Kessler Philip Bloom Series 3' Pocket Dolly Slider
Kessler Philip Bloom Series 3' Pocket Dolly Slider
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Note: A fluid head such as the Manfrotto 701HDV is recommended to mount on top of the dolly. Description: From the Kessler site: The Philip Bloom Signature Series 3' Pocket Dolly is a hybrid slider that combines the lightweight portable rail & carriage system of a standard Pocket Dolly with the adjustable arc diameter handle and drag control of the CineSlider. Features include drag control and locking, handle with adjustable arc diameter for ultimate movement control, smooth rolling precision stainless steel ball bearing wheels, and multiple mounting options. The Philip Bloom Signature Series Pocket Dolly is smoother than other linear sliders due to its ball bearing wheel design.
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Note: A fluid head such as the Manfrotto 701HDV is recommended to mount on top of the dolly. Description: From the Kessler site: The Philip Bloom Signature Series 3' Pocket Dolly is a hybrid slider that combines the lightweight portable rail & carriage system of a standard Pocket Dolly with the adjustable arc diameter handle and drag control of the CineSlider. Features include drag control and locking, handle with adjustable arc diameter for ultimate movement control, smooth rolling precision stainless steel ball bearing wheels, and multiple mounting options. The Philip Bloom Signature Series Pocket Dolly is smoother than other linear sliders due to its ball bearing wheel design.
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Parker: Sliders are the %$%^! Not only do I use them on every show, but I feel it makes any video look professional. With sliders the rule of thumb is the longer the better. But while most sliders are reasonably priced, when it comes to finding a slider that can do time Lapse photography the prices go through the roof. This is why I love this slider, it can be used like a normal slider or with a motor attached can turn into an affordable time lapse slider. Compared to other sliders this slider is very good, and the attached handle acts as an awesome counter weight that helps produce a smoother sliding motion. Helpful Hint: When using a slider to shoot scenery shots where the subject is far away, you should always have an object close to the camera as a reference to show movement. I've seen people take great slider shots but without any reference to create contrast the slider motion is almost unnoticeable. Good Luck
