@JSWoodhams It doesn't really make a difference what camera body you use as its all the same technique. Unless you have a specific problem, all I can recommend is practice and trial and error. Be prepared for a large learning curve to get the results you want.
@JSWoodhams For my setup I had quite a heafty 18-200mm lens which added a lot of weight. You can add an extra battery grip if you have one and that will significantly increase weight. But overall mine was just the lens and the body and worked great
very nice job, but one thing i do not understand, the 550d has no Autofocus so how did you managed to keep the "runner" in focus?? i also have a 550d and the only option is to focus manually. is it what you did there? did you focus manually while running?
@hokageismylifetoo2 Well if you look closely, the focus is very deep when the camera is moving. I therefore set the focal length before shooting and tried to stay the same distance whilst running. When there is some shallow focus, the lens is different and the camera is static. You'd have to have a remote rig to pull focus whilst running. I hope that helps
WOW!! So the cameraguy was running, and there was THAT little camera shake?? Not only that, but the test film was very humorous. Makes me want to look into this little tool... :)
@12ewardatgmaildotcom It works but isolating the operators body movement allowing for smooth 'floating' footage. I'm not sure on the exact engineering of it but I'd definitely recommend it to anyone
@12ewardatgmaildotcom I love the steadicam. This glidecam is designed for cameras around the 3lb weight region. Theres a picture of me operating on my blog, check the description
Gotta admit, this video made me nearly hyperventilate. Not only is it a great test of the tool, it also even has some odd form of... subsctance.
davdud101 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Would love some tips on how you balanced it with the 550D :)
JSWoodhams 2 months ago
@JSWoodhams It doesn't really make a difference what camera body you use as its all the same technique. Unless you have a specific problem, all I can recommend is practice and trial and error. Be prepared for a large learning curve to get the results you want.
fearlessfreakarc 2 months ago
@fearlessfreakarc well the T2i is an extremely light camera, I heard it can be a little difficult to balance?
JSWoodhams 2 months ago
@JSWoodhams For my setup I had quite a heafty 18-200mm lens which added a lot of weight. You can add an extra battery grip if you have one and that will significantly increase weight. But overall mine was just the lens and the body and worked great
fearlessfreakarc 2 months ago
@fearlessfreakarc yeah I'll probably get myself a battery grip or something. Thanks for the advice :)
JSWoodhams 1 month ago
My personal favourite thing ever, made me laugh so hard love you guys :D
benzin77 2 months ago
very nice job, but one thing i do not understand, the 550d has no Autofocus so how did you managed to keep the "runner" in focus?? i also have a 550d and the only option is to focus manually. is it what you did there? did you focus manually while running?
hokageismylifetoo2 2 months ago
@hokageismylifetoo2 Well if you look closely, the focus is very deep when the camera is moving. I therefore set the focal length before shooting and tried to stay the same distance whilst running. When there is some shallow focus, the lens is different and the camera is static. You'd have to have a remote rig to pull focus whilst running. I hope that helps
fearlessfreakarc 2 months ago
I like !
G22PRODUCTIONS 3 months ago
smooth
Knoptop 3 months ago
holy crap that looks amazing!
BG3Productions 3 months ago
nice! well done:) I have the Glidecam HD as well..bought it second hand..would love the vest one day. Thanx for subbing,,ur subber # 325! =D
JonathanHoleton 3 months ago
WOW!! So the cameraguy was running, and there was THAT little camera shake?? Not only that, but the test film was very humorous. Makes me want to look into this little tool... :)
davdud101 3 months ago
How does it work? Action Video 2012 needs one
12ewardatgmaildotcom 3 months ago
@12ewardatgmaildotcom It works but isolating the operators body movement allowing for smooth 'floating' footage. I'm not sure on the exact engineering of it but I'd definitely recommend it to anyone
fearlessfreakarc 3 months ago
@fearlessfreakarc like a steadycam? or something trickier?
12ewardatgmaildotcom 3 months ago
@12ewardatgmaildotcom google reveals that it is indeed cooler. Steadicams require you wear a crazy vest arm thing
12ewardatgmaildotcom 3 months ago
@12ewardatgmaildotcom I love the steadicam. This glidecam is designed for cameras around the 3lb weight region. Theres a picture of me operating on my blog, check the description
fearlessfreakarc 3 months ago
Awesome, how does it work?
MoreGamerz 3 months ago
Cool. You guys better do some fun sh*t with that thing! Looking fwd to some sweet action stuff! :D
ZekeMahogany 3 months ago
haha nice
ChicoValenciano 3 months ago
Really nice man! Is this homemade or did you buy it?
Trampathon 3 months ago
@Trampathon It was borrowed from a friend. But his did buy it. Check the description for more details
fearlessfreakarc 3 months ago
very nice
TheMizDog 3 months ago