At the start of my piece there is a rather annoying issue of
getting the camera to turn smoothly to instigate a pan, the main problem comes
from the issue of it being such a delicate process and the grip on the tripod
itself is just a solid line of plastic, making it slippy at times. I think that
in future I am actually going to use some gloves when operating the camera or
having others operate the camera, even simply golfing gloves should provide a
tight grip to allow smooth flow. The second problem I have with this is how
increasing the height on the camera by extending the legs also makes the tripod
a tad more… ‘Spindly’, it is a little bit more prone to knocks and shakes as
you can clearly see in the piece. To counteract this, one should keep a tight
hold and locked body position when turning, be very tight with the control and
perhaps press one hand on the base when turning so no shake can ensue as the
base is firmly pinned to the ground.
Don't forget that your deadline for this project is the end of the week... Please make sure you keep me up to date with how your shoot is going. Some footage/ screen-grabs would help.
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