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Video Camera handle for follow shots

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Albino
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Has anyone tried to make one of these out of a cut and shaped ski pole. Can you bend aluminium neatly if you heat it up enough.

Will it take the weight and be sturdy enough.

Dec 15 2006 9:04PM
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wh@t
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no; yes it will; wateva.
Dec 15 2006 9:06PM
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Swick825
Posts: 1798 - Karma: 11
search bar dude; theres a lot of good info on here. i was looking to make a handle a little while a go and found a couple threads all about it, with instructions how to do it. just search "custom camera handle" or something like that.
Dec 15 2006 9:29PM
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Literature
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There was one you could buy on www.danscomp.com a while a go...
Dec 15 2006 9:33PM
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Albino
Posts: 1400 - Karma: 123
fuck.

ive been on this site for ages and given plenty of shit to non searchbar users.
now im the douche.
sorry kids.
Dec 15 2006 9:49PM
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BLKOUT
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anyone know what they used for Andreas Hateveit's follow shots in his seg in Ski Porn?
Dec 15 2006 10:27PM
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aaron.ebner
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i'm gonna go with a man on skis.
Dec 15 2006 10:53PM
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Christian_Schum
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I have found that if you take a clothes hanger ( one of the metal ones) and bend it and shit, you can fit the bent end into the female port for a video light on the top, then the back part can look around and connect on the bottom.     it doesnt work the best but its all good, does the job
Dec 15 2006 10:56PM
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ScooterLapooter
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just use your tripod for follow cams to...helps balance out the weight
Dec 15 2006 11:46PM
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aaron.ebner
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Dec 16 2006 1:23AM
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Albino
Posts: 1400 - Karma: 123
sick bro, thanks
Dec 16 2006 1:30AM
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Melvs
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Made that in about 30 mins (including driving to hardware store).
Dec 16 2006 4:02AM
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Melvs
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also, no heating was necessary... just a vice and some elbow grease.  1/4" aluminum.
Dec 16 2006 4:02AM
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