camera slider for sale
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- pr2
Some of you folks are into cinematography with your DSLRs so if you are looking to up your game. I'm selling my Cinevate Atlast 30 slider (with 100mm bowl and 47" rails).
I'm in New York in case you want to check it out.
I have it on ebay:
http://my.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.…
- pr2-6
WRONG LINK:
- A bag of turd, you know, a flaming turd bagsoundoftreason
- ********0
what's your reserve price? I bumped to 500 but still not met.
- this slider NEW is close to $1200. I have it at a bit over 50% used.
where are you located?pr2
- this slider NEW is close to $1200. I have it at a bit over 50% used.
- ********0
atlas 30 is usually 1200, but 790 right now. (http://www.cinevate.com/blog/fe...
your reserve is what, 600?
i'm in europe.
- they take 30% of their price sans accessories. A30 + 47" rails + shipping will cost you close to $1kpr2
- moldero2
I made 1, but i have a fuckload of tools. I use shoulder rigs mostly now, so I gave it away.
i dont use dollys anymore, and when I do i rent a sit down dolly, but it requires 2 people to operate it, sometimes 3 to run cable back to the directors station.
yeah man, any shooters out there doing small productions/shorts doing both directing and shooting, these compact dollys are really handy.
- ********1
i'd probably opt to get this instead:
is only $22, and has wheels
- pr2-6
a few hours left on this deal.
omg, you put any real camera (including a DSLR with a zoom lens and a small monitor on that thing and it will barely move.
the reason why i'm letting go of my slider that as my camera rigs get larger and larger even a pro $1200 piece of gear won't do. That $22 thing you post is a joke.
- ********1
I just don't think that spending more money is going to make this any less funnier.
Swap that arm with a straight connection, you might be able to produce a better foundation for heavier equipment. However for $800 more, and from the same company who makes your slider, I suppose you could get this:
- but if you have the money, i'd get pr2's old slider.********
- for $800 you can get mine!pr2
- but if you have the money, i'd get pr2's old slider.
- pr2-5
Like everything else ever piece of gear has it pluses and minuses - the pieces you bring up are fine for some small b-roll shots. The camera rigs (not that much bigger than the DSLR in the pic above) i'm dealing with are too unwieldy to give you quality shots if you are looking for anything else other than some insignificant b-roll (where if it wobbles it's ok because you will simply use the non-wobbly part or just redo the shot). When you are doing an interview or timed shots there is no do-over so the piece of gear has to work the first time around.
- Sandder0
Any pointers on a cheap rental company for, say, a C100 or 300 and a decent tripod for the first 2 weeks of January in NYC?
- pr2-6
Nothing beats craiglist if you want cheap!
Some prices people list (mostly on RED packages) are below wear&tear as if they never too basics economics class.If you want to rent lights, talk to me:
http://patrykrebisz.com/lights_d…
- ********2
Times up....! Maybe if you repost at a lower reserve it might sell next time... You could have sold this at $510. That would have been a great sell price....
- $500 is almost as much as i would get as tax write-off donating it to some non-profit.pr2
- it didn't sell for $500, so maybe if you price it higher, someone will buy it.********
- pr2-6
Re-posted it as "buy it now":
http://www.ebay.com/itm/25120652…
- Jacque1
How does it compare to the UltraSlide?
