DIY Dolly & Technicolor Test!

So I thought I'd post a real quick test I did today with a DIY camera dolly and the new Technicolor Cinestyle profile for Canon.

Hit the link for more info and pics!

http://vimeo.com/23439​089

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cool, any instructions? what was the total cost

one2nite wrote in post #12370644
cool, any instructions? what was the total cost

Actually 'cause my friend built it for me, I don't really know how he did it! Once it's had its finishing touches from him, I'll get some more info and proper diagrams of its construction!

I imagine it wasn't very expensive, cost of the metal tubing plus skateboard wheels and bearings wasn't much. He made the bolts/axls I think

thanks buddy

This actually looks really good. Is it smooth on the rails?

looks pretty good!

ps. on your other technicolor style vid. Zero 7, good choice.

nolimits882000 wrote in post #12383375
This actually looks really good. Is it smooth on the rails?

Yeah all the effort went into having the best metal for the rails and the smoothest bearings... I think we settled on ABEC 7, as 5's stuck a little bit when there wasn't much load... and anything more than 7 would just shoot across the rails at the slightest touch (plus the expense!)

^ Oh and thanks, great song

benesotor wrote in post #12383542
Yeah all the effort went into having the best metal for the rails and the smoothest bearings... I think we settled on ABEC 7, as 5's stuck a little bit when there wasn't much load... and anything more than 7 would just shoot across the rails at the slightest touch (plus the expense!)

That's what I found with my own DIY dolly as well. The 7's are where it's at.

^ Oh and thanks, great song

great album