duggyb
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Vehicle : 09' Mustang GT & 94' Nissan Silvia
Location : Calgary ,AB
Registration date : 2009-04-07
 |  Subject: Re: Short Film  November 30th 2011, 11:12 am | |
| yeah i am probably spoiled with some films on the net because guys have years of practice and tons of money into equipment.
i can see how a rig will improve your footage 10 fold though.
i also respect the mass amount of work and talent that goes into one of these videos with rigs or not, so keep them coming! | |
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1eightySX
Rank 9
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Registration date : 2008-03-02
| | Subject: Re: Short Film November 30th 2011, 11:39 am | |
| I was watching and one the best video guys in my opinion didn't use any equipment in Seattle. He was just really good but he also used a legit camcorder. A lot of people really like using those glide rail things as well. | |
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laynehip
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Location : 2095
Registration date : 2008-02-13
| | Subject: Re: Short Film December 3rd 2011, 7:36 pm | |
| - 1eightySX wrote:
- I have been checking the market, there are a few options out there. A legit steady Cam can get pretty pricey and still requires a lot of practice. Devan from Vancouver uses one, you can see an example here -> http://vimeo.com/31053857
He is still getting use to it. I have pretty much made my mind up on one, as I am sick of traveling with a shitty Tripod all the time. Any free hand work with a DSLR is tricky.. to say the least and requires so much practice. you can make a steady cam for cheap (in my case free as I just used reject parts from around the house) And it doesn't even have to look 'that' homemade  | |
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veedub
Rank 7
Number of posts : 1074
Registration date : 2008-02-13
| | Subject: Re: Short Film December 3rd 2011, 11:41 pm | |
| - laynehip wrote:
STEADY CAM 2011!!! | |
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