For the past few weeks I've been practicing with my Glidecam 4000 Pro and the Canon 5D Mark II. I'm really trying to master smooth and consistent movement while maintaining dynamic composition. Here is a few shots put together, basically to show off my new skills. There is still work to be done and I'm a far way off from mastering it - especially since I don't plan to purchase the body pod or any extras to help with stabilization.

Exposure and focusing weren't a main concern with these shots, just practicing movement and control.

All of this was shot with a Nikon 24mm f2.8, mostly at f11, but some near the end was f4. I have also be playing with a 15mm, 50mm and even 85mm....and getting some interesting results. I'll post up more when I get a bit better with the longer focal lengths.

The camera is mounted onto the Glidecam base plate with the Cine-City Pro Quick Release Plate which makes taking the camera on a off easy, and also speeds up balancing with new lenses etc.

(There is some ghosting here as I couldn't be bothered rendering a pixel motion interpolated 24p version)