Dot Line Hands Free Video Stabilizer Bracket - Dot Line DL-0370

This would have been a solid 5 star if the shoulder portion of the system was expandable. The rig itself is quite solid and handles a large DSLR as well as a large lens stably. I use a Canon T2i/550D, and even with a Sigma 70-300mm telephoto there was little to be said aside from the fact that the weight of the camera just disappeared.The problem is, I am a large man, 6'3" at 260lbs (1.9m, 118kg) and with the shoulder pad fully seated, the breast pad is forced so far forward even at the fullest extention that it elevates the camera rig to around 20-30° from level. My wife sees the same issue as she is a size D, and can only level the camera out by shifting the pad to the center of the chest.My oldest son, at 5'11" and (1.8m, 72.5kg) fits this perfectly.This is an excellent low-cost kit IF YOU ARE SMALL ENOUGH to use it. Be aware that bigger or heavier people will likely not be able to use this correctly and will need an expandable kit.

Not a perfect solution, but a good one. Works as described. Fits well for medium height and build folks (I'm 5'11" 150 lbs, and it works great), but I've heard/read that it's not as comfortable a fit for larger or smaller folks. I use it with a Canon t2i (550D), and it's extremely leight-weight. I wore it for three hours at a shoot (walking over two miles with it), and I hardly felt it at all! Also, as you might expect, it provides nothing but jittery shots if you try to film while walking, but it IS QUITE stable for shots taken while standing still. Less cumbersome than a tripod or even a monopod. Great price on Amazon! Got it for around $40.

I just received this and was really excited about getting my video more stable. i'm sorry, but I can't figure how this is supposed to stabilize. The part that rests against the front part of the tummy will most certainly cause the camera to pick up my breathing...and the stiff shoulder piece will pick up every movement as I walk. As a 'hands free' gadget I can see it working ok, but I'm not sure if the bulkiness and size warrants the convenience in return.

Honestly I have not used this yet. Other than try it on with the camera mounted I cannot give a full function review. It seems pretty steady, especially with the strap around your back. But it needs a ball head so you can adjust the angle. Seems to me this is the only thing missing. Seem built well and is light weight.

I love it!!!!! saw a friend with it and had to get it.When it comes to having a free hand, or you just feel tired of holding the camera, this is the perfect solution.Especially when your using a canon DSLR,I have a 60D and this did the whole job hands down.

I have absolutely no doubt it deserves 5 star. Since it takes away the inconvenience and hassle involved with photos taking, you really want to travel more. It is very light, you can carry around not feeling too much. Your camera is always in ready to shoot position, so you don't miss any scene, and it is very stable. It is one of best product to own for me.

Padding was not attached very well. Nice to have hands free but every time you breathe, it is obvious in your video. Recommended for photo only.

This product was NOT New as indicated in product description. It was USED with many scratches and nicks. I thought I was paying for a NEW product. I deserve some sort of compensation for this product not being what it was described to be.