<p>We shoot all our videos in portrait using a Canon 5D camera. What is the best type of camera stabliser for this scenario? Most I've seen only cater for shots in "landscape".</p>

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2015-08-14T04:37:04.843Z
Could you add the model names of your existing cameras to the question? And do you plan to buy a new camera or are you looking for a stabilization that is built around these existing cameras?
Fred42vid
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2015-08-14T08:06:11.790Z
We using a Canon 5D and not planning to buy a new camera. I'll update the question information... thanks so much for the feedback!
David Bailey
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2015-08-15T13:46:22.960Z
Could you add a right angle bracket to the mount of an existing stabiliser. Just a bit of steel would do it. The stabiliser would have to be large enough, but looking at the one we've got (DJI Ronin) I'd say it would be do-able.
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Camera stabilisers compatible with shooting in portrait
David Bailey
# Camera stabilisers compatible with shooting in portrait

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-08-13)

We shoot all our videos in portrait using a Canon 5D camera. What is the best type of camera stabliser for this scenario? Most I've seen only cater for shots in "landscape".

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Could you add the model names of your existing cameras to the question? And do you plan to buy a new camera or are you looking for a stabilization that is built around these existing cameras?  
> **username_0**: We using a Canon 5D and not planning to buy a new camera. I'll update the question information... thanks so much for the feedback!  
> **username_2**: Could you add a right angle bracket to the mount of an existing stabiliser. Just a bit of steel would do it. The stabiliser would have to be large enough, but looking at the one we've got (DJI Ronin) I'd say it would be do-able.  

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