The second toy is actually more of a toy. I have been wanting these things called DSLR sliders for my camera work. They are 2-3 feet in length and mount to tripods or on stands. These mount to the camera and then slide along a track so you get a "dolly-ish" kind of camera move. I have wanted one because I actually really enjoy working off of a tripod more than handheld but I still like movement in my shots. These DSLR sliders came out and solved the problem along with increasing the production value exponentially. The problem was that they were SO expensive with cheaper models running about $500. I wanted to try and make one but decided that would be hard because I have no tools. That is when I came across indiSYSTEM. They make price point equipment that really suits an independent filmmaker's budget. I got the indisliderMINI for $100. I will make that much renting it out a few times. Anyways, it came today and I was so excited to go and test it. I just shot some stuff around the yard and apartment to give it and test and it worked great. Not perfect, but definitely worth the $100. Here is the result.
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2 comments:
oh my gosh, that part at 56 seconds is amazing. what a nifty toy!
Nice use of some cool stuff. I've looked at that line of stuff before and thought it looked really cool. Also, that 7D is really great. I'm thinking you could do some really interesting video while Beckster is doing he photoshoots. Nice soundtrack by-the-way.
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