Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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Tips for shooting climbing video |
12-Jun-2007 At 12:41:36 PM |
Onsight
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I'd imagine it wouldn't be all that different to shooting stills.
Use a chest harness, so you can work quickly and lean right out without camera shake.
For getting the rope out of the way these days I use a Metolius rope hook so I can coil it quickly. Then when in position I can clip the coil to my top jumar so it's out of the way. |
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