ATL Media Group
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Let's see what you edit and shoot with! Post pics here.
Here's mine:
:smile:
Here's mine:
:smile:
Post pics of your rigs here...
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ATL Media Group
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heh... Ya.. I try to keep it clean. Every night after an edit, I pick it up before bed.
ATL Media Group
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Sweet! Saw the Evil Dead at the dollar theater when it first came out. Love the series.
green thumb
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ugh i need 3 monitors!
ATL Media Group
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Hey, that's sweet man!
andythefilmer
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Well I am actually a DVX-er only, but I thought I would share. I will post pics of my editing desk when my iMac gets out of the shop.
andythefilmer
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a DOF project cam and my autographed copy of "The Evil Dead" :grin:
On your HMC rig, what is that thing on the back of the shoulder pad? It is XLR linked so probably a mic receiver yes?
Ed Kishel
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correct- samson wireless lav receiver
Dafilman21
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I love the hat!
Ed Kishel
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looks like you have a century mattebox- why not use that instead of the 150's stock hood?
Yeah, I will eventually, I bought that for my DVX, when I do some proper outdoor stuff with my HMC it'll be fitted. I'm actually going to buy another one!
My pvc 'fig' rig
My pvc 'fig' rig
cost was less than $20 in parts.
concept same as the Fig Rig, but without the annoying curvature that makes it impossible to set the rig down on the ground.
i'm amazed by how stable this rig is. and its much lighter than a steadicam without the arm/vest support to take the weight off!
someday i'll attach focus/zoom/iris controls to the handles and maybe even extra LED lights.
the short tail piece at the back is to brace against my hip, chest or shoulder when i need a third point of contact or some rest.
i placed the vertical handles at the camera's center of balance both from front-to-back as well as bottom-to-top. unlike shoulder mounts, this positioning gives me much better balance (like the Fig Rig) and keeps the whole thing from being unbalanced and top-heavy.
My pvc 'fig' rig
cost was less than $20 in parts.
concept same as the Fig Rig, but without the annoying curvature that makes it impossible to set the rig down on the ground.
i'm amazed by how stable this rig is. and its much lighter than a steadicam without the arm/vest support to take the weight off!
someday i'll attach focus/zoom/iris controls to the handles and maybe even extra LED lights.
the short tail piece at the back is to brace against my hip, chest or shoulder when i need a third point of contact or some rest.
i placed the vertical handles at the camera's center of balance both from front-to-back as well as bottom-to-top. unlike shoulder mounts, this positioning gives me much better balance (like the Fig Rig) and keeps the whole thing from being unbalanced and top-heavy.