Sterling Video has several experienced, certified Steadicam operators. With Sterling Video, you will get the most compelling, artistic, visually creative video, guaranteed.

In addition to 360¡ fluid pans and tilts, the camera can be boomed from about waist high to overhead. Want to get higher? Climb a ladder. It will look like a crane shot. And, in the low mode configuration, the Steadicam EFP can maintain a point of view inches from the ground. Traversing even the roughest terrain is never a problem.

In a moving vehicle - whether worn by the operator or hard mounted to the CP Vehicle Mount - and whether racing across open country, open water or the open sky - the Steadicam EFP will hold the camera just that - steady.

The Steadicam EFP does the job of a tripod, a fluid panhead, a jib arm, a dolly, dolly track, a boom, a crane, a gyroscopic mount, or even a monitor. Its applications are virtually endless. Plus, the Steadicam EFP eliminates the crew, the time, the transportation and the expenses all this represents.

What is the Steadicam?

The Steadicam is a camera stabilization device that, in the hands of a skilled operator, combines the image steadiness of a dolly with the freedom of movement of a hand-held shot.

How does it work?

The Steadicam works in three ways:

• Isolates the camera from all but the largest movements of the operator.
• Spreads the mass of the camera to increase resistance to rotation.
• Brings the center of gravity outside of the camera to where the operator can manipulate it directly.

Why Steadicam?

Because life doesn't stand still.