airborne jib shot

Channel70Productions · Jul 24, 2014

The idea is rather than transport, assemble, disassemble, and then haul back a jib is to just use a Phantom.

http://youtu.be/GKAIVqXNwCE

Next, we'll have the correct dolly shot to show.

DaveTown · Jul 24, 2014

Re: airborne dolly shot

Maybe I'm missing something, but it think I just wasted 2 minutes of my life.

What was the point of this video?

davisTHX · Jul 24, 2014

Re: airborne dolly shot

Ummmm....setting up a dolly shot on tracks would have been more entertaining.

Channel70Productions · Jul 24, 2014

Re: airborne dolly shot

DaveTown said:
Maybe I'm missing something, but it think I just wasted 2 minutes of my life.

What was the point of this video?

Oops. Wrong URL.

Channel70Productions · Jul 24, 2014

Re: airborne dolly shot

davisTHX said:
Ummmm....setting up a dolly shot on tracks would have been more entertaining.

Agree. The dolly grips agree, too.

slothead · Jul 24, 2014

Re: airborne dolly shot

I see 40 seconds of black screen and 10 seconds of a guy walking with a controller in his hands (I turned off the audio for other reasons). What am I missing?

robinb · Jul 24, 2014

Re: airborne dolly shot

SO what happened in the first 40 seconds that we only get a black screen ?

wattage · Jul 24, 2014

Re: airborne dolly shot

The above link is not a good advert for 'Channel 70 Productions.'

Werz · Jul 24, 2014

Jib shots are easy with a gentle hand on the throttle. With course lock, truck shots and dolly shots are easy.

When DJI can get tweak the software to do an automated arc/orbital shot on a homepoint or waypoint, like the new Walkera TALI H500 can, then I'll be impressed.

sheldrake · Jul 24, 2014

the camera sucks.... so did that video too. V+ is far from a professional tool. When a V+ can carry a Red Epic/Dragon, than it can replace jibs, sliders and dollies... and techo-cranes