Derek Mellott of Edmonton, AB, who created the time-lapse slider we blogged in December, is at it again with his DIY Time Lapse Dolly.
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DIY Time Lapse Dolly
Derek Mellott of Edmonton, AB, who created the time-lapse slider we blogged in December, is at it again with his DIY Time Lapse Dolly.
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I WANT!!! build info?
Build info is coming, I will add a link here.
Derek,
I’m waiting to see what the build entails. I hope its easy. I’m itching to get out photographing.
And we’re still waiting – woo oo ; oo ooooooo. (apologies to Tamla Motown)
Interesting but seems rather basic: if i would ever try to do something like this, i would probably aim much higher — either build extensive rail road system that the slider can use to slide camera through (for instance, to circle around the subject) or very long rails or maybe binded/curved rails like in a thrill ride to give unexpected changed points of views around subjects…
Very good that you can do something with your own hands!
I want this!
How much does it cost to make?
In the neighborhood of $350. That is a guess, i wasn’t keeping track.
is there some new info about how you build it and the parts you used,…?
thnx :)