Tube for Filming

(airdrew32) · (airdrew32) **Join Date: Jun 2009** 02-05-2010, 11:49 AM

I am looking to get some good footage this year from a tube and wanted to find the best tube/towable for the job.

We have to sit in our current tube with only a thin layer of material between the person and water. This makes it almost impossible to get decent footage.

Anyone have any opinions on this?

(coyotesexual) · (coyotesexual) **Join Date: Dec 2007** 02-05-2010, 12:19 PM

You just need one that is flat

http://www.perfski.com/cart.cfm?cart_action=item_info&category_guid=fbeb1 a80-9368-4e6c-8dfd-c4212251c7b9&item_guid=dc91b9c9-65bf-d230-43df-3b679a03149d

pretty much the best example i could come up with. I've always wondered what it'd be like to film from an atom, molecule, or ion tube. Good luck man, can't wait to see your footage.

(steezyshots) · (steezyshots) **Join Date: Feb 2008** 02-05-2010, 1:01 PM

The ION is sick! But takes a long time to fill up. If you do it with a shop vac it goes by quick

(supradoug) · (supradoug) **Join Date: Dec 2001** 02-05-2010, 2:38 PM

check out www.grindwater.com they have one specifically for that.

(curtbernstein) · (curtbernstein) **Join Date: Aug 2004** 02-10-2010, 8:34 PM

you need to get the super mable!

(craig_f) · (craig_f) **Join Date: Feb 2008** 02-12-2010, 2:37 PM

Anyone know it the grindwater morph actually exists? All I've ever seen is the artist rendering of it and I seem to recall that came out like a year ago.