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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Wales
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Just answering you point "All of the heads you mention Steve fall into the "serious masochist" category for medium size HD camcorders", and the debate did broaden to how good Vintens were vs the rest too. No harm in a good, broad discussion, eh!
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Silkeborg Denmark
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I'm a sucker for good discussions, so DO keep it up.
To get real - Chris :-) - By accident I stumbled upon a used Vinten Vision 100 with carbon fibre legs and bought it (look here: Image Zoom) Priced at GBP 1500 I couldn't resist! Now hopefully I won't develop a hernia dragging the beast around - but maybe I can get one of those "Invalid" signs for the car and then just drive up to the action - hell, what do I need a tripod for, then :-) Anyway - thanks for all your great inputs - and DO let the discussion flow about the pros and cons - we are a bunch that learns all the time from you guys.... |
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Your right.............
about that hernia, that's one solid unit.
Don't know if you're going to get the counterbalance to kick in tho', from this graph on the Vinten site it's gonna be a close squeak. http://www.vinten.com/system/files/f...3466_TD_EN.pdf Think you might need to add some ballast "up top" to increase the COG and weight, dependent on you rig configuration. Enjoy! CS Last edited by Chris Soucy; October 16th, 2009 at 02:11 PM. |
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