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Have tried a few from the rig that was made. But does anyone have suggestions on rigs to buy for video? Such as powered ones for smooth action.
Rig shots!
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BeatenPathPhoto said:
Anyone?
I have no idea what you're talking about. What rig ? Made by whom ?
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Something tells me your thinking of sliders and dollies
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Simon photo said:
Yes, those and car rigs.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f....253951384668436.64656.164911730239069&type=3
This was my second photo ever takin with this rig (homemade)
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Car Rigs, several threads on here if you search. Personally I like the Manftotto suckers as they dont leave marks, but you have to keep them clean. Mine have 12" stubby poles out the top to allow more adjustment on the pole. Poles are the holy grail. You need light, strong and long, but it's hard to get all three although some use additional cable strengthening, some just use the car really slow and walk supporting the camera to minimise bounce.
Other possibilities are to fix the cameras to a chase car.
Processing. The shot you linked to is very dark. First three shots in that set look like you've used contrast masking in the processing as it can create a halo around the car. That's usually taken out with some dodge/burn on the adjustment layer.
Looking forward to seeing some more
Other possibilities are to fix the cameras to a chase car.
Processing. The shot you linked to is very dark. First three shots in that set look like you've used contrast masking in the processing as it can create a halo around the car. That's usually taken out with some dodge/burn on the adjustment layer.
Looking forward to seeing some more