camera when a photograph is being taken, the images can become blur and unfocussed. Thus, it is very important to keep the camera steady during photography. It is more so when photograph is being taken using an iPhone. The camera sensor of your iPhone can even take up sensitive movements that are caused due to breathing. Would you literally have to hold your breath while taking the photographs? Not anymore.
Smallest camera stabilizer (Source: Elephant Steady)
If you want to stabilize your camera and let it function optimally, you can buy the iPhone Camera stabilizer by Elephant Steady. This is the stabilizer exclusively designed for iPhones. It integrates itself with the memory of the iPhone. The best use of this iPhone stabilizer is for taking videos. You will be able to move along with the camera and get a steady shot without the camera shake effects. So get ready to take high quality videos by using this stabilizer.
Smallest camera stabilizer (Source: Elephant Steady)
Just install this grip to your iPhone and take movies in high quality. There is a small high-performance motor in the stabilizer which uses the application to control it. This will provide the best performance with the iPhone camera. When the stabilizer is attached, your iPhone will be able to detect the camera shake immediately. So no need to use any costly device for taking movies and clips for your college projects. Videos taken with an iPhone mounted on this stabilizer will be no less a high-end videography device. You should definitely opt for such a stabilizer at almost half the price.
Smallest camera stabilizer (Source: Elephant Steady)
Smallest camera stabilizer (Source: Elephant Steady)
Once the stabilizer is powered up and the app is launched, the gyroscope and processor of the iPhone will come to work. Thus, as soon as a slight tilt or movement is detected by the gyroscope, the processor instructs the camera to move in such a manner that the initial movement, which would have created a disturbance, be cancelled out
