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Can anyone tell me what this is called, and how I can achieve this effect? I see it in a lot of technology videos. Thanks!
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Can anyone tell me what this is called, and how I can achieve this effect? I see it in a lot of technology videos. Thanks!
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It's called a pan.
Often done with a 3-way, tilt/pan fluid video head mounted on a very stable tripod.
Manfrotto MHXPRO3W X-PRO 3-Way Head with Retractable Levers and Friction Controls with Two Replacement Quick Release Plates for the RC2 Rapid Connect Adapter
Often done with a 3-way, tilt/pan fluid video head mounted on a very stable tripod.
Manfrotto MHXPRO3W X-PRO 3-Way Head with Retractable Levers and Friction Controls with Two Replacement Quick Release Plates for the RC2 Rapid Connect Adapter
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