MYT Works had a bunch of interesting camera support systems at their NAB booth, including skater dollies, motorized gliders, and an overhead rig.
The company set out to design the smallest, most compact skater dollies out on the market, and they just might have with the Galaxy LPVR. The rail system comes with is non-proprietary in that it only requires an Allen key to tighten the brackets. They also demoed a motor system from their Glide line that you can utilize with the Galaxy LPVR, and also added a motor to their Constellation Slider that lets you set end stops, so you'll never go past a certain point when controlling the rig with a joystick. MYT Works also introduced their iPad software that allows you to control many settings on their motorized systems, as well as your camera.
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Stuff that Kessler is already selling.
Welcome to 2016.
May 1, 2016 at 1:30PM, Edited May 1, 1:30PM
MYT stuff is built like a tank, though. Local rental house swapped out all their sliders for MYT sliders. Perhaps if you need to stay light, Kessler, but up close you can feel and appreciate the engineering in MYT products.
May 3, 2016 at 11:33AM, Edited May 3, 11:33AM