Silly shot of my rig...

[Randall Rodriguez]

Originally Posted by Peer Landa

That's why I forewarned you with the "silly shot" disclaimer tag. And lemons (citrus) give me skin allergies (like everything else I like, including beer).



It's a modified Century matte box:
Amazon.com: Century Optics DV Matte Box, Wide Angle 4 x 4" for the Sony DSR-250: Camera & Photo

The follow focus is an el cheapo Proaim:
The CineCity*::*Follow Focus*::*Follow Focus*::*PROAIM Follow focus with 15" whip for xl1, xl2 gl1, gl2, xm1, xm2, sony fx1, z1u, panasonic hvx200, dvx100

It also has custom made carbon fiber rails and RedRock offset.

-- peer

I know I'm bumpin this up from the dead, but - Would it be safe to assume that their matte box that requires rail support (The CineCity*::*DSLR kits*::*Matte box Mattebox Sunshade universal rod for DSLR 7d 5d MarkII camera), would hook up to RedRocks shoulder mount/railing platform? The rods seem to be the same size in diameter, but the spacing I don't know about...

Their matte box looks to do what I need @ a great price, though I'd like to use redrocks shoulder mount for its feel/design.

[Peer Landa]

Originally Posted by Randall Rodriguez

Their matte box looks to do what I need @ a great price, though I'd like to use redrocks shoulder mount for its feel/design.

Actually, CineCity also makes a similar shoulder mount (if not the same) as the Redrock... and for quite a bit less, (only difference is that the wing-nut is red instead of blue). However, a shoulder mount like this is still an overkill for the 5D -- the camera is already so front heavy that there's no need for a padded cast iron shoulder mount (that also makes the rig even more heavy). Hence, I sold mine and made a simple & light carbon fiber shoulder mount instead, which also works much better:

My Camera... manhandled by Jessica on Vimeo

-- peer