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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Dragon Upgrades ...

Congrats -Kemalettin.......when did you receive the beast....

Is your upgrade from Epic M?

Thanks

Harcharan
 
Kemalettin Sert said:
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Camera on the ball technique.... Awesome!
 
Ha Ha Ha

Ha Ha Ha

lol once a second i thought what??? Kemalettin had dragon :D wish i were Matthew Libatique dude.. :) not me sorry
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So what's the "ball on the ball" technique. Trying to figure out what it does.
 
Joe Taylor said:
So what's the "ball on the ball" technique. Trying to figure out what it does.
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It allows for a more controlled handheld feel. Jeff Cronenweth did something similar in GWTDT by taping a baseball to the bottom of the camera.
 
There is also a canadian company that makes heavy duty balloons that can be rigged to tripods or dollies to get that controlled handheld feel. Can't remember the name but it is the same idea. allows the dp to introduce the desired amount of shake and still feel natural.
 
Joe Taylor said:
So what's the "ball on the ball" technique. Trying to figure out what it does.
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What Bob said. Also, it provides a smoother handheld feel without inducing some of the micro vibrations of going purely handheld. Sort of like a shock absorbent effect, even with a baseball. Old school technique that works pretty well if you need a free and active camera move.
 
Phil Holland said:
What Bob said. Also, it provides a smoother handheld feel without inducing some of the micro vibrations of going purely handheld. Sort of like a shock absorbent effect, even with a baseball. Old school technique that works pretty well if you need a free and active camera move.
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I'm going to have to try this next Sunday on "Jasper."
 
How much is the soccer ball Red module? Is it backordered lmfao:001_tt1:
 
Raul Gonzo said:
What is on the plate above the ball to help hold it there?
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Yes. It's just there to keep the camera on the ball. That's about 25-32lbs of camera up there. Don't want it slipping off if you get real excited while operating.
 
I am SO excited for Epic-D. I would be psyched just trading my Scarlet-X for an Epic-X. Scarlet-X to Epic-D however? Oh man...
 
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