Gear – Page 2 – Adventure Film School

Rhino Slider EVO + Rhino Motion

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As an adventure filmmaker, it is always a challenge to find gear that is durable, stable and lightweight while still withstanding tough conditions and continue working on the side of the mountain. We had the chance to test out Rhino Camera Gear’s new motorized camera slider – the Rhino Slider Evo – and were extremely impressed with how durable and stable it was despite its feather weight.…
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The Raw Timelapse Tutorial Series

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Like most things, mastering timelapse photography requires practice. While there is no formula for a great shot, there is a lot that you can do to maximize your chances for success. The following videos are part of an extensive raw timelapse tutorial to provide some useful tools for shooting timelapses.…
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Luggage Reinvented: Trunkster with GPS + Battery + Scale

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As a frequent traveler, I’m always looking for the perfect bag. So it wasn’t surprising when the kickstart project “Trunkster” caught my eye. Ability to power my devices? See if I’ve gone over bag limits? Track my bag at all times?…
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Gift Giving That Gives Back: 6 Outdoor Gear Gifts You Can Feel Good About

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Everyone loves giving gifts this time of year but not everyone likes figuring out what to give. Nor do they want to end up digging through the DVD bargain bin on Christmas Eve. Here are 6 gifts that give to two places at once.…
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BeeWorks 5 Lightweight Gimbal Innovates Kinetic Remote

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Seattle-based tech company BeeWorks is developing the next generation of camera stabilizers. Aimed at lightweight camera setups, the BW05 can support a camera + lens up to 5 lbs. Launching their new product on Kickstarter, they need to raise 75K to move their prototypes into full production.…
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How to Protect Your Camera When Traveling

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One of the challenges you need to deal with when you are traveling is how to protect your camera. In this post, you will find out a few different ways in which you can approach keeping them safe from both damage and theft.…
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Mindshift 180 Panorama Pack Review

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I have to say that Mindshift’s rotation 180° Panorama pack was a great addition to my long list of camera gear during a couple of my recent shoots. Firstly, I have to say that this pack was the perfect carry-on for stuffing my camera bodies, lenses and an assortment of accessories to have them close and safe, either under the seat or up above.…
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5 Support Tools to Get The Shot You Desire

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Stabilizing your footage is almost as important as the act of shooting it. It is extremely important to use either a hand-held rig, steadicam, tripod, monopod or Gorrilapod. These are some of the most important investments you can make as they will more than likely outlive the life of your cameras.…
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HEXO+ Autonomous Drone for Adventure & Action Sports Filmmakers

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Worldclass snowboarder Xavier De Le Rue and Squadrone Systems are working on the world’s first autonomous drone for adventure & action sports filmmakers. Meet HEXO+. Posted on Kickstarter to help launch the first batch, the team meet their original 50K goal within 5 hours of launching, proving once again the interest in aerial photography is in hot demand.…
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Pack it Right, Pack it Tight: Gear Packing Tips

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Packing your gear can be daunting if you’ve never done it for a weeklong adventure into the backcountry. And though not all of our adventure film schools are in the backcountry, it’s still a good thing to know how to pack without breaking your back. …
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