Kessler CineShooter - Interview with Eric Kessler 

We just did a review of the CineShooter here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TfEcEFSeyT0.html

CineShooter can be mounted to anything if a slide motor axis is not necessary, otherwise to perform motorized slide moves, CineShooter currently works on Kessler sliders exclusively. To help keep cost down and allow users to build a system that's right for them, the base CineShooter does not come with a slide motor so you'll need to add that (or if you own a Second Shooter system with a slide motor that works perfectly with the system). If you have more questions, hit up our support team at support (at) kesslercrane.com and we'd be happy to answer any further questions!

Just get the @emotimo which is the same but works in Dana dolly

@@KesslerCraneInc why don’t you do it then? You stole their design. Show my why yours is better. But before you do, admit yours doesn’t work with sliders that aren’t Kessler.

@@frontfoot1035 well, I know that is the tactic people use supporting emotimo but this has been proven over and over again. Emotimo was founded after the Kessler Cinedrive was announced. The emotimo was created to be an affordable Kessler Cinedrive. Still the same facts in the world. You can verify yourself easily. In the end, shoot what you want. Get the shot you want using the gear you want.

@@ScottBalkum relax Scott. You didn’t build the damn thing. Don’t get so defensive.

That's not so easy to do remotely! We hope to have our hands on a system soon to do that in house for a video.

@@CineD I totally get it. He could have had it set up, programmed a few moves at least, but I understand what you’re saying.

We just did a review of the CineShooter here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TfEcEFSeyT0.html