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Camera Goat NAB 2015

Aaron Bernakevitch

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Hello

Curious if anyone owns one of these or saw them at NAB,

Seem like an awesome system and a better alternative to the dana dolly.

Thoughts?... Very interested in purchasing one but wanted to hear other reduser's thoughts.

http://www.cameragoat.com/

Thanks

Aaron
 
Has no one seen this, used this or own this?...

Any input welcomed and appreciated.

A
 
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It looks interesting and more versatile than a Dana Dolly in situations with really difficult terrain. That being said, I wouldn't trade my Dana Dolly for anything for normal day to day shots. I feel like the Dana Dolly may sit a little bit better on the ground with the camera still on it (without the rails) because of the way the tires are situated which is what I often do while moving setups. Just something to think about. I also like being able to take the Dana Dolly off the combos and put it on the ground after loosening only 2 knobs. This would take 8. Also, for dolly in's and outs (which are not the easiest thing to do on either setup), this rig would be harder because you'd have to have pipes that were the exact perfect length so that you didn't see them sticking up into the shot. This looks like a cool system, but it's pricier and you'll definitely get tradeoffs.
 
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