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filmed at Battery City Park and Carroll Gardens, NYC.
With Soundtrack from one of the greats...

Shot with Canon 7D on Kessler Pocket Dolly & Manfrotto 701HDV/190XB Head & Legs

Basic Canon Lenses... 10-22mm, 18-55mm, and 55-250mm

60 FPS at 720P and 24 FPS at 1080P

Graded with Magic Bullet Looks in FCP

Music: Louis Armstrong, What a Wonderful World

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  • gagamimi 2 years ago
    Great! nice color! Beautiful picture .. !
    How do you do the track motion that slow and fine? which steadicam did you use?
    and also the color is so nice ~ how did you did that?
    sorry for too many question .. !!
  • Ion Ray plus 2 years ago
    kessler pocket dolly is amazing...thats the dolly shots
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  • Richard Numeroff plus 2 years ago
    thanks for the comment!... see new notes above...
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  • YvesMarie Photography / Vilain 2 years ago
    one of the best pictures with the 7d ive seen
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  • Travis Johansen 2 years ago
    Nice smooth movements, best I've seen on the 7d so far.
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  • Bill Strehl 2 years ago
    Thanks for the test. How about adding Kessler and Pocket Dolly as tags so others can find it when searching?
  • Richard Numeroff plus 2 years ago
    done!
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  • Daniele Cuccia plus 2 years ago
    wich lens did u use?
    cheers
  • Richard Numeroff plus 2 years ago
    see new notes!...
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  • Daniele Cuccia plus 2 years ago
    very nice job mate, and u even didn't use L lens or full frame sensor (5d mark II or 1ds mark IV).
    Well done.
  • Richard Numeroff plus 2 years ago
    thanks D... the 7D shoots with a sensor the equivalent of a 35mm Academy motion picture frame so it's not too hard to get 'the look".
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  • GPSchnyder plus 2 years ago
    Wow. Look at the shot at 00:38
    Wonderful.
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  • Christian Mazza 2 years ago
    Great work Richard..
  • Richard Numeroff plus 2 years ago
    thank you!
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  • Ly Nguyen 2 years ago
    Seems like the 701HDV head and legs were able to support the weight of Pocket Dolly and 7D. If I remember correctly, max load is around 9lbs.
  • Richard Numeroff plus 2 years ago
    supports reasonable use... depends on how and where on the slider it is mounted and what you try to do with it. The upside of being lightweight is low cost and portability - the downside is it requires a more delicate touch and you must accept some limitations. When I mount the slider to Sachtler 20 head and legs and have the 701HDV on the slider it's much better but wouldn't want to walk around with it on my shoulder all day!
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  • Jeff Arnold plus 1 year ago
    Beautiful!! Question about the pocket dolly. Do you ever feel like it's not long enough?
  • Richard Numeroff plus 1 year ago
    Thanks Jeff... a pocket dolly is only for short moves... but as you can see many times that's all you need! for short moves it's way better than setting up a dolly... Works great to reveal or just set a mood... For lightweight and fast set-up on longer moves I have a Hollywood Microdolly...
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  • Frazbang 1 year ago
    This is shockingly good, I pretty much ruled out the 7d from my choice of which HDSLR to buy until i saw this.

    Brilliant grading, Brilliant shot composition, fantastic choice of music.

    Can't think of anything but praise.
  • Richard Numeroff plus 1 year ago
    thank you!
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