Video Camera Support Brackets (New Invention)

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Permalink Reply by Marty Roberts on July 8, 2010 at 5:21pm

UH ok I thought a camera crane could do this? And can't a crane bring movement to the shot? and hold any size camera?

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Permalink Reply by Michael Swift on July 8, 2010 at 5:45pm

Yes a camera crane can do this. If there is no space for a camera crane and you have a need for an overhead shot what then? At movie shoots you can always make room for a crane but when you are shooting other events there may not enough space. I also believe that as videographers when you are shooting personal events you don't want to become a part of the event taking away from the event itself this could be an option for that situation.

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Permalink Reply by Jay Michael on July 8, 2010 at 6:03pm

One idea would be to sell a separate stand, in the event the ceiling is flat and here is nothing to hang it from. Maybe two pole stands with a pole between to hang the unit from?

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Permalink Reply by Michael Swift on July 8, 2010 at 6:21pm

Got it. How does this look? A stationary base or a wheeled base can be attached.

Jay Michael said:

One idea would be to sell a separate stand, in the event the ceiling is flat and here is nothing to hang it from. Maybe two pole stands with a pole between to hang the unit from?

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