This tutorial cinematography video will show you how to make a pan tilt unit for your camera using two $9 cordless screwdrivers from Walmart. This is a great camera solution for anyone looking to do things on the cheap.
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1 Comment
Can you demonstrate it working with the variable potentiometer in the circuit? I'm curious if the drills have enough torque to smoothly break static friction as it goes from stationary to moving.
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