Cinevate Flip Module - Retail Version

Barry, what's your suggestion with regard to a decent light meter? I'll run some tests on the HV20 and XH-A1 cams here to correlate IRE and f stops. I would guess the 8 bit limitation will limit an HDV/DV cam to 5 stops, with an extra stop dynamic thrown in for knee and stretch at the high/low end of the curve. Based on my research, I'd also assume the predictions will be easiest in the 40-60 IRE range? I was using this as a base: http://www.24pdigitalcinema.com/cinegamma.pdf
 
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I use a Sekonic L508-C, but that's way overkill for measuring reflected light off a white card, you could use almost any halfway decent light meter for that. $150 or so should get you completely set up.
 
Actually not overkill as we're setting up a small studio in our new facility :-) I'll check that unit out...and thanks for the suggestion.
 
I would like to place an order for the flip.

I would like to place an order for the flip.

Dennis,

I am a previous Brevis owner - and I am shooting two productions on November 2nd. I want to utilize my HV20+Brevis combination for these shoots but in order to do so - I need the flip BADLY.

Can I place an order for the next available flip module? I need one as soon as possible...

Cris
 
Cris, pm me. We won't have the engineered optics in place, but we definitely have flip modules on hand. There is a temporary (works, but not ideal) workaround on the HV20 :-)
 
Thread revival! :Drogar-BigGrin(DBG)

Does anybody know of a way to pair Cinevate's Flip Module with Cinemek's G35 (Nikon mount) adapter?
 
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