Video Camera Rig
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DSLR Cheese Plate $42.00 Black DSLR Cheese Plate with threaded 1/4″ 20 and 3/8″ holes. Plate also has counter sunk holes for attaching a 15mm rod clamp. Plate can be used to configure a DSLR mount that can have a tripod plate or shoulder mount attached to the bottom and a 15mm rod system attached to the top…. |
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CPM – 3/16 Allen Key $2.99 Replacement 3/16 Allen Key, Sold Ea…. |
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CPM – Counter Weight Bolt $0.99 Replacement counter weight bolt, holds two of our one pounds weights to our A frame. Sold each…. |
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CPM – 5/32 Allen Key $2.99 Replacement 5/32 Allen Key, Sold Ea…. |
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Flying With Butterflies $0.99 … |
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CPM – Modified Medium Rail Pad $39.99 Modified Medium Rail pad for use with the rod mounted grip set…. |
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DSLR Rig Shoulder Mount for DV Cameras & All DSLR Cameras, Canon 5D MK II , 7D , 60D ,600D (T3i) Nikon D90 D7000 D5100 D3100 D300s Sony DSR-PD198p Panasonic AG-HMC153MC $149.99 DSLR VCR Rig Move Kit Shoulder Mount For DSLR Camera DV HDV Camcorder Easy For Shooting Viewing The Ideal For Canon 5D Mark II/7D/550D/60D/T2i/600D … For Nikon D90/D5000/D7000/D3100/D200… … For Panasonic AG-HMC153MC GH-1 GH-2 GF-1 GF-2 … . For Sony DSR-PD198P NEX-3 NEX-5 … For Any Other DSLR Cameras and Camcorders… |
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Follow Focus DSLR Rig 1/4 Thread Metal Camera Shoulder Mount $162.18 Material : Metal, Rubber, Plastic; Color : Black, Blue; Net Weight : 1127g; Package Content: 1 x Camera Shoulder Mount; The 1/4″ screw thread shoulder mount features adjustable Shoulder Rig with poles and rubber coated nonslip two handles; |
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Pny Secure Digital High Capacity Black 32Gb Bp For Sdhc Compatible Host Devices Class 4 $164.99 PNY Secure Digital 32GB High Cap P-SDHC32G4-FS…. |
Look at the video of the limo…?
To answer the question on whether it was a prerecorded tape, just watch when Vince turns around to look at the 2 men at the building. When the camera follows his body turning, you only see 3 big trailers near the building. He walks to the limo and there are no cars near the limo. The moment the camera switches to him opening the door, you see the taillights of a car about 10 ft from the limo. Just proof that the stunt was done beforehand and not live.
Also, when he is walking to the limo, you see a WWE rig in the background to the left. When the camera switches to him opening the door, the rig is to the right of the limo.
DVR helps on this. To all the people that think it is real, come on. WWE needs to do a better job of making everything look the same for their ‘stunts’.
Was that a dummy leg in the 2nd shot of the limo, and they used a rope to close the door.
Reminds me of Ferris Buler’s Day off, the manikin he rigged up to the door.
Our New Camera Rig.
Attach Your Camera to Bicycle Handlebars
Put your pictures in motion by attaching your Digi-cam to the handlebars of your bike.
Some people might wonder why the heck anyone would want to attach their digital camera to the handlebars of their bike. Well, in the old days of traditional photography, this didn’t make much sense. You couldn’t see through the viewfinder while pedaling, so composition was little more than a wild guess.
But many of today’s digicams have variable-angle LCD monitors. This means that you can pull the monitor out from the back of the camera and adjust it to your viewing angle. This is a perfect example of how one technology (digital still photography), can be borrowed from another (digital video). Digital video camcorders have used swiveling LCDs from the get-go.
For cycling fans, this means that you can mount your camera on the handlebars, swing the screen upward, and monitor your composition in real time while you’re peddling; just don’t forget to watch the road, please! This is a great opportunity for you to share your adventures with those who don’t ride with you.
If your camera has one of these nifty swiveling monitors, then chances are good that it also has a remote release that you can hold in one hand while riding. Most of these releases not only enable you to trip the shutter, but they also have buttons to let you zoom the lens to different focal lengths. You can literally compose and shoot while on the ride.
If you really want to get creative, enable the Movie mode on your camera and take short video clips of your travels. Try to find a smooth surface while recording video so that the movie isn’t too choppy.
A clever way to make all this happen is to get an UltraClamp and UltraMount by Pedco, and secure the entire rig to your bicycle. The store finder on their site can help you find the closest retail outlet.
Once your digicam is mounted, choose still pictures or movies and fire that shutter. You will get images unlike any others that you normally shoot. Just remember to be safe while you’re doing so.
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