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March 21st, 2011, 07:13 PM | #31 | |
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(Sh.P) 15mm Shoulder Pad for 15mm DSL RIG shoulder mount rail system Thierry. |
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March 21st, 2011, 09:30 PM | #32 |
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Hilarious, that shoulder pad from India is a knock off of the Zacuto one.
Here's the Zacuto one for $250: Shoulder Mounting Equipment - Zacuto and here's the Q-Release for $175 that allows you to place the pad under the camera: Q-Release - Zacuto |
March 21st, 2011, 09:43 PM | #33 |
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Yeah but you get two 7" rails with the Zacuto DeLuxe pad, that has got to worth a lot of money...
Q-Release is smart but along wiht the pad, it seems to raise the camera quite a bit over the shoulder. Not sure I understand how the quick release works, I only see one tightening knob on each side of the Q-Release. I am eagerly waiting for Redrockmicro's MicroEVF, the most promising EVF I see coming to market but will they ever deliver it? That is the question. Looks great on paper though. Thierry. |
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does it just slide tightly into the rails or does it have any way to tighten it? |
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March 22nd, 2011, 07:03 AM | #35 |
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The pad fits snuggly onto the rails and holds by itself well.
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March 22nd, 2011, 08:19 AM | #36 | |
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March 23rd, 2011, 10:44 PM | #37 |
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The Genus shoulder pad will slide under the rear of the camera. They have a new wider pad that would be more appropriate for the F3 than the DSLR one I have used on my rig. Under the bottom of the whole lot I have a Genus GAP plate which allows me to use a Sony VCT-14 quick release plate.
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March 24th, 2011, 10:09 PM | #38 |
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Nice Rig Aaron,
How are you using that Redrock Follow focus? which size Gear or is it another brand. i actually think weight is good, it's all about distribution. my only worry about the Zacuto EVF is that the HDMI does not work when you shoot 24 fps if you are using the HD-SDI i guess you can loop trough the cinedeck.. |
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May 26th, 2011, 12:27 PM | #40 |
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Attached a picture of the rig I built for a student who needed hand held and the Ki Pro Mini, using available parts from our Red Rock DSLR rigs.
The weight is pretty even with the CP.2 on the front, and the shoulder pad moves forward when you take it off of the tripod. The position of the Ki Pro is different than in this picture, but in reality it just showed us that having a better mount makes more sense. Really, just ignore the Ki Pro + Cheese on the back there, it's certainly not how I would have done it if I had the ability to purchase some of the solutions. |
May 28th, 2011, 11:37 AM | #41 |
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I struggled with the shoulder rig as well. with 'medium budget' and continues altering I came up with this vocas rig. Tried to keep it as light as possible and efficient on batteries. This rig runs 3 hours on the cams BU060 and a IDX Endura 7s and charging takes less time then draining.
I use a Marshall 7" monitor and the cineroid (notice the rubber band around it). Due to its weight I prefer the cineroid. Hence, most of the time I use the peaking function and as you see I use the IDX camwave wireless for the director. He gets a clear, uncompressed picture on another 7" Marshall in a comfortable handheld receiver set. In sunlight nore the marshall or the cineroid works ok. I'm forced to use the viewfinders eyepiece but then you have the problem to keep it in places and (as this is a unique photo me not sweating) you get condens on your glass. Luckely with the peaking at the max, most of the time I come home with the right thing in focus... I changed the shoulderpad filling from it's original rubberpad to soft foam because the rubber kills skin over bone on your shoulder and you get less sweating. The battery plate on the back with the transmitter and nanoflash as counterweight makes the cam less frontheavy. The grips are close to the body to conveniance in longer runs. grips far from the body is a killer. I have the left handle horizontal to run the starknob at the followfocus. There is just enough room to move the mattebox forward and change the lens. These Zeiss compact primes are great. With bigger lensesn it takes you more time to changes, cause you have to remove the VFarm. It has to be there otherwise it is in the way for iris and focus. |
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did a job with red zooms and the ET Mantis, great handheld device!
got pretty heavy towards the end of the day, 2- 5.6 tvlogic monitors, bartech wireless focus, Oconnor Obox,swit96 battery and red plate with anton bauer battery. |
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August 23rd, 2011, 06:15 AM | #45 |
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As a test, I mounted the F3 (along with a Zacuto mini-baseplate) on the EXMount which I love for my EX3.
These are just quick demos, and it does elevate the camera a bit higher than one might like, but without the baseplate, the camera seats perfectly onto the mount (which snaps directly into a VCT-14 plate on the bottom) and gives a tidy handheld rig, minus any bells and whistles like a mattebox and follow focus. In this configuration, if you needed an external recorder, monitor etc- one could use the Berkey top plate... |
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