***Giving away 37″ indislider, info near bottom of blog****<\/p>\n
\n<\/span><\/p>\nAs you know I have been using the Glidetrack shooter recently<\/a> for both my Skywalker Ranch film<\/a> and my Prague film<\/a> with great results. The Glidetrack Shooter is smaller and works great on my Manfrotto 055XPROB sticks<\/a> mounting straight on when I take the head off.<\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly is part of a lovely new range from Kessler Cranes than features the new Cineslider, Pocket Dolly and Pocket Dolly Basic.<\/a><\/p>\n<\/noscript>Pocket Dolly Basic<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/noscript><\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/a>Cineslider<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe Cineslider I hope to review in the future, weighing 10lbs and taking loads up to 80lbs or more, its has a handle for smooth moves, drag control and much more, I will talk about it more when I get my hands on it, but this really is something to look out for…<\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly is the same as the one I have minus the crank. The crank handle and belt drive system with take cameras weighing up to 20lbs and give quiet consistent movement according to the website<\/a>. Again, I will report on this more when I get to see one in person…<\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly basic is what I have used tonight and it is lovely. It weighs just 6lbs, is 38″ as is very smooth. It’s perfect for HD-DSLRs, Video DSLRs, EX1 etc…<\/noscript><\/p>\nIt comes in a nice little (optional) bag…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nIt will just fit in my suitcase diagonally so good for travel…Opening it up it came with a manfrotto style base plate on the slider. I took this off as I wanted to mount my 701 HDV head straight onto the slider, using an optional attachment it was a cinch to do that.<\/p>\n<\/noscript>Manfrotto style plate it comes with<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/noscript><\/p>\nOf course you can put the slider on floor but that leaves you with lots of low shots so it really needs to go on a tripod. To put it on my above mentioned manfrotto sticks without the head I used to put a quick release plate on, the rails now shipping also have 3\/8″ tapped holes in them so you don’t have to do what I did, use another QR plate on the sticks and on the underside of the rails…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nTo be honest these legs are a bit lightweight for this set up. Fine for the Glidetrack shooter but the pocket dolly is too long, when it gets to either end the balance goes a bit. You can hold the legs tight and it works fine though. I will most likely use the Pocket Dolly with my Miller DS20 Head mounted on top of that which will make it much more secure<\/p>\nIt’s a really nice piece of kit, really well made, ULTRA smooth and I mean ULTRA smooth and so light.<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nI haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
As you know I have been using the Glidetrack shooter recently<\/a> for both my Skywalker Ranch film<\/a> and my Prague film<\/a> with great results. The Glidetrack Shooter is smaller and works great on my Manfrotto 055XPROB sticks<\/a> mounting straight on when I take the head off.<\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly is part of a lovely new range from Kessler Cranes than features the new Cineslider, Pocket Dolly and Pocket Dolly Basic.<\/a><\/p>\n<\/noscript>Pocket Dolly Basic<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/noscript><\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/a>Cineslider<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe Cineslider I hope to review in the future, weighing 10lbs and taking loads up to 80lbs or more, its has a handle for smooth moves, drag control and much more, I will talk about it more when I get my hands on it, but this really is something to look out for…<\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly is the same as the one I have minus the crank. The crank handle and belt drive system with take cameras weighing up to 20lbs and give quiet consistent movement according to the website<\/a>. Again, I will report on this more when I get to see one in person…<\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly basic is what I have used tonight and it is lovely. It weighs just 6lbs, is 38″ as is very smooth. It’s perfect for HD-DSLRs, Video DSLRs, EX1 etc…<\/noscript><\/p>\nIt comes in a nice little (optional) bag…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nIt will just fit in my suitcase diagonally so good for travel…Opening it up it came with a manfrotto style base plate on the slider. I took this off as I wanted to mount my 701 HDV head straight onto the slider, using an optional attachment it was a cinch to do that.<\/p>\n<\/noscript>Manfrotto style plate it comes with<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/noscript><\/p>\nOf course you can put the slider on floor but that leaves you with lots of low shots so it really needs to go on a tripod. To put it on my above mentioned manfrotto sticks without the head I used to put a quick release plate on, the rails now shipping also have 3\/8″ tapped holes in them so you don’t have to do what I did, use another QR plate on the sticks and on the underside of the rails…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nTo be honest these legs are a bit lightweight for this set up. Fine for the Glidetrack shooter but the pocket dolly is too long, when it gets to either end the balance goes a bit. You can hold the legs tight and it works fine though. I will most likely use the Pocket Dolly with my Miller DS20 Head mounted on top of that which will make it much more secure<\/p>\nIt’s a really nice piece of kit, really well made, ULTRA smooth and I mean ULTRA smooth and so light.<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nI haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
The Pocket Dolly is part of a lovely new range from Kessler Cranes than features the new Cineslider, Pocket Dolly and Pocket Dolly Basic.<\/a><\/p>\n<\/noscript>Pocket Dolly Basic<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/noscript><\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/a>Cineslider<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe Cineslider I hope to review in the future, weighing 10lbs and taking loads up to 80lbs or more, its has a handle for smooth moves, drag control and much more, I will talk about it more when I get my hands on it, but this really is something to look out for…<\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly is the same as the one I have minus the crank. The crank handle and belt drive system with take cameras weighing up to 20lbs and give quiet consistent movement according to the website<\/a>. Again, I will report on this more when I get to see one in person…<\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly basic is what I have used tonight and it is lovely. It weighs just 6lbs, is 38″ as is very smooth. It’s perfect for HD-DSLRs, Video DSLRs, EX1 etc…<\/noscript><\/p>\nIt comes in a nice little (optional) bag…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nIt will just fit in my suitcase diagonally so good for travel…Opening it up it came with a manfrotto style base plate on the slider. I took this off as I wanted to mount my 701 HDV head straight onto the slider, using an optional attachment it was a cinch to do that.<\/p>\n<\/noscript>Manfrotto style plate it comes with<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/noscript><\/p>\nOf course you can put the slider on floor but that leaves you with lots of low shots so it really needs to go on a tripod. To put it on my above mentioned manfrotto sticks without the head I used to put a quick release plate on, the rails now shipping also have 3\/8″ tapped holes in them so you don’t have to do what I did, use another QR plate on the sticks and on the underside of the rails…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nTo be honest these legs are a bit lightweight for this set up. Fine for the Glidetrack shooter but the pocket dolly is too long, when it gets to either end the balance goes a bit. You can hold the legs tight and it works fine though. I will most likely use the Pocket Dolly with my Miller DS20 Head mounted on top of that which will make it much more secure<\/p>\nIt’s a really nice piece of kit, really well made, ULTRA smooth and I mean ULTRA smooth and so light.<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nI haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
<\/noscript><\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/a>Cineslider<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe Cineslider I hope to review in the future, weighing 10lbs and taking loads up to 80lbs or more, its has a handle for smooth moves, drag control and much more, I will talk about it more when I get my hands on it, but this really is something to look out for…<\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly is the same as the one I have minus the crank. The crank handle and belt drive system with take cameras weighing up to 20lbs and give quiet consistent movement according to the website<\/a>. Again, I will report on this more when I get to see one in person…<\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly basic is what I have used tonight and it is lovely. It weighs just 6lbs, is 38″ as is very smooth. It’s perfect for HD-DSLRs, Video DSLRs, EX1 etc…<\/noscript><\/p>\nIt comes in a nice little (optional) bag…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nIt will just fit in my suitcase diagonally so good for travel…Opening it up it came with a manfrotto style base plate on the slider. I took this off as I wanted to mount my 701 HDV head straight onto the slider, using an optional attachment it was a cinch to do that.<\/p>\n<\/noscript>Manfrotto style plate it comes with<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/noscript><\/p>\nOf course you can put the slider on floor but that leaves you with lots of low shots so it really needs to go on a tripod. To put it on my above mentioned manfrotto sticks without the head I used to put a quick release plate on, the rails now shipping also have 3\/8″ tapped holes in them so you don’t have to do what I did, use another QR plate on the sticks and on the underside of the rails…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nTo be honest these legs are a bit lightweight for this set up. Fine for the Glidetrack shooter but the pocket dolly is too long, when it gets to either end the balance goes a bit. You can hold the legs tight and it works fine though. I will most likely use the Pocket Dolly with my Miller DS20 Head mounted on top of that which will make it much more secure<\/p>\nIt’s a really nice piece of kit, really well made, ULTRA smooth and I mean ULTRA smooth and so light.<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nI haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
The Cineslider I hope to review in the future, weighing 10lbs and taking loads up to 80lbs or more, its has a handle for smooth moves, drag control and much more, I will talk about it more when I get my hands on it, but this really is something to look out for…<\/p>\n
The Pocket Dolly is the same as the one I have minus the crank. The crank handle and belt drive system with take cameras weighing up to 20lbs and give quiet consistent movement according to the website<\/a>. Again, I will report on this more when I get to see one in person…<\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly basic is what I have used tonight and it is lovely. It weighs just 6lbs, is 38″ as is very smooth. It’s perfect for HD-DSLRs, Video DSLRs, EX1 etc…<\/noscript><\/p>\nIt comes in a nice little (optional) bag…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nIt will just fit in my suitcase diagonally so good for travel…Opening it up it came with a manfrotto style base plate on the slider. I took this off as I wanted to mount my 701 HDV head straight onto the slider, using an optional attachment it was a cinch to do that.<\/p>\n<\/noscript>Manfrotto style plate it comes with<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/noscript><\/p>\nOf course you can put the slider on floor but that leaves you with lots of low shots so it really needs to go on a tripod. To put it on my above mentioned manfrotto sticks without the head I used to put a quick release plate on, the rails now shipping also have 3\/8″ tapped holes in them so you don’t have to do what I did, use another QR plate on the sticks and on the underside of the rails…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nTo be honest these legs are a bit lightweight for this set up. Fine for the Glidetrack shooter but the pocket dolly is too long, when it gets to either end the balance goes a bit. You can hold the legs tight and it works fine though. I will most likely use the Pocket Dolly with my Miller DS20 Head mounted on top of that which will make it much more secure<\/p>\nIt’s a really nice piece of kit, really well made, ULTRA smooth and I mean ULTRA smooth and so light.<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nI haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
The Pocket Dolly basic is what I have used tonight and it is lovely. It weighs just 6lbs, is 38″ as is very smooth. It’s perfect for HD-DSLRs, Video DSLRs, EX1 etc…<\/noscript><\/p>\nIt comes in a nice little (optional) bag…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nIt will just fit in my suitcase diagonally so good for travel…Opening it up it came with a manfrotto style base plate on the slider. I took this off as I wanted to mount my 701 HDV head straight onto the slider, using an optional attachment it was a cinch to do that.<\/p>\n<\/noscript>Manfrotto style plate it comes with<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/noscript><\/p>\nOf course you can put the slider on floor but that leaves you with lots of low shots so it really needs to go on a tripod. To put it on my above mentioned manfrotto sticks without the head I used to put a quick release plate on, the rails now shipping also have 3\/8″ tapped holes in them so you don’t have to do what I did, use another QR plate on the sticks and on the underside of the rails…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nTo be honest these legs are a bit lightweight for this set up. Fine for the Glidetrack shooter but the pocket dolly is too long, when it gets to either end the balance goes a bit. You can hold the legs tight and it works fine though. I will most likely use the Pocket Dolly with my Miller DS20 Head mounted on top of that which will make it much more secure<\/p>\nIt’s a really nice piece of kit, really well made, ULTRA smooth and I mean ULTRA smooth and so light.<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nI haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
It comes in a nice little (optional) bag…<\/p>\n
<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nIt will just fit in my suitcase diagonally so good for travel…Opening it up it came with a manfrotto style base plate on the slider. I took this off as I wanted to mount my 701 HDV head straight onto the slider, using an optional attachment it was a cinch to do that.<\/p>\n<\/noscript>Manfrotto style plate it comes with<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/noscript><\/p>\nOf course you can put the slider on floor but that leaves you with lots of low shots so it really needs to go on a tripod. To put it on my above mentioned manfrotto sticks without the head I used to put a quick release plate on, the rails now shipping also have 3\/8″ tapped holes in them so you don’t have to do what I did, use another QR plate on the sticks and on the underside of the rails…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nTo be honest these legs are a bit lightweight for this set up. Fine for the Glidetrack shooter but the pocket dolly is too long, when it gets to either end the balance goes a bit. You can hold the legs tight and it works fine though. I will most likely use the Pocket Dolly with my Miller DS20 Head mounted on top of that which will make it much more secure<\/p>\nIt’s a really nice piece of kit, really well made, ULTRA smooth and I mean ULTRA smooth and so light.<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nI haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
It will just fit in my suitcase diagonally so good for travel…Opening it up it came with a manfrotto style base plate on the slider. I took this off as I wanted to mount my 701 HDV head straight onto the slider, using an optional attachment it was a cinch to do that.<\/p>\n<\/noscript>Manfrotto style plate it comes with<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/noscript><\/p>\nOf course you can put the slider on floor but that leaves you with lots of low shots so it really needs to go on a tripod. To put it on my above mentioned manfrotto sticks without the head I used to put a quick release plate on, the rails now shipping also have 3\/8″ tapped holes in them so you don’t have to do what I did, use another QR plate on the sticks and on the underside of the rails…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nTo be honest these legs are a bit lightweight for this set up. Fine for the Glidetrack shooter but the pocket dolly is too long, when it gets to either end the balance goes a bit. You can hold the legs tight and it works fine though. I will most likely use the Pocket Dolly with my Miller DS20 Head mounted on top of that which will make it much more secure<\/p>\nIt’s a really nice piece of kit, really well made, ULTRA smooth and I mean ULTRA smooth and so light.<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nI haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
<\/noscript><\/p>\nOf course you can put the slider on floor but that leaves you with lots of low shots so it really needs to go on a tripod. To put it on my above mentioned manfrotto sticks without the head I used to put a quick release plate on, the rails now shipping also have 3\/8″ tapped holes in them so you don’t have to do what I did, use another QR plate on the sticks and on the underside of the rails…<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nTo be honest these legs are a bit lightweight for this set up. Fine for the Glidetrack shooter but the pocket dolly is too long, when it gets to either end the balance goes a bit. You can hold the legs tight and it works fine though. I will most likely use the Pocket Dolly with my Miller DS20 Head mounted on top of that which will make it much more secure<\/p>\nIt’s a really nice piece of kit, really well made, ULTRA smooth and I mean ULTRA smooth and so light.<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nI haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
Of course you can put the slider on floor but that leaves you with lots of low shots so it really needs to go on a tripod. To put it on my above mentioned manfrotto sticks without the head I used to put a quick release plate on, the rails now shipping also have 3\/8″ tapped holes in them so you don’t have to do what I did, use another QR plate on the sticks and on the underside of the rails…<\/p>\n
<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nTo be honest these legs are a bit lightweight for this set up. Fine for the Glidetrack shooter but the pocket dolly is too long, when it gets to either end the balance goes a bit. You can hold the legs tight and it works fine though. I will most likely use the Pocket Dolly with my Miller DS20 Head mounted on top of that which will make it much more secure<\/p>\nIt’s a really nice piece of kit, really well made, ULTRA smooth and I mean ULTRA smooth and so light.<\/p>\n<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nI haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
To be honest these legs are a bit lightweight for this set up. Fine for the Glidetrack shooter but the pocket dolly is too long, when it gets to either end the balance goes a bit. You can hold the legs tight and it works fine though. I will most likely use the Pocket Dolly with my Miller DS20 Head mounted on top of that which will make it much more secure<\/p>\n
It’s a really nice piece of kit, really well made, ULTRA smooth and I mean ULTRA smooth and so light.<\/p>\n
<\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/noscript><\/p>\nI haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
I haven’t had a chance to shoot any footage to do this product justice yet as I deep in the middle of a massive edit for a project and then am off to Dubai for a couple of weeks to shoot a feature documentary. I will be taking the Pocket Dolly with me for sure. But do check out the video below from Khalid Mohtaseb who used the Pocket Dolly beautifully in it. Oh and one thing to get excited about, especially if you are into timelapses like me, is that Kessler Crane in Quarter 1 will bring out a modular add on for the Cineslider and Pocket Dolly with crank that will add a motor onto it for motorized movement. THIS IS VERY EXCITING!<\/p>\n
***Whilst going through my office I found my old 37″ IndiSlider from 2 years ago. It weighs at least 5 times as much and is nowhere near as smooth. I love this Pocket Dolly so much I am giving it away to someone who can make good use of it. They have to be able to pick it up from West London, they need a 100mm bowl tripod to make it work and I would like the person who takes it to donate <\/strong>\u00a375 to Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children by clicking here.<\/strong><\/a> it cost me about $800. Please email me at work@philipbloom.co.uk if interested.***<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t
The Pocket Dolly retails for just $399.95. The case, flat mount adaptor and brake are optional extras. The brake is essential when purchasing this so you can lock the dolly in place.<\/p>\n
[vimeo 7058755 600 338]<\/p>\n
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