Shoot steady iPhone video with Zgrip iPhone PRO

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New product coming out - offers more functionality at a lower price...

Here's a camera that does 720p with image stabilization for just over $200.

http://www.amazon.com/Sanyo-MPEG-4-Definition-Camcorder-Optical/dp/B000W9Z0T0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1246953932&sr=1-1

Why in pluperfect hell would you ever buy this piece of *#** for $275?

If you buy this, you're the biggest tool in the universe.

And it still shoots cruddy iPhone quality video... for this price you might as well get a flip video camera and do a DIY sort of handle and get much better quality. I don't see paying 300 bucks for a handle for a camera phone that can't even do HD video! My big ol tripod for my DSLR only cost me 250 with a head... what a ripoff!

If you think this items expensive, have a look at their other stuff

http://store.zacuto.com/DSLR-Sniper.html a snip at $3,402.90

http://store.zacuto.com/DSLR-Precision-Shooter.html bargain at $5,239.25

Wow!

Lol... that extension rod could be useful... I suspect it will be the perverts number one tool now.

"The Zgrip iPhone PRO is available now and costs $295US (a low-cost consumer version is forthcoming)."

--yes it is called my hand. :-) holy crap $300!

I'm glad they're both so amazed by their own product.

I can save you 300 dollars

Use the new image stabilization feature in the the new iMovie '09

Boom, problem solved. Assuming you already have iLife '09, then the problem is solved for FREE.

What a piece of crapolla....
Not worth $2.95

I can make this with my lathe for less than a dollar. All they have done is take a piece of round stock, drill it, thread standard threaded bolts, add a lever you can buy from your local hardware store (or you can use a couple of wing nuts (oops, those were the guys trying to act like this was a big deal,sorry) and BOOM you've got yourself a new fangeled iPhone not-so-steady crapolla thingo...

How did they keep a straight face?

So how much did they pay you to run that ad?