How to Use a Camera Dolly

　　Many people have asked me to write about these things about why the camera is moving: why it's used, where it's used, and when it's time to use it. The moving picture is crucial to telling the story. They create a tense atmosphere that impresses the audience, makes the audience laugh, and scares you into horror. I like the camera's movement, but on the premise that it helps tell the story. It is not clever to move to move. Before moving, do you have to understand this scene in depth and then ask yourself if camera movement will make it better at this time, and will it help you reflect the characters' emotions?

　　Many people do not understand what camera dolly is used, laymen and even think of toys for children to play, how to call it camera dolly, in fact, is probably for shooting purposes, and today we will look at how this car assembled , Use and what other interesting accessories to make your shooting more efficient and quality.

　　Motorized Push Cart (camera dolly)SK-MS01

　　Sevenoak SK-MS01 is motorized push cart which offers your video with more dynamic movement but keep your budget low. It features double motor operation, Aluminum construction, 1/4” screw holes, 0.65mm connecting hole, power switch, forward-backward switch and speed control button. SK-MS01 is powered by two 1.5V AA batteries and can support up to 3KG.

　　Size: 19*17*8 cm

　　Product weight: 0.41 KG

　　Max load capacity: 3 KG

　　Photography mobile car is a common tool for sports photography, there are four rubber wheels, a matching mobile track, straight track and curved track two.

　　The camera's position is a key decision in the narrative, not just "a place that looks good," but also determines what viewers will see and where they look from. Since Griffith liberated the camera from a single fixed location, the movement of the camera has taken a larger share of the film's visual arts. Camera moving aid:

　　1. Camera Dolly  (camera movement method started to be used in the early 20th century)

　　2. camera rocker arm (appeared in the 1920s)

　　3. Camera  stabilizer (first used in "Glory of the Road" 1957 and Kubrick's "Shining", commonly used in the 1970s).

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