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Glidecam Releases Stunt Bar Camera Mount

DV Dailies - Glidecam Releases Stunt Bar Camera Mount

by , 3:00 PM EDT, September 21st, 2004

Glidecam Industries has a new piece of production gear called the Glidecam Stunt Bar. The Glidecam Stunt Bar is a camera mount system designed to extend low angle camera positioning. The Stunt Bar features several position lengths and accepts cameras weighing up to 7 lbs. According to Glidecam:

The Glidecam Stunt Bar is the ultimate handheld performance accessory for shooting on the move with your video camcorder. The Glidecam Stunt Bar can quickly be positioned to varied lengths and is great for shooting in Low mode, High mode and Shoulder mode positions. Equipped with a comfortable cushioned grip with a "raincoat" cover inside the handle.

The Glidecam Stunt Bar can handle cameras up to 7 lbs. The Glidecam Stunt Bar's light weight versatile design and construction make it the ULTIMATE stunt camcorder accessory.

You can find more information about the Glidecam Stunt Bar at the Glidecam Industries Web site. The Stunt Bar is available for US$59.95 through authorized dealers.

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Close Name:AFCdtLoeb Posts: 2533 Joined: 20 Jul 2004
Tue Sep 21, 2004 6:45 pm Subject:

Meh. Save your money. Build your own. I've bulit a dolly and one of these for my GL2. Its not hard.

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