Introducing the Humble Monkey Model 360-T2 Camera Truck. Whether you’re doing tabletop product work, adding video to your corporate blog, or producing your first indie film, the 360-T2 will take you far beyond the usual static shots with your hand-held HD camcorder, video-ready DSLR, or professional video camera.

Designed around zero-drag 72mm in-line skate wheels and constructed of lightweight, durable acrylic, the 360-T2 is as easy to operate as it is to carry with you wherever you go. There’s no heavy track to lug, lay and level, no Steadicam to configure or balance, and no additional equipment to rent. If you can set a conventional wristwatch, you can operate the 360-T2. Just mount a head and camera, place the camera truck onto a flat surface, and you’re rolling.

Because each of its three wheel assemblies rotates 360 degrees, it’s easy to do a wide variety of tracking moves with the 360-T2. Set the wheels to the desired position and you can go straight, sideways, at an angle, or curve. Or try aligning the axel of each wheel assembly towards a fixed point and watch as the camera truck tracks around and around that point in a perfect Matrix-style 360. Easy to transport or ship in its own rigid case, the camera truck also works great in places where it would be tough to set up a dolly track, like under cars and furniture. See the 360-T2 in action here.

At Humble Monkey Productions, we understand that video is increasingly becoming a part of our daily lives at work and at home. Affordable and easy to use, the 360-T2 Camera Truck makes it easy to do everything from creating dynamic product shots to capturing a baby’s first crawl every inch of the way. Order the 360-T2 here.

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HDW : Never quite understand why companies like Ikonoskop decide to make their own 80GB memory cartridge while running at 240MB/s…only gives you 15mins or recording time and I will bet it costs a few pennies to buy a spare. If this camera had CF or SDHC this would have made sense, I tend to think a drop to 100MB/s using CF would have given this camera a far wider audience and lets not forget the Sony EX range tops out at 35MB/s and that quality is still good.

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This 72 LED light is 22cm long by 6cm wide by 3cm depth almost the same size as a £300 camera top light ! You see where I am coming from…as soon as you change it’s purpose ie. from a hand light costing £10 to a camera light… you now pay £300.

OK hands up this is far from a usable professional camera light though you could use it for highlighting a foreground subject in 5200K (daylight).