Smooth Operator
Kindly view the HD video clip below to see the panning/trucking effect used when my camera was mounted on a DIY skater dolly. It was then edited on Sony Vegas HD software.
A Leica macro lens was fixed onto the Lumix GH2 camera to shoot on the 24p cinema mode.
C&C most appreciated.
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Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Skater Dolly Video Clip
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Hello Dolly!
DIY Dolly Truck
for my camcorder.
To improve my video shooting skills, especially giving it a 'hollywood effect', buying a camera support system is way over my meagre budget. A crane/truck/dolly would cost me about
US$3,000 at least. Above all, I need a spaceship to bring it from abroad!
There is no other choice but to try to build one.
After a two-week long shopping (not easy, mind you) for some castors, bearings and pulley wheels, I finally rigged one up.
for my camcorder.
To improve my video shooting skills, especially giving it a 'hollywood effect', buying a camera support system is way over my meagre budget. A crane/truck/dolly would cost me about
US$3,000 at least. Above all, I need a spaceship to bring it from abroad!
There is no other choice but to try to build one.
After a two-week long shopping (not easy, mind you) for some castors, bearings and pulley wheels, I finally rigged one up.
Mounting it on a polycarbonate sheet ( 24ins. x 12ins. x 10mm ) and cruise on two aluminium tracks, the video shoot was 'floating' and nice.
It was really smooth and I am now ready to push/pull a continous truck-shot of over 20 feet! Great!
Would be posting a video of this effect after I iron out some bugs with You Tube.
p.s...Dear readers, sorry for the above (strange) nouns & verbs. These are terms used by movie/video photographers.
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