Today we’ve got a guest post by Chris McConnell, the brainchild behind Daily Tekk, who recently featured get addicted to … on his The 100 Best, Most Interesting Blogs and Websites list.
“Have you ever seen behind-the-scenes footage of a movie where the camera is mounted on what looks like miniature railroad tracks? You can see the camera sliding across the terrain on these tracks to provide a smooth camera shot–essentially a moving tripod of sorts. Well, that kind of cool cinematography is now available for your iPhone and Android videos or any DSLR camera. It’s called the Pico Flex Dolly ($69.99, the kit–includes the arm, shark clip and case–goes for $99.99) and I think the video below pretty much speaks for itself. Amateur videographers only dreamed of this kind of equipment.” ❚
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One would think duct taping it to a toy fire engine might work just as well don’t ya think?
Could be. But it might not be that smooth in motion.