Videoing hunts help

[SouthernBuckFever]

I'm sure this has been posted before but this upcoming season will be the first time I video my hunts. So the question is what type of camera arms would you suggest or anything you've built that works good. I've been looking around and haven't really found anything I've liked, or its just been really expensive. Help me out and thanks a lot.

[Bergcrane2]

A lot of it depends on how much you want to spend, and how heavy your camera is. What camera are you using?

[SouthernBuckFever]

HITACHI Hybridcam....its a small camera.

[Pope94/IA]

A simple camera arm is very easy to make if you have access to a welder. I have made several cameras arms and my first one being very sloppy but it would deffinetely work for a beginner and probably even a pro. But i've had more ideas and have built off what I made before and have made a light weight camera arm that can go at any angle and can hold a farely heavy camera.

If you have a light weight camera then I would say get a cheaper arm because they can get pretty expensive.

These are some of the things I have built.



This is my latest one. I call it the tank because when it folds up it looks sorta like a army tank.



Heres one of the first ones I ever made.

[LKNCHOPPERS]

I have the Lone Wolf camera arm with an extension. It is very quiet to setup, light and study for small cameras. PM me if you want more info. Frank

[outdoor video guy]

"Field to Sceen" is a good video to help the novice out. Campbell Cameras has copies.