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191. Terminus

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190. Chania Beach HDR Tone Map timelapse

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189. 24 Hours of Neon

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188. AF100 vs F3 vs FS100 Part 2: In depth and conclusions.

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187. AF100 vs F3 vs FS100 Part 1: The Real World

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186. England to France in 2 minutes by car

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185. Arnie vs the Cohiba: Low light comparison between …

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184. Low light test: FS100 F3 5DmkII

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183. The Bloom Danube: Sony FS100 Smooth slow motion test

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182. Vegas to London: A timelapse experiment

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181. The Space Needle

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180. "How to"...film people

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179. Optical Moire filter test: Early model pre fix

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178. Philip Bloom Signature Series Pocket Dolly Overview

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177. 3513 A view of the Sydney Opera House

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176. Room with a view: 1 year of timelapses from hotel windows

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175. Il Convento

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174. Turin Brakes: Ascension Day

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173. Sony F3 vs Panasonic AF-101 Field of View comparison

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172. "Stardust Nathalie" shot with Sony F3

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171. NO MORE MO!!

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170. GH2: Movember Gala Party

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169. Home Cooking...avec le GH2!

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168. Movember Video Blog 2: Canada and Japan

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167. Hirano San: Shot on Panasonic AF101

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166. Movember Film 3: Let's get kinky!

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165. Movember 2

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A demonstration of the features of my special version of the Pocket Dolly made by Kessler Crane.

These are all hand made and only available in limited numbers periodically.

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Danny Cooke 11 months ago

18hrs build time per pocket dolly, thats incredible!
Levi Thornton 11 months ago

One day, I will have one.
George Russell 11 months ago

I just made the order window tonight! In fact, they all sold out before I completed my order for the Travelor version. So many opportunities to use it to it's fullest here on Oahu.
Question: Would the Giottos head allow for "elevator" shots with this rig? Mahalo
Blue Diamond Films (Yogi) 11 months ago

what lense is that???? like it...
Moritz Lüdtke 11 months ago

I think it's a tilt-shift lens.
Oliver Wilkins 11 months ago

Hendricks, the travelers friend...
Chosa Mweemba 11 months ago

Hmmm, now i want me one.
Jon Bryant 11 months ago

On my shopping list. Was convinced when I saw it first hand at Chicago DSLR meet up...

Nice French accordion in the background!
Vince Lee 11 months ago

Gin in the background!
I love how you keep referring to it as "The Baby!"
Philip Bloom extras 11 months ago

not just gin...HENDRICKS. Best in the world!
Sebastian TR 11 months ago

Here here! - cucumber in the mini-fridge I hope.
Jonathan Sanderson 11 months ago

Looks like Fever Tree tonic, too. The man has taste.
Fraula 11 months ago

Mmmm... il semblerait que la manivelle nous empêche d'aller jusqu'en "butée"...

Sinon, très bel outil...
Cahal Dallett 11 months ago

I too will have one some day, but I'm going to put a sticker over your name Philip with mine! ;)
Joseph Nasto 11 months ago

I love mine. I got one from batch #5. Used it a few times on various shoots. Really gives those shots a high cinematic feel. Worth it if you have the money.
Daryl Pacific 11 months ago

Saving up for one now!! Hopefully it'll be in stock by the time i'm able to purchase it :D
David Ward 11 months ago

Great demo. Hoping to pick one up soon.
Jesse Brauning 11 months ago

Wish I could've won it, now I'll have to save up and buy it. :)
Andrew Reid 11 months ago

So well designed. Absolutely love it.
Wellplastic Extras 11 months ago

Nice to see some promotion for the PB Dolly... I hear they're not shifting quick enough.
Earl Studios 11 months ago

Thanks to everything I learned from your session last summer, i'm actually getting enough HD DSLR video gigs to possible afford this!
Ben Figueiredo 11 months ago

3 feet is just TOO long!
Paul Wood 11 months ago

Want!, and i actually would want the 3 foot version, i dont travel that much with gear.
Philip, very nice presentation from the hotel room.
mkluis 11 months ago

Wow $1000.00 bucks? I can see that it's good quality but out of my price range. Picked up a Konova slider for 300 bucks. But I'd rather have the PB slider.. mabey one day.
Rik Shipley 11 months ago

buy me one for birthday april 16th hmm may be one day ill own one
Richard van den Boogaard 11 months ago

Have you ever tried it out with a magic arm attached to it? Tom Guilmette does this frequently and you instantly get some really nice angles with a slide.

I wonder how far you can extend it with a magic arm before it trips over and how smooth the slide is that way... Perhaps you should use the outrigger feet to gain extra balance...
Yannick Barthe 11 months ago

Many thanks for this video Philip ! I'll receive my PB Pocket Dolly the 25th ! I'm looking forward the first tests with my Sony NEX-VG10 on it !
The Film Artist 11 months ago

She is drop dead gorgeous :)
Redsan 11 months ago

Waaant!!!
Oz Koca 11 months ago

I need this dolly in my life right now!
Phil Yunker 11 months ago

Another awesome product from the great state of Indiana!
it's on my list.
Zoom Photo n Film 11 months ago

awesome!
Lance Perrier 11 months ago

I'd love one of these...with the motor too...it would be an awesome tool. But doubt I'd be able to slip that purchase passed the wife/book keeper! Ha ha

I wonder how the one made by Dynamic Perception compares to it? I know it's 5 feet and new but it is a little more hobby budget friendly.

Still, I want one anyway!
Scrambled Egg Films 11 months ago

By the time I can afford one, it'll be a classic and even more expensive! Guess I'll have to stop getting 2 egg mcmuffin's for $3. Hahahahahaha
Seth Thorpe 11 months ago

shame on you Philip for making us lust.
Jeffrey Senske 11 months ago

Just got mine this week- amazing piece of kit. Received 1 day before attending Philip's Canon Filmmakers Live event in Austin which was too much fun, plus got to clear up a few mounting questions with Phil in person. Had one issue and got a call back from Eric Kessler personally- amazing customer service and great guy. You need one now!
Jay Kevin Composta 11 months ago

They should do a time-lapse using a Pocket Dolly while they are constructing it!!!
Phil Arntz 10 months ago

Niceone Philip. Just noticed as well, that you have the Lunatik with the new Ipod Nano!
Michael Fletcher 10 months ago

Had my hands on your PBD in Adelaide.

Should of nicked it!!!!!!!!

:)
Philip Bloom 10 months ago

i was watching you like a hawk!
Michael Fletcher 10 months ago

Yeh it was a bit big to stuff down my pants haha!!!!
Erich Bartos 10 months ago

Dear Sir, I request you to:
Can I make a time-place on the Canon EOS 500D? Thank you for your reply.
Martin Raanhuis 10 months ago

With the right remote you can.
I just ordered a Canon TC80N3 to do some timelapses on my 7D, check out your local photo store what works with you 500D
Mauro Ingoglia 10 months ago

I love it... I want it!
But it seems sold out... sigh!! is there a way to know when becomes available? Thank you Phil.
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Josip Matić 10 months ago

How do You fit this in a pocket? :)
Jason Muir 10 months ago

Hey Phillip - great work on the product. Would the dolly handle a Sony F3 or is that too ambitious. Is the 3 footer much more expensive? questions questions...
Philip Bloom 10 months ago

Yup I used f3 on my stardust nathalie piece

3 foot same price as 2 foot. Just be careful as longer one much harder to balance on tripod than 2 foot especially with f3
John Doherty 10 months ago

Thanks for the demo Mr Bloom, now how can I get my hand on one of these things, as I was caught at the Austin event trying to sneak yours out.

Also is there a way to change the signature font... Ha Ha!
Mark Spooner 10 months ago

When I grow up I'm gonna get one of these ;)
Ricardo Villalobos 10 months ago

It's time to start saving money...a bit expensive...I think I need something cheaper but this slider looks really strong, quiet and well packaged.
ben jones 10 months ago

1.095 wtf
Martin Raanhuis 10 months ago

My life is not complete without this device...
Damn you Philip, this isn't the first time you made me want to (and accually got me to) buy something.
I just ordered a TC80N3, now I will start saving for the dolly I guess...

I'm not really mad, I am just jealous of all your awesome stuff :(
Joel Devereux 10 months ago

I really am spewing I missed your seminar in Brisbane a few months back... been watching your stuff for ages
Brian Grabski 10 months ago

I love the bottle of Hendricks Gin next to the lamp, my favorite.
Paul Wood 9 months ago

Got mine, and its perfect. Very Very smooth. Thanks Philip for putting your input into this thing, it shows, its a great asset to my camera gear.
Gabriel Robu 9 months ago

You do know marketing as well. Cheers!
Missing Piece Films 8 months ago

It's a no brainer, must have one. Philip when shoot day to night or night to day time lapse do you set the 5D to Manual or AV.

Thanks

David
Phil Arntz 8 months ago

When there is a light change, always use AV mode! Thats what he told me yesterday anyway! :)
John Ta 8 months ago

lovely, listening to you is like listening to the classical music that bookends the piece.
Jeremy Goldstein 7 months ago

awesome. what kind of tripod head was that again?
Jeff Arnold 3 months ago

Manfrotto 701
Anthony Catchatoorian 3 months ago

such a fun piece of equipment… thanks Phillip and Kessler!
MOVIMOX 3 weeks ago

Hey PHil, always nice to see you on your videos, love the accent and all but...I wish you would have asked for a moving counterweight so that it would stay rock solid when using only one tripod :)