Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The ZeeGee was being shown at Cine Gear 2026, and if you haven't encountered one in the field yet, it's a device that's been quietly building a track record on professional productions for several years. The concept sounds simple, but it solves a real problem: it lets you produce the organic look of handheld or shoulder-mounted camera work while using a Steadicam arm and vest to carry the weight and absorb footstep vibration. The result is something that sits between full Steadicam and raw handheld — and it's found a dedicated following among operators who need that look but want the physical support and flexibility that comes with the arm.
For the full article, go to: newsshooter.com/2026/06/07/zeegee-three-axis-center-of-gravity-camera-head-for-steadicam
The ZeeGee was being shown at Cine Gear 2026, and if you haven't encountered one in the field yet, it's a device that's been quietly building a track record on professional productions for several years. The concept sounds simple, but it solves a real problem: it lets you produce the organic look of handheld or shoulder-mounted camera work while using a Steadicam arm and vest to carry the weight and absorb footstep vibration. The result is something that sits between full Steadicam and raw handheld — and it's found a dedicated following among operators who need that look but want the physical support and flexibility that comes with the arm.
For the full article, go to: newsshooter.com/2026/06/07/zeegee-three-axis-center-of-gravity-camera-head-for-steadicam
