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Ha! Ought to tell my mom and grandma that. Their videos make us all seasick! :) Thanks! Nice tip. Got any more?
Bwatje 2 years ago
U got my 5!
mrmosby1 3 years ago
I saw this trick at SAICFF Academy last year, now we have elastics on our church cameras!
I wish I had a tripod nice enough to use it on my self though!
AlbertaMovieMaker 3 years ago
Yep, I was right there. Chances are I was standing next to you. :D
GlobeReacher 3 years ago
That's really neat, Daniel! I would try it if we had a tripod for our video camera...but we don't.
pilgrimnstranger 4 years ago
Neat trick! Necesity IS the mother of invention! This one I'd label, "SHORT-CUT TO A JERKS SOLUTION !" Well done, we liiiiiiiii...k!
aaronkraicshtein 4 years ago
Wow ... great idea!
Thanks for posting this; looking forward to seeing more in the future!
quietpanther 4 years ago
Nice titling; nice video work (looks like a tutorial should); nice work on the double footage part, really liked that. Well done. :-)
stephennasby 4 years ago
Wow, Daniel - nicely done! I shall have to remember that if I ever am able to begin film-making.
:)
~Lady Tai
randomactsofkindnes 4 years ago
NICE, Daniel! I will certainly have to try that. Now if I only had the fluid head and the camera to go on it instead of my little ZR and a consumer tripod! Ah well, the Lord will give me what he wants me to have when he wants me to have it...
Thanks so much for doing this--I look forward to seeing more!
In His Service,
John Calvin Young
johncalvinfilmmaker 4 years ago