Hello, As this is my 1st post, there's a tradition to introduce oneself in it. I saw the rise & fall of the 3D video, I think it was late 2000s or(and) early 2010s, and had no interest in that. I got interested with wikipedia 3D image or(and) short video with the old school system of red & blue (a filter for each eye). I was convinced I could find a cheap pair of glasses on eBay, which was the case, so bookmarked the content of interest. I reopened the content with anticipation when receiving the pair and was pleasantly surprised. I then watched 3D videos (using the same system) of my hometown and got pretty interested in doing the same for different part of it, and shooting my close ones. I saw the video [URL='http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJlkuHxQB20']SHOOT 3D NOW ! How to use a 3D side-by-side rig - YouTube [IMG]http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gJlkuHxQB20/mqdefault.jpg[/IMG] [/URL] , which feature a setup with 2 camcorders on top of a kind of mini rail which is mounted around it's center (bottom) on a tripod, camcorders that are genlocked and have a single wired remote for both (kind of like a "Y" from the remote to the 2 camcorders). I learned in that video that the distance between the 2 video sources should be 30:1. What I liked about this (compared to a dual-lenses camera), is that I could keep the same amount of 3D even though I'm shooting things at a different distance (in front of the camera), by increasing or reducing the distance between the 2 video sources; I could also use a different ratio if the standard changed or that I realized I had it wrong. I thought I could something alike cheaply. Although my rig would need to be [LIST=1] [*]mobile (ie: w/ DIY camera stabilizer[SIZE=2] (hopefully mounted at the hips for prolonged usage if affordable, I can do a few minutes at a time if expensive)[/SIZE]), [*]portable (I don't have a vehicle, so would be taking plain public transport[SIZE=2] (there's no route with a bus w/ big luggage compartment, as in coach, to my hometown and even if there were I don't really have money for that)[/SIZE]). [/LIST] Thank you kindly for your help or feedback [B]Update 1:[/B] If the stabilizer used weight, it would be nice to have them be water refillable, to be lighter while transporting it.