mackidbrendan Senior Member 299 posts Joined Mar 2008 Location: Canada More info | Jul 02, 2010 04:10 | #1 Okay so i was watching diggnation and one of the guys in the back had this cool looking stable set up for his DSLR. Kinda like a merlin steady cam but it looks like the handle moves around and it looks rather interesing.   (full shot)Thanks!
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bpaulette Senior Member  More info | Yep - definitely looks like a Glidecam. For a DSLR though, you wouldn't need the 4000 version. The HD-2000 or the 2000 Pro would work just fine. If you go too big (or too small - like the 1000), its harder to balance - BP -
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sleepys4 Mostly Lurking 18 posts Joined Mar 2008 Location: Atlanta More info | Jul 04, 2010 05:24 | #4 Whats the big difference between the HD-2000 and the 2000 pro. I checked the website a few times and cant see any difference for there to be a $200 price difference. 5D
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Terjay Senior Member 448 posts Joined Nov 2008 Location: Ylöjärvi, Finland More info | Jul 04, 2010 06:20 | #5 sleepys4 wrote in post #10474620 Whats the big difference between the HD-2000 and the 2000 pro. I checked the website a few times and cant see any difference for there to be a $200 price difference. Check out the bottom plate. The HD series has more options to move and place the counterweights.
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