Forget about my previous message, it seems to work now!

- Per Johan

"Hurrah!" . .In like flint! Worked like a quick thing slipping through slipping things that would slip on anything slippy! It was that fast . .

Grazie

even the new link , i marked it as make public when i uploaded it....thats strange

yeeeehaaa. let me know what you think

Andy

I think that is perfect use of your Glidecam v8 Arm! Excellent idea. And yes the dolly looks very stable too!

More pics? PLease?

G

here are the other two pics

http://livedigital.com/AMNbKgDoWg/content/75059/

http://livedigital.com/AMNbKgDoWg/content/75060/

Very impressed. Again. If you would like me to put some pics up on HBS let me know.

How "hard" are those tyres? Is it softish compo?

I presume you throw a seat on the square plate to sit on? Yes?

What do you actually grab hold on to keep steady - while holding the camera arem? Where DO you hold the camera? Loose?

G

yeah why not charles ,I take it you'll just right click save as on the pics i up loaded...unless your on a mac in which case you'll have no right click (i switched from pc to mac recently and i miss my right click!)

they are pneumatic tyres so are good over uneven ground.

yes i will be putting a seat on there ,at the moment it's just some scafolding that i found out the back of my house

i don't intend to be going fast enough to need to hold on!,....however i have another rig that you might like ,it goes in a small trailer and is pulled by my quad bike...pics soon!

with the camera you just treat it like your wearing the steadicam.

Andy