12Apr DIY SpiderTrax Rotating Video Skater Dolly
The DIY SpiderTrax Rotating Video Dolly project was introduced to show others how they can make their own DIY skater mini dolly, to get video footage similar to the P+S technik Skater Mini. The team over at http://www.SpiderTraxDolly.com has made major improvements to the design that is being manufacturing. There will be a limited first run of units, so if you have any interest in the DIY SpiderTrax Video Dolly kit, check out the website and drop your name @ http://www.SpiderTraxDolly.com and complete the form.
SpiderTrax Tip::
Most people will bring out a piece of wood if you want a taller shot. Keyboard stands work great for this. Something like this tiny.cc/9f5wu
Also if you’re working on carpet, tiles, or uneven flooring you can use those plastic sheets that you put on the floor for Office chairs to roll on. Like this: tiny.cc/k40xo
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July 3rd, 2010 at 1:21 pm
How would a keyboard stand be used with this to get a higher shot?
December 21st, 2010 at 10:05 am
This thing is fabulous! I made a DIY version but after already rebuilding it and thinking I may want to rebuild again to make it perfect I’m thinking I should have just bought it
Just did a shoot with it yesterday for a BBQ restaurant. We are going to create some video loops of the food rotating and looking awesome on their big screens. Thanks for bringing us the SpiderTrax concept!
Here’s some footage from the shoot.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZQ8ol4zm-s
December 21st, 2010 at 2:12 pm
@Daniel – Excellent job! Where you guys from? Maybe I can help
eat everythingclean up after your shoots.December 21st, 2010 at 4:28 pm
We are in San Diego and let’s just say Matt and I had plenty of BBQ that day. I think all of our gear is now covered in BBQ sause salt and grease
December 25th, 2010 at 6:52 pm
How are you getting your stuff on the computer so fast? EyeFi?
I’d love something like that, especially for checking video, are the cards fast enough for 1080p?