SteadiCam Merlin
bryanbush
20 Dec 2008 18:50
Just wait Jake soon they will be manufacturing footage there for less too...
JHDT_Productions
20 Dec 2008 20:37
As long as they don't start stock video places giving away the footage.
Don would have a heart attack.
On the shipping, yes steep but I'm sure it's heavy with all that metal and it's coming from India.
But still cheaper then the US made vest/arm type steadicams by about $6000 :-)
Jake
Don would have a heart attack.
On the shipping, yes steep but I'm sure it's heavy with all that metal and it's coming from India.
But still cheaper then the US made vest/arm type steadicams by about $6000 :-)
Jake
Normstock
20 Dec 2008 21:36
Jake's link for the vest and Flycam seems to be Australian $, the U.S. shipping is $75.00 u.s. for the complete set up.
ironstrike
20 Dec 2008 21:52
India produces a lot of film and video equipment, they will be selling a lot of stock in the future:
http://www.indiaprwire.com/pressrelease/information-technology/200805159530.htm
keep in mind though, they won't have certain content, like american landmarks, caucasian models etc etc.
http://www.indiaprwire.com/pressrelease/information-technology/200805159530.htm
keep in mind though, they won't have certain content, like american landmarks, caucasian models etc etc.
bryanbush
20 Dec 2008 22:45
They can rent white people
ironstrike
20 Dec 2008 23:18
lol theres nothing wrong with the http://actress.bollysite.com/cache/kingfisher-calendar/691681-P.jpg_595.jpg
bryanbush
20 Dec 2008 23:37
There sure isn't.
smokey
24 Dec 2008 13:45
There's a company callled glidecam that make several models and rigs for steadicam type shots.
Have vest setups, and the little handheld gimbles, and a wide price range
www.glidecam.com
Scott
Have vest setups, and the little handheld gimbles, and a wide price range
www.glidecam.com
Scott