FS: U-Flycam; ideal for lightweight cams

[Sniper1154]

So basically I bought this with the intentions of using it for an action-thriller type film that fell through at the last minute. Hooked up my HV20 to it, and it works well, but I really just don't have a need for it. Included will be:

-U Flycam and it's accessories, weights, etc.
-Carry bag
-Instructions

Note about the instructions: they are in English, but it is very poor English. The company I believe is India and the product works well, but when you headline your instructions with "make your good camera gooder!" you know there is a slight barrier.

On Ebay these go for about 150 including shipping/paypal, if I can get 95 shipped/pp'd you can have mine.

I have mine at my house and if you need a picture I can take one. I'll be back home this evening. Thanks for looking.

 

[Ghatt]

"good camera gooder" HAHAHAHAHAHA! Sorry I can't stop laughing at that

 

[lutnik]

"good camera gooder" HAHAHAHAHAHA! Sorry I can't stop laughing at that

I would call it a "plumber's stabilizer".
More suitable for the DIY section maybe.
LOL

lutnik

 

[Sniper1154]

Agreed that it is nowhere in the same league with the Merlins of the world, but it is a decent little rig for smoother shots. Biggest problem though, as we've discussed, is that the instructions are somewhat ambiguous due to the terrible translation

 

[jowei]

does this support a canon xh-a1? do you ship to puerto rico?

 

[Sniper1154]

This may work with an XH-A1 I'll try it out in the morning. I know the plate it uses is similar to that of a Manfrotto 501 HDV head so it's not a simple quick release; the only thing I'm unsure of is how many counter weights you get and if there are enough to offset the XH-A1 (my gut feeling tells me there are).

As for shipping to Puerto Rico, I'll have to check the rates but if they're reasonable I may.