A Wall Bracket for DSLR - RPF Video

[Hamish Gill]

Tom came around today to help mount my D3 to the wall in preparation for making the stop motion video of me having a wall knocked down and the floor replaced in my living room... the solution was easier than we had thought it might be

[video=youtube_share;xhpkyAFHk6w]http://youtu.be/xhpkyAFHk6w[/video]

So yeah, keep your eyes peeled for the video in a couple of weeks!

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Tom - I've got a few jobs that need doing at the house - what's your call out rate to CA?

Nice video chaps, and nice bracket - looking forward to seeing the final result as well.

How are you going to keep all the dust and sh!t out of your camera Hamish? - just a thought!

 

[Thomas brookes]

Ha you pay for the flights and put me up and that will do!!!!!!! Yeah good point Chris how about a bag over the camera then an elastic band around the lens to keep it out? Simplicity seems to be the key here

 

[Hamish Gill]

By owning a d3 and Nikon lenses ...
Dust and water sealed init

But yeah, a plastic bag and elastic band might come in to the equation ... Just for luck like

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Good idea - plaster dust is a nightmare - even with a sealed camera/lens I'd be taking precautions!

 

[Dan Cattermole]

great vid! Can't wait to see the result!

 

[Hamish Gill]

Work starts today ... Already have the shot of the furniture being taken out of the room

 

[Mark Grant]

Looks good Hamish,

I would cover the camera with a large grip seal plastic bag with a corner cut off for the lens to poke through, use an elastic band to make the bag grip around the lens. Open the grip seal part of the bag to operate the camera etc.

Have fun