Flycam Test Run

Using the Flycam Nano, Canon 550d, tokina 11-16mm. Great product!

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• flycam
• nano
• canon
• 550d
• t2i
• tokina
• 11-16mm
• adobe
• cheesycam.com
• magic bullet looks

[willy1304]

How did you focus while filming with DSRL? Like continuously manual focusing or what?

[kellyhuffaker]

@willy1304

I keep the aperture at around f8-11 in order to keep more things in focus. When I'm indoors, I bump the ISO up in order to keep things well exposed while not dropping the aperture to anything less than 5.6

[Tovicladiesmen777]

this is flycam nano?

[kellyhuffaker]

@Tovicladiesmen777

correct.  Bought from ebay

[kellyhuffaker]

@joshbibi

Really dude? You come here to comment on how my 4 year old daughter "looks" instead of commenting on the video itself? Have fun with the fag videos you've made on your channel.........yeah horribly done dude. 

[defnyung]

@joshbibi dude, you gotta be a loser to make such a comment.

[gruponemesis]

man dude you just convinced me to buy the nano...i had bought the 5000....i suspect it is too big for my t2i cuz it has proven to be a balancing nightmare! Good vid and nice lens!

[iAmTamLam]

You did a great job, especially when you're running, I'm very impressed!

I also have a flycam nano myslef, but my footage gets a little shaky sometimes, I'm thinking that it is because of the quick release adapter... so my question is, did you use a quick release adapter for your canon t2i in this video??

Thanks. =D

[picklecatcus]

This is magical. Very well done. You will have the perfect home videos to look back on when she is all grown up :-)

[ba333em]

cute

[sexotixx]

@joshbibi She will grow into that forehead and is a very cute and adorable child. As an adult, she will probably be very beautiful. You, however, are fully grown and ugly from the inside out... No cure for that except your obvious misery to taunt an innocent kid!

[PelecanDesign]

awww.. She's so cute!! :)

[jacksoneon]

@kellyhuffaker

[jacksoneon]

Hi Kelly,

It seems on ebay the Indian company released a new flycam that's rated to support 1.5kg (3lbs) and there's a less expensive one that is rated for 700grams (1.5lbs). They say the 3lb one will work better with DSLRs but the one reviewed by cheesycam looks like the 1.5lb one. May I ask, which one are you using?

[elliottower123]

@kellyhuffaker how much was it? Sound nice. Could somebody tell me if this would work while skiing or something? I want to use it running or skiing. Maybe skateboarding too.

[amistern0]

Smooth shots + nice editing + cute girl = great clip.