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Photographers: Comfortable seating for shooting?
As I get older, I find myself wishing I had some sort of convenient rolling seating so I'm not constantly standing during long 8 hour shoots. I thought there were some seating solutions for cinematographers, etc that I might find... but I'm not really sure what they're called.
Anyone know if there's something like this, but specifically made for photographers? Or maybe I should just order one of these? Think it might be odd to check into a hotel with one of these? :) I might need a case for it or something. Perch Single lever swivel stool in chrome 20.5-28" w/Footring |
get one of those chairs they use when milking cows - but make sure to wear it the right way round :winkwink:
http://tr.toonpool.com/user/976/file...mel_120275.jpg |
lol sure. That's a great idea.
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Ole Paul buddy has to know
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great chair..............
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This is what I want... but damn, it's crazy expensive. http://www.filmtools.com/creeper-butt-dolly.html |
I just use an apple box - works fine....
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Maybe try using a musicians chair? Like, those chairs guitarists use would probably work perfectly.
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Dean Rocks
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found a link http://www.princessauto.com/workshop...epers/list-all |
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I never sat down when shooting. If I wanted to shoot from that level I knelt. I found by shooting standing up, kneeling and laying, then moving from side to side of my key lights I got a more varied set or video. If you're too old it's time to get a younger assistant. http://www.paulmarkham.com/temp/eva.jpg |
I'm not a photographer, but I'm pretty sure that the Freedom Chair would be perfect.
http://www.dwr.com/product/workspace...ortby=ourPicks "The grandaddy [sic] of the ergonomic revolution, Diffrient, 78, has spent his career emphasizing the ?the human factor? when designing an object. The first volume of his breakthrough book, Humanscale, was published in 1974, altering the way in which industrial designers approached projects, urging them to consider usability as much as they were considering aesthetics. Diffrient's Freedom chair, first presented in 1999, became a quick hit among purveyors of design and aching-back office workers alike?eight years later, it's still considered to be on the forefront of comfort and style.? http://www.humanscale.com/about/news.cfm?newsid=70 |
http://newpaigespective.files.wordpr...er_round11.png
hover-round, for when standing is too much fucking work :2 cents: |
Do like I do, and hire a few sturdy production assistants to carry you around in a sedan chair...
http://english.cri.cn/mmsource/image.../4690sedan.jpg ADG |
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Incredible they can make something virtually identical and call it a "cinematography tool" and suddenly charge 20x more for it. |
I have 2 of these in my studio.
http://s.shld.net/is/image/Sears/009...sm=0.9,0.5,0,0 http://www.sears.com:80/shc/s/p_1015...block Type=G1 And if you add roller blade wheels to them, they are super silent.:thumbsup |
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perhaps time to retire?
an adult photographer shooting from (any) chair is going to miss out on all the good angles. |
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At one point both Dean and I had 'water on the knee' from shooting... almost impossible to knee and shoot at that time, well fuck that. it is impossible to kneel and shoot with that condition... very very VERY painful. ... we both had to adjust our shooting styles... life goes on...
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I'm not talking about just your average shoot. I'm talking about shooting 12 photo sets and an hour of video footage. |
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i use a soft foam board for my knees though.. |
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Too true. |
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I just use a cheap small chair.. because it is light.. I will see if I can find a pic of it.. it is a black folding chair
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