Professional Camera Dollies

Tried less expensive camera dollies for my media arts class and it's a joke how fast they fall apart with student use over the years. Only my Miller dolly is still working.

Perfect for DIY dollies, these have given me smooth movement on a budget. Highly recommended.

Works well and can be use with an adaptor for professional camera.

Real professional On-Camera light .

As always, I am impressed with the quality of Manfrotto's equipment. I have the MA114 Dollies for my Jib Arm and I am impressed how the large 5 casters and the wide wingspan allows easy movement. With that said, I had to purchase a similar Dollie for my other Manfrotto sticks. I almost purchased one with 3 wheels but glad I kept looking. Then I found this one. COOL!!

After renting a variety of dollies over the years, I decided it was time to pull the trigger and own one. I went with the Dana Dolly since it was the smoothest and easiest to operate of all of them. My only regret is not initially getting the rental kit which includes the hard case. Transporting it without is definitely awkward to do since you have so many parts scattered and you want to protect the wheels. Could not recommend this dolly system enough.

There are a million dollies like this on the market. Just get this one. I tried to save some money by getting an imitation and sure enough 1 year later I had to buy this guy. Smooth, silent, and great capacity. My only complaint is the it is pretty heavy.

Works great, like this one because the screw doesn't hang too low making it more convenient for jibs and danny dollies.

As a still photographer, I have used 2 wheel dollies for my basic kit. Now shooting video, this cart handles the increased load of lights, audio gear, sliders, tripods, etc. very pleased.

Dana Dollies are workhorses of the film industry. I've used the 1.25 model quite a bit, but always wanted extra stability offered when using wider diameter speed rail. I'm very please with the refinements made to the slider design. If using a 100mm bowl tripod, I highly recommend also getting the upgraded Dana Dolly 100mm Adapter for Sachtler as it screws into the slider and negates the need to use the awkward and clumsy ring below the slider when mounting the tie-down to the head. Don't worry if you don't have a Sachtler head, it'll still work with any 100mm bowl head.