Oynk Well-known member Jun 29, 2007 #2 I have done it several times. But 'operate' is a broad term. If you are in wide-angle constant exposure, sure. It gets more complicated from there. I should add... I used a monopod which helped smooth things out considerably. Last edited: Jun 29, 2007
I have done it several times. But 'operate' is a broad term. If you are in wide-angle constant exposure, sure. It gets more complicated from there. I should add... I used a monopod which helped smooth things out considerably.
K Kholi Section Moderator Jun 29, 2007 #4 Steadicam is too limited and "hokey". But not a bad idea. I want to be able to glide from point A to B quickly and make it look like some deranged Dolly and Track setup.
Steadicam is too limited and "hokey". But not a bad idea. I want to be able to glide from point A to B quickly and make it look like some deranged Dolly and Track setup.
K Kholi Section Moderator Jun 29, 2007 #6 Jack Daniel Stanley said: steadicam is "hokey"? wtf?, lol :grin: Click to expand... xD Hokey! You heard me. No Steadicam is fine. I don't want to use a steadicam. I'll be on concrete anyway, and it should be relatively smooth. If Point A is ten feet from point B, I want to be able to glide to point B fast to catch a key OTS action. That's why I want to try it. Though, I guess I should just try it, huh?
Jack Daniel Stanley said: steadicam is "hokey"? wtf?, lol :grin: Click to expand... xD Hokey! You heard me. No Steadicam is fine. I don't want to use a steadicam. I'll be on concrete anyway, and it should be relatively smooth. If Point A is ten feet from point B, I want to be able to glide to point B fast to catch a key OTS action. That's why I want to try it. Though, I guess I should just try it, huh?