Topic: Tilt (camera movement test)
http://youtu.be/mY1w-y6wre4
Made with this modified version of my dolly rig:
Thoughts?
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http://youtu.be/mY1w-y6wre4
Made with this modified version of my dolly rig:
Thoughts?
Holy freakin crap! Dude, you are creative! A pioneer in brickfilm camera movement! If you don't mind, I might just rip you off and use this with my rig sometime! 
Just make sure you direct people to me or one of my posts when they ask "how?" 
Awesome work! You are a pioneer in brickfilm camera movement solutions.
I'll have to use this sometime. I'll direct people to you, of course.
I've thought of a solution which might make this work better for my camera: Rather than moving the wedge toward the camera holder, i could move the camera to the wedge. If the henge is placed correctly, the backwards movement might be compensated by the forward motion of the rig, thus keeping it more centralized. I'm need to do some tests and tweaking, though.
I've thought of a solution which might make this work better for my camera: Rather than moving the wedge toward the camera holder, i could move the camera to the wedge. If the henge is placed correctly, the backwards movement might be compensated by the forward motion of the rig, thus keeping it more centralized. I'm need to do some tests and tweaking, though.
Glad I could inspire you
This would be lovely if used with a backwards dollyshot. Space, anyone?
Nice work END.
Thanks. I'm not sure how someone could do a backwards dolly with this method though.
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