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Khoi Pham November 6th, 2014 02:55 PM

Re: Portability with a 3-axis gimbal
 
I have the BeSteady One, got it even before the M5 came out, it is good but the company services sucks so don't get it, there are plenty now that are better and cheaper.:-)

Adrian Tan November 6th, 2014 08:33 PM

Re: Portability with a 3-axis gimbal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Clive McLaughlin (Post 1866940)
I've always had difficulty with my steadycam at times during weddings. The problem being that I want a mixture of steadycam shots and regular filming. When I would go with the B&G and the photographer for couple shots for example, I had to carry both with me, and set the steadicam down on the ground in order to do regular filming. This severely limits my ability to shoot instantly when I see something whilst walking.

Hey Clive, by the way, have you considered a steadicam solo or steddiepod or similar "bastardized" device?

Edit: here's some further possibilities: http://cheesycam.com/2013-monopod-ma...to-offer-more/


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