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This article is from January 11, 2010, and is no longer current.

New Steadicam Makes iPhone Video Rock-Solid

Press release
The Tiffen Company, award winning manufacturer of still image and video accessories, announced at the International Consumer Electronics Show, the release of the Steadicam Smoothee, a new “easy to use right out of the box” image stabilizer for use with the Apple iPhone 3Gs.
The Smoothee, developed by Steadicam, the leader in camera stabilization, now allows iPhone 3Gs owners to capture incredible video without the shakes normally associated with hand-held video shot on the go.
“We’re extremely proud to be introducing this incredible new Steadicam at CES, that let’s anyone take great videos with their iPhone 3Gs the very first time. Whether they’re novices or aspiring videographers, the Steadicam Smoothee allows iPhone 3Gs owners have a richer experience and more fun with their iPhone,” said Steve Tiffen, president and CEO of the company.
The lightweight, agile, and easy to use Steadicam Smoothee features an innovative, patented design built around a durable mono-frame metal structure that requires no complicated instruction to use. With its “go anywhere” compact dimensions, The Steadicam Smoothee is approximately 8″W x 14.5″ H x 2.5″ D (20.3 x 36.8 x 6.4cm) in operating configuration. While designed for the Apple iPhone 3Gs, the patented quick release removable iPhone mount also serves as a tabletop stand or can be mounted to any tripod with a standard ¼ x20″ camera mount and the comfortable ergonomic hand-grip folds up securely when not in use. Also included with the Steadicam Smoothee is a quick guide DVD on how to get the best possible shots, along with a carrying strap.

  • Anonymous says:

    Is this a joke? The whole idea of having a camera video phone is so you can quickly pull it out of your pocket and take a quick vid. Nobody is going to carry around that contraption. Anyone who would is going to have a full size video camera. Hell I don’t even take my Nikon digital SLR with me much anymore because it is too bulky compared to a compact camera.

    That is one of the stupidest things I’ve ever seen. Tell me this is a gag.

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