DvMultiRig

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After playing around with it for a few hours... I'm in love with this thing. It's light, yet extremely well made and solid. I love how you can configure it so that it works for the type of shooting you're doing. If you want the DVrigPro configuration, you can do it. If you need to be "hands on" with the camera to adjust focus or zoom, you can fold the handles out of the way so that you have full access. I'll never go handheld again. I haven't even scratched the surface of this thing yet, but I'm looking forward to playing around with more configurations. :beer:

I'll continue to test this rig and post my experiences with it and I hope others chime in as well.
 
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Does it steady your shots? Can ya post some video?
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See my review here on the New DV Multi Rig.

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=70101

BTW in DVRig mode (shoulder mode) it's VERY steady. In Fig Rig free fly mode it's steady and pretty shoot as well. Use the support pod while in free fly mode (Fig Rig style) and it's even smoother and steadier as well as avoiding arm and back fatigue.
 
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ive pics of the dvmultirig and it seems great but i was wondering if the tripodplate,wheels and the plate for the mic/batts all stay on at the same time wheather you shoot shoulder or on the tripod or do things have to come off when you go between shoulder and tripod?
 
You don't have to remove the camera when changing shooting positions, You may need to replace the acc. position when moving the grips position.
 
Anyone tried using this thing with an entire M2 set-up? I have the Spiderbrace but with the camera, rods and M2 adapter, its too heavy for the brace and the whole camera unit spins... Looking for a much more sturdy should brace...
 
Pics online of my DVMulti Rig setup

Pics online of my DVMulti Rig setup

I have been helping out some new MultiRig users with setup and configurations of their new DVMulti Rigs.

So I have posted a few pictures of my setup online for others to see.
I don't show the unit in pure Fig Rig mode, as I had to use the support pod, in order for me to handhold both the rig and the camera at the same time.

Keep in mind that these are the most used and basic modes you will be shooting in, and depending on your shooting style and setup, you may prefer others.

With this setup I never have to add or take any accessory off my rig, and am able to change configurations to any of the basic shooting modes, handheld (w/without support pod)m Fig Rig, Shoulder supported, Low Profile (you can still keep the support pod attached and lay on the flow to shoot if you like), or tripod mounted.

The only thing that may take a little bit of time, might be screwing/unscrewing the support pod from the bottom of the rig.

Danny, feel free to use any of these pictures on your website if you like.

http://www.lvproductions.net/equiptmentsetup.htm
 
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