It’s also possible to control the movement in real-time with a wireless Xbox controller. Through software like Dragonframe, it’s possible to program complicated camera moves, and techniques like the classic dolly zoom are a cinch with such a versatile rig. Tilt, pan, and roll axes all feature 540 degrees of rotation, and there’s motors to control zoom and focus on the camera, too. With 4.5 m travel on the X-axis, 6.5 m on the Y, and 2.1 m on the Z, it’s capable of traversing the full length of ’s workshop. The scale of the build is something to behold. Naturally, a completely overkill eight-axis motion control robot was the solution. was in the process of producing his own videos, but found having to repeatedly move and set up the camera tiring.
These days, it can feel like a project doesn’t exist unless you’ve posted a video on the Internet about it.
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