Moojangles
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looks scary. Don't break your DVX with all that weight.
35mm adapter rig photos
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visualbrother
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You should call that rig the "Ant Eater"
Pretty sure if it falls over you will dig up some ants too...
Pretty sure if it falls over you will dig up some ants too...
EDIT-XTREEM
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I am scared. lol. Looking for a cheap rails system now for it.
Finally my newest addition to my little prosumer rig 
http://www.lolz.se/uploader/pics/rig_ff_Sida.jpg
The followfocus
http://www.lolz.se/uploader/pics/rig_ff_Sida.jpg
The followfocus
capitanfracassa
Active member
Oddname,
what is the cage with the indirails logo on it?
Glenn Thomas
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Just my SG Pro HV20 rig.. Very simple and lightweight, yet produces some amazing results.
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It is the indiRAILSpro20 made for the HV20 and DOF-adapter.
http://www.mediahump.com/gallery/2700/
Finally got a proper "job" on my photos, or well, half-proper (Nikon D40)
Finally got a proper "job" on my photos, or well, half-proper (Nikon D40)
ecking
Veteran
indifocus makes that? Or you made it and put the logo on that? I've never heard Tim mention it? How much does it go for?
Adam J McKay
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my rig
my rig
this is my super ghetto revision to the beer can 35mm adapter. PVC pipe and old cd case, lens cap, and 2 dollar store magnifying glasses taped together for an anchromat . Mounted to my indie focus rails and FF with friction gear. My adapter support is an old nerf football and a lot of duct tape.
Here is a link to some test footage.
I added the horrible film grain to cover up the crappyness of the GG, which you can still see. I was using a nikon 50mm 1.8. I dont know what the aperture was or camera settings. I think I might have had the ND filter on as well. I am currently working on a spinning model which should be interesting. Really im just passing the time until the blade is revealed.
my rig
this is my super ghetto revision to the beer can 35mm adapter. PVC pipe and old cd case, lens cap, and 2 dollar store magnifying glasses taped together for an anchromat . Mounted to my indie focus rails and FF with friction gear. My adapter support is an old nerf football and a lot of duct tape.
Here is a link to some test footage.
I added the horrible film grain to cover up the crappyness of the GG, which you can still see. I was using a nikon 50mm 1.8. I dont know what the aperture was or camera settings. I think I might have had the ND filter on as well. I am currently working on a spinning model which should be interesting. Really im just passing the time until the blade is revealed.
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btownproductions
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Zero, I guess that's a pretty innovative attempt as far as adapters go. I agree with you, the "GG" is still quite visible though. Good luck on your spinning adapter, make sure to post some footage. I wouldn't mind seeing it without any post effects.
P.S. I'm diggin the usage of a nerf football haha
P.S. I'm diggin the usage of a nerf football haha
ecking
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What monitor and batteries are those? Is the monitor HD?
btownproductions
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I'm pretty sure that's the totevision 7" hd monitor
PhantomVideo
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lifestylefilms
Active member
my rig
dvc30
twoneil 35mm adapter
cavision hand grips, rod support and shoulder support
i dont normally keep my camera on this tripod. I just used it for the photos
dvc30
twoneil 35mm adapter
cavision hand grips, rod support and shoulder support
i dont normally keep my camera on this tripod. I just used it for the photos