Testing a dual Dolly Rs with my Canon T2i.. love this rig!!

Its like a slider for dslr's but way cheaper and can be used on the track or off the track I'll take a pic of it and post it up! You can check their vids out on youtube.
 
About $240 with shipping included, that's for about 3 feet of track here is a image of the setup!!

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interesting. I'm considering embarking on a DIY journey with dollys after being inspired by low cost solutions. I got interested when you said "way cheaper", but I might still be better off building my own. Would rather spend the budget on glass.

Nice find, though!
 
dishe said:
interesting. I'm considering embarking on a DIY journey with dollys after being inspired by low cost solutions. I got interested when you said "way cheaper", but I might still be better off building my own. Would rather spend the budget on glass.

Nice find, though!
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No problem, anything to help out the community and give our indie projects some better production value!! :)
 
Hey vicnewton...looks great.
I am thinking of picking up the 2foot version.

How do you think this dolly would work outside on grass and such? I noticed it has no feet like a Glidetrack but the price is better and I like the idea that the dolly actually comes off the track unlike other more expensive systems.

Also, I've seen videos of sliders where the ad says it is smooth but there is a lot of wobble. Do you find this one to be smooth?
 
Garmonbozia said:
Hey vicnewton...looks great.
I am thinking of picking up the 2foot version.

How do you think this dolly would work outside on grass and such? I noticed it has no feet like a Glidetrack but the price is better and I like the idea that the dolly actually comes off the track unlike other more expensive systems.

Also, I've seen videos of sliders where the ad says it is smooth but there is a lot of wobble. Do you find this one to be smooth?
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It has feet but not as big as others..the feet work best on countertops and really flat surfaces like the ground. It's really smooth you can also get a piece of plywood and sit that under the track for something like grass no problem. I love the options this version gives you!
 
vicnewton said:
It has feet but not as big as others..the feet work best on countertops and really flat surfaces like the ground. It's really smooth you can also get a piece of plywood and sit that under the track for something like grass no problem. I love the options this version gives you!
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link to where you bought it?
 
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