File:NEWTON stabilized camera head on a technocrane.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionNEWTON stabilized camera head on a technocrane.jpg |
English: Empire Media using a Moviebird 52 foot telescopic camera crane with a Newton stabilized head to control a broadcast camera at a live TV show in Norway. |
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