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(Spoiler Alert: It can be mounted on a dog.) The multi-valve VBag is made of a sturdy material, which is ideal for regular use, but other editions are made of softer, lighter, more flexible material, making it easier to mould.Ĭheck out this video by Film Riot that shows you what the newest edition of VBag can do. Just release the air valve, let air back in, and it becomes soft and ready for another go. Using similar technology used by paramedics to secure the injured, the VBag hardens in the shape you put it in when air is evacuated with a pump. I've never used the VBag, but I'm really impressed by what it can do given the simplicity of the design - a soft vacuum bag made of PVC-coated Polyester fibre sheets filled with polystyrene pellets.
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Check out the video by Film Riot after the jump and see what the VBag is all about. Essentially, this thing can be mounted on pretty much anything, as well as mount a vast range of cameras - for a price. How many times have you used books, pillows, your own shirt, or any variation of a makeshift rig to prop up and steady your camera? I'm assuming the answer is "a bunch of times." I recently came across this nifty tool called the VBag, which is a vacuum bag that hardens when air is released, allowing you to firmly mount your DSLR camera, freeing you up to get certain shots that would be difficult to get using a tripod or stabilizing rig.