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X-Darren
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Mar 31, 2001, 10:45 PM

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Does anyone know if there's such a thing as a handle you can purchase and attach to you camera. I think I saw one in Menikmati. But does anyone know where I can purchase one?

X-andrew
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Apr 2, 2001, 7:06 PM

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whatup,
that handle you where talking about can't be bought anywhere(yet...) i was at the ASR trade show and there that cammy seen in the video was at the e's booth, the handle just home made style and nothing more then a bent piece of fence bar and a bicycle handle at the end, i didn't see how the bottom was set up, i bet just a tripod screw holding it on. hope this helps
peace,
Andrew

X-greg
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Apr 3, 2001, 12:06 AM

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: glidecam makes the $50 campal which is what geoff rowley was using in menikmati when he filmed artos f/s boardslide run.

greg

X-dave_girdwood
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Apr 3, 2001, 6:20 AM

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you can make the handle using flash mounts for a photo camera, I think you need 3 then you just bend them into shape and add styling BMX grips,at least that's how Wainwright did it with this anyway.
: whatup,
: that handle you where talking about can't be bought anywhere(yet...) i was at the ASR trade show and there that cammy seen in the video was at the e's booth, the handle just home made style and nothing more then a bent piece of fence bar and a bicycle handle at the end, i didn't see how the bottom was set up, i bet just a tripod screw holding it on. hope this helps
: peace,
: Andrew