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What's a good dolly/track system?

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A panther dolly:

http://www.panther.tv/en/product/classic-plus/

With Grip Factory, or similar, track:

http://www.g-f-m.net/camera/tracks/gf-track/filmtrack.html

You could probably get away with an Elemack dolly.

Of course, Fisher dollies are awesome, but you need a budget for them

fisher10-dolly.jpg




My low budget suggestion would be to use long pieces of PVC pipe that you can level with wood wedges, and a skate wheel platform to roll on top
 
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Track Dolly

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I have bought PROAIM Track Dolly With 12Ft Straight Track 2 months back. I used it for one of my project and it gave me "WOW" results. The ability to pack the track in a kit that works with our system is great. The modular setup works great for our style of shooting - where we are in a lot of diverse locations and always packing and moving. it's pretty good, you should check it out!
http://www.dvcity.com/dvshop/PROAIM-Track-Dolly-DL-223-With-12Ft-Straight-Track-DL-223-TRK.html
 
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