Best Budget Camera Cart? | Proaim Victor Lite Review
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video we take a ride on the Proaim Victor Lite Video Production Cart to see if it can stand up to the rigors of set life and if it's worth your hard-earned money.
Do not try this on set.
Leave a comment if you have any questions and I'll do my best to answer them.
.
.
.
Josh Diaz is a Commercial Director and Affiliate Member of the Canadian Society of Cinematographers. He’s also an Adobe-certified Video Editor. As the founder of Videos by Josh, he specializes in creating contemporary videos that captivate audiences.
Josh and his team work with both local and international clients. We believe that stories are the essence of every message, product, and promotion and that powerful videos can communicate these stories effectively.
WEBSITE - VideosbyJosh.com
IG - / videosbyjos. .
SUBSCRIBE HERE ► / @videosbyjoshdiaz
Thanks for watching.
#proaim #cameracart #VideoProductionCart - บันเทิง
Loved the review! I’ve been pondering this cart for a while!
Nice review. Do you feel like this cart is manageable for 1 person? I like to think Im decently strong but Im not sure about picking up something that size and weight.
I bought this cart because it's a size I was familiar with using on Union work. One thing I didn't consider is that during those gigs, the cart stays built most of the time and gets wheeled into the camera truck at the end of the day.
The biggest pain about this cart is moving it when it's In transport mode, and honestly, it's almost too much for me.
For solo operation, save yourself the physical exertion and step down to a smaller unit.
Great review! Best one I found on TH-cam. I would love to get the Atlas cart, but it is almost 3,000 Dollars, with tax to Norway 500 Dollars in shipping lol. I think this would be the smarter choice as it is just over 1000 Dollars. So under 2000 with shipping etc. And you can always buy cheese plates and glue them on the sides? Would you recommend me get this one over the pricier Atlas, as I can not really justify buying a production cart at my stage? It would be nice and I want one, but I should probably use the money elsewhere. If I buy the expensive one, it might last my entire career, but do you think this Victor Lite would last 10+ years too? based on this video, it seems to be a good cart for the price as I would definitely buy a few of the accessories to add on. I see the Atlas can remove one side when working with a laptop, but I have no idea if that would be necessary in real scenarios. Again- it would be nice to have, but I don't know how important it is. How is the upper border? Is it annoying when working on the upper shelf? Are the edges sharp and annoying?
I'm pleased with the construction of my cart. There are no sharp edges. 10 years? I suppose it depends on how well you treat it. I'm about 8 months in, and the cart seems the same!
Glad to hear that. Based on the pictures, the edges looked a bit thin and sharp, but I am glad that is not the case. Yes, I guess it is about how well you take care of the equipment you have. I am hoping for a sale now with black friday deals going around soon. @@DOPJoshDiaz
There’s got to be a way to make something similar for a fraction of the price. I mean, it’s a cart.
True. Shipping is a killer, though.
This is one of the stupidest gear reviews I have ever seen, I love it