Expensive taste continued...

I wrote about cinetics last year, wow, that sounds like ages ago. Anyway, I have been meaning to shoot my own little sequence and have to apologise for the delay. Now I want to start by saying that I don't really loose objects, well except umbrellas, but generally as a rule I am always pretty good at looking after my belongs. So when I originally came to shoot this tester video last year I was shocked to find the 1/4" to 3/8" convert screw missing from my production pouch. I remember hearing it fall on set but could not see anything and thought nothing of it until I needed it. So I recommend you go to amazon and buy a few now, trust me, you will thank me later.

So, after waiting for the postman I could finally get back on track and see just how good cinetics are. I am pretty impressed with the outcome although, I did notice that with my camera being a little on the heavier side, the gorilla pod legs would sometimes move. You really had to make sure it was angled and balanced evenly. Practice makes perfect. This system is remarkably quick and so easy to transport. I loved how easy it was to add cinematic value with movement. I am look forward to using this get up on my next shoot. 

In the meantime, I had some beautiful flowers in my flat. Please take a look at my little test video below.