User's Manual

Figure 51

NOTE: Figures 51 through 53 show the Glidecam

HD-PRO being used in different ways.

Operating your Glidecam HD-PRO for extended

periods of time can easily tire your “HOLDING

HAND”. If fatigue sets in while shooting you can try

operating the Glidecam HD-PRO with you other

hand. You can also rest for a while by placing the

unit upright on a level surface, docking the sled if

using the optional bracket or by laying it down on the

ground.

Figure 52

NOTE: Glidecam Industries also sells accessories

for the Glidecam HD-PRO that can help you use

the HD-PRO for extended periods of time. Call

us, or one of our authorized dealers, or visit our

website at www.Glidecam.com to nd out more.

The Glidecam Smooth Shooter, Glidecam X-10,

and the Glidecam Forearm Brace make excellent

support accessories for the HD-PRO.

When handling and operating your Glidecam HD-

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

QUICK RELEASE PLATE.

The Glidecam HD-PRO does not work underwater,

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)

Figure 53