They are difficult to view or make sense of, but you get the general idea if you see them. This is a slit-shutter camera, holds 100 feet of film, operated for about 20 minutes, and makes a negative 1 inch high and 100 feet long. The only requirement for a sensible image is that either the camera or the subject is moving. A film made with an Hungarian filmmaker during which we recorded simultaneously in rotation and translation have been shown in Germany as part of the European Media Arts Festival. For the interior dolly shots I fabricated a cart from discarded lawn mower wheels and a large caster wheel found on the street one day.
Power is supplied to the camera with many extension cords.
The camera could be exhibited on the tripod set up on the dolly base. I would certainly make more sense this way than just sitting on a wooden base. I have built three. I do not know if I sent that slide, or another. The piece at LVA was sold and is owned by Susan Dowling in Boston.