NHK balloon camera aims to make bird's-eye shots easy
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NHK's gyro-stabilized balloon camera rig
NHK's gyro-stabilized balloon camera rig
NHK's gyro-stabilized balloon camera rig
NHK's gyro-stabilized balloon camera rig
NHK's gyro-stabilized balloon camera rig
NHK's gyro-stabilized balloon camera rig
NHK's gyro-stabilized balloon camera rig
NHK's gyro-stabilized balloon camera rig
NHK's gyro-stabilized balloon camera rig
NHK's gyro-stabilized balloon camera rig
NHK's gyro-stabilized balloon camera rig
Article Summary
For those who dream of one day shooting aerial footage without the bulky cranes and cables to hold everything aloft, Japan's NHK may have just the thing: a tethered, balloon-mounted, four-axis gyro-stabilized camera rig that weighs in at about 2 kg and can soar up to 300 meters.
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