2dphotography.ca – in this video, we demonstrate how we used worth of equipment to build a fairly smooth and reliable dolly and track. The test footage turned out quite nice and shows how the dolly actually performs.
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DIY Camera Dolly
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24 responses to “DIY Camera Dolly”
That looks awesome, Im going to make this at school! I’ve been trying to find the best design for a DIY Dolly, and this looks just perfect! Thanks!
Nice and simple. Thanks!
But … unfortunately …some wheels don’t roll ….
Why don´t you use canon for video?
thank you this video my like very good
Would that top part work as a table dolly too? (just on the ground)
Really well done video, guys! And a wonderful dolly to boot. Thanks so much!
i did it!!! It works! Thanks!
nice
Buy another Canon1D hammer 😛
i tried this and got a 1D stuck in my penis – your instructions suck
Pretty cheap head. And it’s something we assume a videographer might already have. I think this head was $179..
The head must have cost at least $1000
This whole video was shot on the Nikon D3s.
what camera did you use
its just whats on the top of a tripod and you dont need to do anything with it really
wher can i tripod head???you did nt say anything how to do that???
45deg?
what camera did you use for filming the test shots? and how much is it?..
Mantapp..!!
didnt realise you need a work shop for this! 🙁 lame
I just build my own like you teach, and It works prefectly! Thanxs!
I made one today using this howto.. thanks guys!
Is there a specific angle or distance im supposed to drill the holes for the wheels?