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Better indoor/flatfloor sulution for a cineslider suggetsions?

Joel Arvidsson

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Im looking for two new tripods to support a kessler cineslider. The main goal is to have something more convenient when working in doors and other flat surfaces.
I want this or something very close the image below.
http://corduroymedia.com/wp-content/uploads/FR0A0262.jpg

I have a manfrotto basestand that looks almost identical in the studio so I guess this is manfrotto stand? But I think it would be grate if you could get the tripop "shaft" that could go even lower.
Does anybody here tried this configuration and can tell me how stable it is. Im thinking I will add a bar between the two basetripods.

Im open for other suggestions but the goal is to be able to roll it around and change the height fast. At the moment I have a setup with 3legged tripods wich is an overkill for indoors.
 
No, it's a lowboy junior rolling folding base stand, like this Avenger item:

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/67818-REG/Avenger_A5012_A5012_Lowboy_JR_Studio.html

Available in different height ranges. Not the best solution as it does not have levelling legs and small diameter footprint, but indoors on smooth floor could work.

Dana Dolly (the one in the photo) is recommended to be used with junior stands, not baby (like C stands).

Isn't that the middle part of a century stand?
 
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