MOVMAX All-Terrain Rickshaw Complete Combo
- For Gimbals, Sliders, Steadicams & Jibs
- 485 lb Max Capacity, Adjustable Seat
- Four Wheel Sets for Different Terrains
- Adjustable Steering Torque
edelkrone Surface Master HeadPLUS Pro Advanced Kit
- HeadPLUS Pro v3 Pan and Tilt Head
- DollyPLUS v2 Motorized Dolly
- Target, Vision, Focus/Zoom Module
- Tripod X Rapid Motorized Tripod
Grip Factory Quad Doorway Dolly Set
- Durable Metal Platform Dolly
- 4 Pneumatic Wheels, 4 Track Wheels
- Euro Adapter Mount, Turnstile Mount
- Removable Telescoping Push/Pull Bar
KIND Technology Co. ZP30R-880 Orbit Robot Camera
- Full-Frame Camera, 70-200mm Zoom Lens
- Supports 4K60 Resolution
- Three 3.28' Straight Track Sections
- Three 3.28' Curved Track Sections
Vinten Hexagon Track Dolly and Motorized Column with Robotic Head
- For Hexagon Track Systems
- Dolly on Motorized Platform
- Robotic Head
- Elevation System Moves Camera Up/Down
All About Professional Camera Dollies & Dolly Tracks
Using a camera dolly is an easy way to ensure high-quality footage. Check out different types of dollies and professional video cine dolly tracks to build your own dolly system. You can also buy dollies and tracks in a kit to get everything you need at once.
What's a Camera Dolly?
A camera dolly is a wheeled device that creates smooth camera movements for films and videos. Platform dollies are a traditional design that features a wide, flat surface where you mount the camera. They usually have handles used by the camera operator, grip, or camera assistant to push or pull the dolly. Some high-end dollies also feature hydraulics that allow for vertical movements as well. Moving dollies are popular tools used to capture shots that feature movements, such as people walking, as they reduce bumps and other interference for a realistic feel. Camera dolly tracks are frequently used by movie-making professionals to provide a seamless route for the dolly to travel, thus providing the smoothest shots possible.
Do All Dollies Need Tracks?
Though dolly tracks are popular choices for big-budget movies, many dolly varieties don't require tracks to capture high-quality footage. When working in a small space with a compact video camera, professional video table top cine dollies are a smart choice to consider. These small skater dollies are much less expensive than large dollies, and are also easier to transport. They use large, soft inline skate wheels to absorb small bumps and dips without the need for a track.
How to Choose Camera Dollies
Which dolly to purchase depends upon what kind of camera you plan to use, the size of your budget, and the type of footage you want to shoot. Big, professional cameras require a more substantial platform dolly able to support the weight. Dollies with hydraulics add additional advantages for big cameras as well. However, professional video cine and skater dollies could be a better option for quick and simple setup or for working while traveling.
Check out everything you need to create your professional dolly system at B&H Photo and Video. Improve your camera rig with professional cine dolly accessories and more.


