Many years ago, probably in the mid 70s, a energy conservation
photographer that frequented the camera shop I worked in bought a
stabilizer so he could take IR photos of buildings from an aircraft to
isolate the places that were "heat leaks" .
It was, as I remember, about the size of a large beer can and had a
screw mount for a camera on top . I there was a power connector on the
bottom and maybe something else. The inside had a nitrogen
'atmosphere' and gyroscopes. When power was applied and the gyros wound
up I seem to remember hand holding a body with, I believe, a 300mm or
400 mm lens. An expensive little tool, but wow!, did it work.......
Bob
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