Animation Controlled Movement Game Dev

I use it for stop motion animation and it works great. No movement on the camera whatsoever.

I love the control you have with this device. With just the slightest touch you can go from an ever so slow zoom to a fast, yet controlled, movement. It is simple, yet very effective.

my good old standard, and great dev.

I used this to turn a sony FS5 sideways throughout an entire NBA game without any movement or shifting. It worked perfectly throughout and was super easy to assemble then disassemble for easy storage. Highly recommend for any and all videographers or photographers to get extended use with a vertical field of vision. Also was very easy to adjust and the two screw sizes at the top make it easy to pick an angle of filming.

Amazing for 3D animation as well. Use for 6.5K video editing.

This is the only paint we use when filming our digital animation, ordering all the way from Los Angeles.

Great for controlled lighting

FOR SHOWING MOVEMENT.

The movement is so smooth.

I developed my first four large format (5x7) sheets in this and it works great. Easy to load in a darkbag, though I suspect 8x10 might benefit from the space of a tent or actual darkroom. It fits together nicely, and the plastic quality is top notch, very sturdy. The lid lacks any sort of locking mechanism but I haven't felt like this is an issue - it fits nicely on top of the tray, and it doesn't feel loose while doing agitations. The lip at the end is actually perfect for pouring chems, and I don't need to use a funnel like I do with a Paterson tank. It says you only need 500mL of chems and I believe it - in fact I suspect you could get by with less with very careful agitation or stand dev. I usually round up my measurements a bit, and I suspect the tank could hold close to a liter of chems, though again, you might need to be careful with your agitation. I'm looking forward to trying stand dev when I pick some Rodinal up later this week. I have very high hopes for the results!