Hand held shooting
Accident waiting to happen?
These pictures are being promoted on a cameraman website populated by the young and impressionable. Is it a desirable and safe way to operate? Home made harnesses, no life vests, lateral C of G, safe egress is it a matter of legality or pilot judgement? There are three manufacturers with hand holdable gyro rigs that stabilise roll tilt and pan, about to come on the market that will do a good job on wide shots. Hand held shooting will become more popular. Seat belt? Camera slipping off shoulder? Changing battery? Both rear seats occupied? http://www.reduser.net/forum/attachm...7&d=1361119623 http://vpmediahouse.com/wp-content/u...15702225_n.png Life vest? the designer of the steadycam says not to use a steadycam in a helicopter, as does the distributor and those giving master classes. http://vpmediahouse.com/wp-content/u...s-Flight-3.jpg https://vimeo.com/60023121 This type of "rig" would be replaced by one of the hand holdable gyro rigs, probably suspended by bungies. http://www.reduser.net/forum/attachm...0&d=1361093222 Mickjoebill |
I would start with the R-44....as they seem to be flying Molotov Cocktails!
Perhaps they should be called "Ronson"s"! |
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