@BeijingBuzzz The standard thread for the bolt that attaches a camera to a tripod is 1/4"-20tpi (threads per inch). This is a very common size thread for many things. You probably have a spare bolt laying around your house. Thanks for watching.
@FAQUAD2010 Okay, then try this. Get a large clock with a second hand. Mount the camera to the second hand. That way 360 degree sweep equal 60 seconds.
nice!!
HamidBazargani 4 months ago
Thats awesome
CamaraMountClamp 5 months ago
Great idea...
Woodenarrows 11 months ago
ive been searching for slow panners all week. Been trying out stepper motors with Arduino. But this! Lol pure genius! im trying it!
Intosia 1 year ago
what size and thread is the bolt?
BeijingBuzzz 1 year ago
@BeijingBuzzz The standard thread for the bolt that attaches a camera to a tripod is 1/4"-20tpi (threads per inch). This is a very common size thread for many things. You probably have a spare bolt laying around your house. Thanks for watching.
onefivefour 1 year ago
that's a great concept. I like that it's a nice slow motion. How smooth it it?
Only downside, what I'm looking for needs to be a bit faster. IE full 360 rotation in approx 30 - 40 seconds
FAQUAD2010 1 year ago
@FAQUAD2010 Okay, then try this. Get a large clock with a second hand. Mount the camera to the second hand. That way 360 degree sweep equal 60 seconds.
Thanks for watching.
onefivefour 1 year ago
@onefivefour
I have a design in mind I plan to build soon.
It's obviously more expensive than a dollar store timer, but should result in
really smooth motion, with adjustable speeds.
I'll film the build when I make it and post it as a reply vid to this when I make it.
FAQUAD2010 1 year ago
@onefivefour
I have a design in mind I plan to build soon.
It's obviously more expensive than a dollar store timer, but should result in
really smooth motion, with adjustable speeds.
I'll film the build when I make it and post it as a reply vid to this when I make it.
FAQUAD2010 1 year ago
That's brilliant!
mackhine 2 years ago
Cool idea! It won't work for every solution (obviously :) ), but, for the price, it's definitely worth keeping on hand.
WirelessFox 2 years ago
Thanks for watching. You're right, but for less that $5 you just can't go wrong. Build a rig a post your result here as a 'video reply'. Good luck!
onefivefour 2 years ago