Rideable Dolly With 4 Position Seat

That was my first attempt as well. The dolly was a lot smoother than I was. I've been playing around since with different setups. This dolly has more configurations than a circus contortionist. I used a stretch rig for the original footage until Helmut mentioned that the black bars come off for smaller setups, even table top.

So a better narrow rail dolly setup:

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Helmut - You guys should let someone like me have one for a song and I'll take some decent productions photos for the website. The ones above from your site are out of focus....:evil:
 
Hey Sirius,
I see you got your doggy very well trained with after effects so Iam sure you would do an excellent job taking pictures.

We are working on our website though, it's always so much more work to get everything done than I expect it to be.

Thanks for the offer.

Helmut
 
Helmutt, I took some CU's of the rig when you were demo-ing it at our office. They came out really nice if you want me to email them to you. :thumbsup:
 
Where did you get Your green screen fabric? How well does it work for you? I am torn between going with the More expensive Foam vs. the straight fabric. Im guessing you have the regular fabric by all the rinkles.

thanks
b
 
bena said:
Where did you get Your green screen fabric? How well does it work for you? I am torn between going with the More expensive Foam vs. the straight fabric. Im guessing you have the regular fabric by all the rinkles.

thanks
b
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I got it from EVS. I am using a vector keyer so the way it is hanging is pretty much irrelevant and in that shot it has been bunched up to one side. It normally hangs over to the right more which smooths it out. However, as I said for vector keying the normal fuss with a greenscreen's smoothness and lighting are non issues.
 
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