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Hi, Im seeking advices from the best guys in the field:
I do not own an cam slider, but I realy like to get one.
Now I have the opportunety to buy an Revolve dolly bundly for a low cost, about [size=small][font=arial, sans-serif]€ [/font][/size]200.
I've tryed this dolly for some time and noticed some downsided:
- It's quite a pain in the ass to assembly. Because of the cases I need to deassembly it everytime to cary it around.
- There is no rotation axis.
- The controller is primitive, theres no display to plan the sliding. Just an left- or right button and a speed wheel.
- There is no shoot-move-shoot mode, the slider slides independent of the exposures.
I do not afford to buy an new one at this time, I probably have to wait a year or two.
So do you think it's wast of money to buy this now, and buy a better one when I can afford it?
And what do you think of the downsides, will this limit me a lot in the timelapse-photographing?
Thanks,
Kristoffer
I do not own an cam slider, but I realy like to get one.
Now I have the opportunety to buy an Revolve dolly bundly for a low cost, about [size=small][font=arial, sans-serif]€ [/font][/size]200.
I've tryed this dolly for some time and noticed some downsided:
- It's quite a pain in the ass to assembly. Because of the cases I need to deassembly it everytime to cary it around.
- There is no rotation axis.
- The controller is primitive, theres no display to plan the sliding. Just an left- or right button and a speed wheel.
- There is no shoot-move-shoot mode, the slider slides independent of the exposures.
I do not afford to buy an new one at this time, I probably have to wait a year or two.
So do you think it's wast of money to buy this now, and buy a better one when I can afford it?
And what do you think of the downsides, will this limit me a lot in the timelapse-photographing?
Thanks,
Kristoffer