
DIY Cinesaddle Car Mount
3 months ago
I previously built a tripod car mount, but I was disapointed with the high angle/limited angles I could obtain with it. Also, it wasn't very stable.
So, after some research I came across the Australian Cinesaddle from the makers of Cinekinetic. They are priced at $370. I'm no fool because the cinesaddle is pretty much a beanbag that comes with a "mounting kit" (nylon rope and stirrups). It was very easy to make, and the bill came to around $50.
Disregard the blown out shots as this is just a test.
So, after some research I came across the Australian Cinesaddle from the makers of Cinekinetic. They are priced at $370. I'm no fool because the cinesaddle is pretty much a beanbag that comes with a "mounting kit" (nylon rope and stirrups). It was very easy to make, and the bill came to around $50.
Disregard the blown out shots as this is just a test.
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In fact, I just realize I have a Nylon work out bag that is just about that size and with zippler an buckles that come very close to what you have... except for the corner tabs (which can be easily sewn into the bag) it has the same potential with out needing a seamstress.
Good Idea...
What kind of a camera are you using? It looks like a Panasonic that we use at school...
abelcine.com/store/product.php?productid=20293&cat=688&page=1
Because they're selling it for $25.
Mine only cost around $50 however.
abelcine.com/store/product.php?productid=11054&cat=0&page=1