DIY indislider

It took me at least 5-6 tries to get it right :thumbup:

But it had to be all because of the head right? I imagine it had to be asking for mercy with the slider... Or maybe you didn't have a couple of shot bags on the sticks and it wanted to wiggle around on the ground?

SO:

1. Did you have a loaded camera with your M2 and additional gadgetry or was it bare? What was on it?
2. Do you think a big O'Connor and a weighted down tripod, possibly a second operator would do the trick so you didn't have to try several times?
 
But it had to be all because of the head right? I imagine it had to be asking for mercy with the slider... Or maybe you didn't have a couple of shot bags on the sticks and it wanted to wiggle around on the ground?

SO:

1. Did you have a loaded camera with your M2 and additional gadgetry or was it bare? What was on it?
2. Do you think a big O'Connor and a weighted down tripod, possibly a second operator would do the trick so you didn't have to try several times?

My 503 holds up really well with just the stock HPX, I wouldn't put the redrock on without monopods on the ends. The way I have the slider setup is a bit akward for pan and tilt. I have to pan the whole indislider so it makes for some weird weight shifts. I just finished up a music video yesterday with it and I had no troubles. It just took some practice to get used to. Evevtually I'll refine it so it's a bit more user friendly, but for now it's working great.
 
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