What rigging is designed to be worn to help steady the camera during filming?

The Steadi-cam is specifically designed to achieve smooth and stable footage during filming while allowing for a high degree of mobility. It uses a system of weights and arms to isolate the camera from unwanted movements and shakes caused by the operator's motion. This rigging effectively utilizes the principles of balance and inertia, ensuring that when the operator moves, the camera remains steady, producing fluid shots that are free from jitter or shake.

The design involves wearing the rig on the body to distribute the camera's weight, enabling the operator to walk, run, or navigate through environments without compromising the shot's stability. This makes it particularly useful in dynamic shooting situations where the camera needs to move alongside action or travel through a scene seamlessly.

Other options like a Shoulder Rig and Handheld Stabilizer may also provide some level of stabilization, but they do not match the advanced stabilization and mobility features of a Steadi-cam. The Gimbal, while highly effective for stabilization, typically involves electronic components and is less about being worn directly.