Andrew Luczenczyn

If your shooting RAW, you can just blast the ISO so you can see a monitor.

It's our industry standard here. I've worked with the Fisher 10 and 11 in a Dolly Grip capacity. Pros: -Solid as a rock -Jib arm is smooth, and has floor to ~5 foot reach without any additional bits -configurable with the full kit of boards and risers -Wheels are great on concrete -Standard steering, crab steering and round steering, and switching between is easy -easily holds an operator and AC, and can rise the jib arm even with one person standing on the arm. -With a competent Dolly Grip, pretty much any move can be made smoothly. Cons: -Heavy, thought the 11 is significantly lighter than the 10, and you'll need a truck to transport it. -The 10 is a tight fit for doorways. 11 is several inches shorter in width -Uses proprietary Fisher track, so in Canada we have to use speed wheels to adapt to our track. Frankly, since I used it, any other dolly just is not the same. If you have the means to use it, I would.