Canon 7D on a Glidecam 4000 Pro

[lazlochatter]

Just curious, why did you go with the 4000 Pro instead of the smaller models like the 1000 or 2000 Pro? Since you are using a DSLR, you didn't need the bigger version.

[doubledeeder]

THATS NUTS!! amazing dude!

[007Fortis]

cool but really shitty quality.. made it look like a cell phone

[markinmaine2]

@007Fortis I can't remember what codec I was using back and then and at what bit rate both of which can make a huge difference. I do know that I use to use a pretty low bit rate to make the smaller.

[jancovideo]

Excellent job! What did you use to compress the video?

Bob

[rubent100]

What lens sir?

[markinmaine2]

@rubent100 Hi Rubent, this was with the Canon 10-22mm ES lens. As with all steadycam work the wider the lens the better in terms of getting that real flying feeling.

[BeanpoleProductions]

This is awesome! So smooth, it's like the camera is flying. Great work. I want a glidecam for my 7d!

[mhshah7]

Hi! Just bought the glidecam HD 2000 for my 7D. I can;t seem to balance it properly, it is quite difficult. Can u please make a video on how to balance it. You have done excellent stablization in this video, please teach us how to did it.

[rubent100]

@mhshah7 I Agree, i cant balance my 7D man, if you find a solution please let me know. I have a 7D with a small 50m 1.8

[MrRaptur3]

@mhshah7 your bottom weights need to be just under whatever you have mounted...by just a fraction ... in my vid i only used one..

[rubent100]

Would you recommend the 4000 or the 2000?

[acirak]

@rubent100 2000 for sure.  4000 is for heavier cameras.

[killerkatfilms]

@rubent100 I have the 4000 pro and it's too much for the 7D. If you're not getting a larger camera stick with the 2000. Cheaper and lighter; your back and forearms will thank you. Trust me...