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Glidecam for glidecam.

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cdip
Posts: 1563 - Karma: 2,449
Got an hd4000 for the same price as a hd2000. Its too big for my small camera but im not sweating it because of the crazy deal I got.

I am looking to trade it for a 2000.
Nov 12 2015 8:54PM
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mike_e
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damn this is enticing, i feel like the 4000 would be too big for skiing and other outdoors stuff
Nov 12 2015 10:00PM
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nutz.
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mike_edamn this is enticing, i feel like the 4000 would be too big for skiing and other outdoors stuff


nawh, I use it for skiing and skateboarding all the time. balance it correctly so that it's heavier, heavier= less subject to the wind
Nov 12 2015 10:41PM
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cdip
Posts: 1563 - Karma: 2,449
mike_edamn this is enticing, i feel like the 4000 would be too big for skiing and other outdoors stuff


its not too big. my camera is just too light. never thought id say that.
Nov 12 2015 10:53PM
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mike_e
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what's your setup? I would have a 6d with a 17-40 and a videomic pro
Nov 12 2015 10:59PM
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cdip
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mike_ewhat's your setup? I would have a 6d with a 17-40 and a videomic pro


Your setup is about 1.253lbs heavier than mine.

I have a light body and no mic
Nov 12 2015 11:19PM
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mike_e
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think i might stick with the 2000, i dont really need the extra weight range right now
Nov 12 2015 11:50PM
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cdip
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mike_ethink i might stick with the 2000, i dont really need the extra weight range right now


you can sell the 4000 and get a 2000 again, easy money.
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