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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 :)

Segway shots / Part IV

Lee Dashiell

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Here's the last of the MozoCam shots. I'll be testing the new system out today and post some pics when I have it set up.
 
Here's the last of the Segway shots without the Gyros. I ordered a dual Gyro kit that contains two of the KS-8's.
These are shots from Columbia, South Carolina shot on the RED. I'll be testing the new system out today and post some pics when I have it set up.

Nice stuff Lee. What's your setup time on this stuff? What's the ratio of good takes to retries? Is the segway essentially silent? Can you move smoothly at the speed of someone walking? On flat ground, could this replace a Steadicam for a walk & talk?

Tim Eaton
 
Here's another sample running over some pretty rough terrain.
 
Heh Lee, this is awesome stuff. Gotta see some pics and behind the scenes videos.

Your shots look incredibly smooth, let us know your motivation behind adding the gyros. Logical step but it doesn't look like you need them from the vimeo clips.

Nice work
 
Great shots! I admire the way you grade the pictures!


Edit: had to watch it again. In my humble opinion these are the most beautifully graded shots I have seen from the Red One so far...
 
Great shots! I admire the way you grade the pictures!


Edit: had to watch it again. In my humble opinion these are the most beautifully graded shots I have seen from the Red One so far...

Wow, Thanks for the kind words. Very much appreciated. The Charlotte piece is my personal favorite.

 
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