This is the sixth article in my series about the Rhino Steady, a camera stabilizer made by Rhino Camera Gear.

In the first article of the series I described in detail how the Rhino Steady and other similar stabilizers work. In the articles that followed I have shown how I balance a variety of cameras, a medium size DSLR, a lightweight DSLR, a lightweight camcorder, and a point & shoot.

This is the fifth article in my series about the Rhino Steady, a camera stabilizer made by Rhino Camera Gear.

In the first article of the series I described in detail how the Rhino Steady and other similar stabilizers work. In the articles that followed I have shown how I balance a variety of cameras, a medium size DSLR, a lightweight DSLR and a lightweight camcorder. Today I'm showing how I balance a Canon PowerShot SX230 HS point & shoot camera, which in terms of weight is lighter than any other cameras I have done so far.

This is the forth article in my series about the Rhino Steady, a camera stabilizer made by Rhino Camera Gear.

In the first article of the series I described in detail how the Rhino Steady and other similar stabilizers work. In the second and third articles I showed a step-by-step procedure to balance two Canon DSLRs, medium and light weight respectively.

This is the third article in my series about the Rhino Steady, a camera stabilizer made by Rhino Camera Gear.

In the first article of the series I described in detail how the Rhino Steady and other similar stabilizers work. In the second article I showed a step-by-step procedure to balance the Canon 60D DSLR. Today I will be showing how I balance a much lighter DSLR. If you haven't read the previous articles I recommend that you read them first.

This is the second article in my series about the Rhino Steady, a camera stabilizer made by Rhino Camera Gear.

In the first article I described in detail how this and other similar stabilizers work. In this and future articles I will describe how I balance different types of cameras.

Have you backed any projects on Kickstarter? I have backed just one, the EZ-Steady, later renamed to Rhino Steady.