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Steadycam for Z7
hope there is anybody out, who can recommend a good steadycam system for my Z7, pricerange: 2.000,- to 4.000,-.
has not to be the best, but should work good. thanks for your replys! clemens fischer |
Clemens,
I've used the Glidecam 4000 with mine as well as the least expensive vest by Varizoom. I think the total cost is less than $1500 US. With the Wide Angle lens and a good light on the camera, it does push towards the higher end of the weight range. But, for short little bursts, it works fine. I'll see if I have anything on CF card to post. |
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thanks a lot for your fast response! that helps me a lot, 'cause there's a cheap system on ebay right now. now i know that it works with the weight. hope it also does with the mounted CF unit and a wireless mic receiver. would be nice to see some shots you took! kind regards clemens |
Clemens,
Just remember, in my little experience, don't push the weight limit towards the max. Less is better, unless you have a higher-quality arm. Glidecam also carries a wrist/arm glove that transfers some of the weight off your wrist, if you decide to use just the Glidecam 4000 without the vest. How long of a shot are you trying to get? -Chad |
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have you ever heard / tried the flycam? seems to be a VERY interesting price: http://www.thecinecity.com/home.php?cat=243 clemens |
Do a search here for much info on the Flycam. I have heard a wide variety of things about the rig, some are satisfied, others are not.
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It looks nice and can hold a larger camera. I'd do what Charles suggested and look for as many reviews as possible. I'm looking for a new rig and will be selling my stuff when I find a better solution. I tried on the Stedicam Flyer at NAB and it was awesome, not to mention a bit out of my price range.
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