Thanks Cal. Engine wasn't on in this shot. The rear is OOF due to the fact that I was doing this shot myself so I shot it on an incline so it would roll in neutral, but the incline was a bit too steep. So once I'd get the car rolling (with me in the drivers seat of course) it would start going too fast and I would have to brake and that would cause camera shake. I couldn't figure out how to get a smooth constant slow roll. Also my EMT pole is 3/4", I suspect if I got a thicker pole for my rig it would be more stable (but more heavy). EMT poles are so cheap I think I'm just going to get a thicker one to try it out.

I am doing some more shots today, but I'll have someone with me, so I'll get them to push the car and we'll see how they turn out. Thanks for the tips.

 

looks good marcus....ur rig looks a **** load longer than calvins haha!!!



"THATS WHAT SHE SAID" HAHAHHA

 

Now calvin is going to have to make up for his smaller pole somehow. Ha.

 

+1 my car is available too if you wanna practice.

 

^I'll definitely let you guys know. I got a thicker EMT pole this afternoon and I'm going to try it out this week. Hope to get some better results.

 

nice start man. setup shot is cool too. just found out a friend in town has done rig shots before. i might have to try some on the rental altima while i wait for my 37 haha.

 

so do you have to photoshop the pole out?

 

Yes, here is the shot before the pole was PS'd out.

 

very nice! i'm slowly building my rig right now

 

Cool, are you building a suction cup based rig? Post some pics up of your rig once you have it done. Looking forward to seeing your rig shots.

 

I'm building a suction cup rig, I'm also looking into building a body rig.. something i can use during snowboarding

 

well done good sir