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Photos # 53 through # 57 show the
Glidecam 2000 Pro being held and used
in different ways.
Operating your Glidecam 2000 Pro for
extended periods of time can easily tire
your “Holding Hand”. If fatigue sets in
while shooting you can try operating the
Glidecam 2000 Pro with your other hand.
You can also rest for a while by placing
the unit upright on a level surface, or by
laying it down the ground etc.
Glidecam Industries, Inc. also sells
accessories for the Glidecam 2000 Pro
which can help you use the 2000 Pro
for extended periods of time. Call us,
or one of our authorized Dealers, or
go to www.Glidecam.com on the
internet to find out more. The
Glidecam BodyPod and the Glidecam
Forearm Brace make excellent
support accessories for the 2000 Pro.
When handling and operating your
Glidecam 2000 Pro always avoid violent,
jerking arm and/or body movements.
Doing so could cause damage to the unit
or cause your Camera to pull loose from
the HEAD PLATE.
The Glidecam 2000 Pro does not work
under water, nor is it waterproof (meaning
the bearings and of course your Camera),
so avoid direct exposure to rain or water
spray. Also the bearings are not sand
proof, so avoid getting dirt or sand into
them (see bearing maintenance section).
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