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Induro Hi-Hat Video from NAB 2013

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Victor Ha is seen in the above video at the Benro and Induro booth at NAB 2013. He gives a quick rundown of both the Induro 75mm bowl Hi-Hat and 100mm bowl Hi-Hat, including their astounding load-bearing capacities.

Check out the video overview above, and don’t forget to see more of the great work the folks at InFocus do.

 

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Clint the Audio/Photo Guy Reviews the Induro AT214

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Clint Buhler has been photographing for over 17 years and admits to being “a fanatic about quality.” For him, a tripod is essential and he’s tried out a good number of them over the years.

When going on a trip, Clint wanted a tripod that was the perfect blend of travel-friendliness and heavy duty sturdiness. He ended up with the Induro AT214 and BHD2 and couldn’t be happier. Watch the video for more of Clint’s thoughts on the AT214, and take a look at some of his images from a variety of different locations and image making conditions. Continue reading

Teva Unfollow Series Features Chris Burkard

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Teva has recently launched the #Unfollow campaign, celebrating the release of their new shoe, Tevasphere. The campaign slogan is “for those who choose the unknown, the unexpected, the life less traveled” and to fit that bill, they’re featuring the life and work of adventure photographer Chris Burkard.

“There’s nothing like being able to be waiting for the sunrise,” he says in the video, “one camera, a tripod, and just being able to go wherever my two feet take me.”

© Chris Burkard

© Chris Burkard

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Toby Harriman Time-lapse Goodness

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If you need a stable tripod for anything, you need it for time-lapse. Taken over hours, days, or even years, the smallest unwanted movement can ruin the shot completely.

Toby Harriman, whom we’ve recommended on Photographers to Follow on Google+, has been working on his time-lapse skills over the last couple of years and has put together an edit of his work for all to see. Using an Induro CT214, Toby shot some beautiful sequences in locations across the USA, with an emphasis on San Francisco and the Bay Area.

 

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Chris Garrison on the Challenges of Environmental Portraiture

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When your task is to photograph a man and his boat, sometimes you have to get a little wet. Sometimes your tripod does, too.

In this behind-the-scenes video by Chris Garrison, take a look as he fearlessly places his light stands, power packs, and Induro CT314 and BHL3 ballhead in the water to get the shot he’s after.

If you need even more info, check out Chris’ blog post for a full list of the equipment he used on the shoot.

 

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In My Bag: Mason Marsh on the Oregon Coast

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Every photograph has a story tell and Portland, Oregon photographer Mason Marsh has more than a few to share. An avid landscape photographer, Mason also leads workshops throughout his home state. In the video above, learn what gear Mason packs for a trip, then take a look at a few of his photos, and the stories behind them, below.

Mason works with an Induro AT413 tripod and a BHL3 ballhead.

© 2013 Mason Marsh

Froth | © 2013 Mason Marsh

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Chris Garrison’s Go-To Accessory: The Hi-Hat

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In this episode of KelbyTV’s Photoshop Tips and Tricks, Red Bull event photographer Chris Garrison stops by to present “an invaluable piece of gear that takes his images to the next level,” the Induro Hi-Hat.

He says that it’s his “go-to accessory when [he’s] doing event coverage for Red Bull.” Watch the video to find out why!

Watch more videos on KelbyTV and see more from Chris at chrisgarrisonphotography.com.

 

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Upthink: Putting the “Adventure” in Adventure Series

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© 2013 The Upthink Lab

© 2013 The Upthink Lab

Our first introduction to the awe-inspiring time lapse work of The Upthink Lab was through their short film ICELANDIA. Amazingly, Doug Urqhart created the film on his wedding anniversary using a kit that fit into one backpack.

Now, the Upthink team shares their newest venture entitled Mountains in Motion: The Canadian Rockies. Watch the video below and check out the abuse they put their tripods through. We love it!

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VIDEO: Pictureline Reviews the Induro Hi-Hat

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In this quick, but beautiful (and surprisingly soothing) video, Arrius of Pictureline presents three new cine products: the Induro Hi-Hat, Rokinon Cine Lenses, and the Redrock Micro DSLR Ultracage.

He says, “The Induro Hi-Hat system is both affordable and versatile. The extendable legs allows about two inches of maneuverability when you’re trying to get the right height on your hi-hat.”

Watch the video for the most bokehlicious review we’ve seen yet and check out pictureline.com.

 

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TheC47 Reviews the Hi-Hat

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In this episode of theC47’s Gearbox, Jem Schofield presents a video review of the Induro LFB75 Hi-Hat.

He calls it, “a hi-hat that has been elevated to another level,” which I think we can take to mean both physically and metaphorically. He finds the system to be so versatile, in fact, he recommends it for use in place of a traditional camera system for travel or when it’s not possible to bring all your gear along.

“For me,” he concludes, “this is probably the most versatile hi-hat system out there.”

Watch the video above and check out more episodes of Gearbox on theC47.

 

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