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Frage von Cletus:


Hi folks,

have of a friend who works in a film is one that will give several online tutorials, which will be shown as Camera dollies and steady cams (the one-hand things with a stick and the 2 weights) cheap make are. He said that he can do with material from the DIY and would not cost 100 ¬ in total.

I found a couple of dollies but none for the steady-cam. And the net for Dolly's degree were great. Do you know where I can find any? Has anyone of you things experience with such selsbtgebauten?

Cletus



Antwort von PowerMac:

at google

homebuiltstabxxx now I've forgotten the name. com



Antwort von Axel:

"Cletus" wrote: Do you know where I can find any?

Hi Cletus, which you can find here in the forum, need only enter the search term is'll get many links relating to ;-)

"Cletus" wrote: Has anyone of you things experience with such selsbtgebauten?

Yes, good experience. The smaller things that are without a corset and arm, of course not so suitable for professional cameras because of the size and weight. But a very good thing seems to me this

http://services.manfrotto.com/figrig/

be to replicate, synonymous not overly difficult. For a price around 250 ¬ I'm just wondering if it's worth the replica. Okay, is not a Steadicam, but when it comes to everyday situations ... View In any case, the demo movies at times.



Antwort von Peter S.:

My dolly has a "chassis" Plant a triangular wooden roller with rubber tires (at Lidl 9,98 ¬), three selbstgebogene iron brackets and three cane clamps with the diameter of the legs of my tripod. On flat surfaces very well used.
MFG Peter



Antwort von Cletus:

Sorry, had forgotten to specify that:

My Cam is SonyTRV ne-900.
(Old pieces, but still very good.)

So, would only use MiniDV Cams with the tripods. High ne FX1.

Thanks for the tips so far. Quiet yet more of them:)

@ Peter S: Could you maybe a picture like this upload? Can not imagine the grad net so well. Thanks



Antwort von camworks:

"PowerMac" wrote: at google
homebuiltstabxxx now I've forgotten the name. com

The website is
http://www.homebuiltstabilizers.com/



Antwort von Markus:

A nice building instructions:
Steadicam Eigenbau TV Instructions



Antwort von PowerMac:

"CAMWorks" wrote: "PowerMac" wrote: at google
homebuiltstabxxx now I've forgotten the name. com

The website is
http://www.homebuiltstabilizers.com/

I know.
I wanted to animate him with the information only for self.



Antwort von jens:

"PowerMac" wrote: "CAMWorks" wrote: "PowerMac" wrote: at google
homebuiltstabxxx now I've forgotten the name. com

The website is
http://www.homebuiltstabilizers.com/

I know.
I wanted to animate him with the information only for self.

Hey ... by the Powermac to educators ...
;-)
Greetings,
Jens






Antwort von PowerMac:

I am a teacher;))
General Education ...

So yes!