Official Automotive Rigs - DIY Thread

Amazed you had the courage to do rig shots on your own too!

Received my mounts from Rig Pro (Andrew), great bits of kit. Worked a treat yesterday during a little test.

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very nice

the first one is spot on William, nice car too

one more.. not as sharp as I'd have liked (must have not tightened a bit properly) but I like the composition

Wow, some great shots from you guys!

DoubleX wrote in post #14785646
Another dumb question...do you have someone meet you at your shot location with a ladder, the boom, equipment, etc? Just wondering how you get high shots like this by yourself.

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Havent posted here in a while. Here are some recent shots with the Rig-Pro boom.

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Awesome shots man, always a pleasure to see your work!

Thanks Andrew!

That Golf shot is superb! Would be perfect without blue sticker on windshield and weird colors (don't know term) on headlights.

Ronaldo.s - A4 looks amazing! night shot looks great

Awesome, awesome, awesome. The first two locations are top notch, and the stars in the third are a nice touch. The lighting is very dynamic for all, thumbs up.

Thanks guys, appreciate it!

VisualEchos wrote in post #14798366
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Thanks Andrew.....I hope to get out in the next couple days.

Still looking for some convertible rigging options. Mainly front and/or rear shots that are higher up. I have a style bar (not to be confused with a roll bar) so trying to find out how I might be able to use that.

First rig shot in a while...finally something I can post in here!