How to use a Glidecam HD4000 for Wedding Filmmakers

Этот стабилизатор для тяжёлых камер!

I'll get some good shots then because I'm stupid and ugly does that help?

Nice video demonstration

Ehm, where the hell in the video ir something specific for wedding shooting?

I love the dual camera showing the action and the shot. Well done

Nice

Who is using this kind of gimbal in 2020? I can’t believe people trying to sell this on Ebay. Please, take them to the DUMPSTER!

Thanks for the video. Are you still using this model?

good video now when you coming to South Africa you can balance mine.

love the creepy window shot. really good review and action shots. looking at getting this to get into some film making for architecture vs a rail/slider and a gimbal

Kraig! I need help, I have a glidecam, but I get a lot of drift, and teetering if I just extend my arm out and in, yours looks more stable when you do it. Is there still always going to be some slight rocking back and forth and your other hand is just supposed to help stabilize it?

imagine the third bus

Howi much weight on your arm?

hi mate, do you have the auto focus turned on or is it set too manual focus and then you just leave it alone? cheers

Hi! Cool video! But why did you choose the HD4000 instead of the HD2000? Wasn't the 2K created specifically for DSLRs?

I love this tutorial soo fun and easy look like

hehe - you said ‘fiddle’ ☕️🎥🔥

very good presentation - loved the "ideal camera settings because..." comments as well.

Haha “the stupider you look the smoother the shot.” Lol great video dude! :)

Those tips & tricks really help to adjust my newly acquired glidecam :) Thank you!

can it be used for mirrorless cameras??

Best glide cam video ever

This is awesome.

so its not possible to make changes on exposure when you are uaing glydecam?

why the part of the bottom it's turn two different ways in different videos

I live in Brazil and do not sell the HD 4000 here, congratulations to the channel, the best, congratulations for the tips and help for those who want to enter as cameraman, you help us a lot ... big hug and success ...

this video is very good

Great video man, genuinely funny as well, made me chuckle. Thanks alot!

Thanks bus! haha. great vid man

Great video. Could I use this glidecom with a Canon hf g40 . Thanks

So today you use the Crane, right? Do you think its worth its price?

If you're shooting at 60fps, what shutter speed would you recommend? Is it okay to have the shutter speed at 1/50? Also, what about 30fps?

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Might ditch my dodgy £70 stedicam off Amazon for this.

Are you like a foot taller than that fridge?

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Hello dear can you tell us how you do wight balance please and many thanks

Great tutorial with humour as well lol XD

"LET IT GO" Like Frozen!!

you're funny!

youre really crazy HAHA do more tutorials please

Hi. Thank you for the video. If you want to have shallow dof what are your tips with the focus? For portrait for exemple. The only way I found is too buy a Sony A6300 or A6500 for AF.

Great tip on closing the iris

"If you want to bend your knees and shit" haha

Do you leave IS on or off when using a glidecam?

I'm totally losing my patience with this stabiliser. I can calibrate it to not move sideways or up and down, but the freaking rotation is burning my brain. It's like there is no middle point or balance. I grab the thing and immediately the camera rotates to left or right, I do fine adjustments and it manages to rotate some way. So when I'm recording, every little movement even the wind makes it rotate. What am I doing wrong?

ahahahahah :DDD Very like your sense of humor

I just purchased a glidecam and I'm shooting with a Canon 6D.
My lens kit: Canon 50mm 1.4, Rokinon 85mm t1.5 cine, Canon 70-200mm EF f/4 and the Canon 17-40mm f/4 wide angle.

Which should I use for the better shot?