Still working on eliminating the bounce in this rig. I really just need to build a new one.

 

pics of rig

 

those look good. it almost looks like you might need more lighting thouh

 

 

I didn't use any lighting on these shots.

I did on this one though

 

so i guess you ps the rig outta the pics?

<---photo noob

 

yes. I didn't go a very good job of PS'ing the rig on the second pic. I was in a hurry. I'll clean it up later.

 

I'd be too scared to attach my camera on that rig....nice pics though

 

ah i see. i think id be to nervous to do that with my camera

 

nice pics.

 

The car is only moving at about 5 mph. I'm walking along side and can easily grab the camera if a suction cup were to let go. I also have the camera strap looped over the rig as a safety strap.

These suction cups are pretty strong. I had one let go the first time I used it and the second one held just fine. As long as you mount them on a smooth, clean surface they work great.

 

Do you have the engine running while you take the pics? When I rented a rig, I was told not to have the engine running because the vibrations. Pushing the car is better while you have some else "drive" the car.

 

The engine was off during these pics. I'd have my buddy, behind the wheel, get the car moving then shut the engine off, I'd let the vibrations settle down then trip the shutter via a remote control.

 

Cool, I love rig shots .


BTW where did you get the sucking cups?

 

company called pwrgrips iirc

 

i need to learn how to ps the rig out. im a NOOB with ps. anyone wanna give me a quick tutorial?

 

how do u guys edit out the rig so nicely....

 

very carefully.....

 

thats some nice rolling shots man...what camera are you using?

 

WOW!!! very nice!!!
where did you buy the rig?