IllLifeFilms
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how do you guys go about building braces for your cameras, especially for driving shot where the camera is outside the car, looking inside.
building brackets.
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Zoomforce
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Re: building brackets.
I bought a milling machine last month that seems to work rather well considering its not CNC..
I bought a milling machine last month that seems to work rather well considering its not CNC..
IllLifeFilms
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Re: building brackets.
how about a cheaper way
how about a cheaper way
J.R. Hudson
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Re: building brackets.
LOL
LOL
Barry_Green
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Re: building brackets.
Quality car mounting can be expensive and complex, or it can be really simple: www.cinekinetic.com sells the CineSaddle, basically a bean bag with hooks & straps for mounting to the car. The beans do an absolutely amazing job of isolating the camera from vibration -- you can do a rock-steady car shot with this thing. Expensive for what it is, yes -- but considering you'll be trusting your $3400 camera to it, the price seems reasonable.
Quality car mounting can be expensive and complex, or it can be really simple: www.cinekinetic.com sells the CineSaddle, basically a bean bag with hooks & straps for mounting to the car. The beans do an absolutely amazing job of isolating the camera from vibration -- you can do a rock-steady car shot with this thing. Expensive for what it is, yes -- but considering you'll be trusting your $3400 camera to it, the price seems reasonable.
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FlacaProductions
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Re: building brackets.
And don't forget about www.filmtools.com they have a wide range of car mounts. 8)
And don't forget about www.filmtools.com they have a wide range of car mounts. 8)