C100: Your Rig Photos!

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Rain Man

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I was looking through and I couldn't find a post like this through the forum. The goal isn't necessarily so everyone can drool over everybody else's gear, but so we can share what equipment is really working or not working, new additions, etc.

So, if you post, please list specifically the current items in your setup, and maybe some brief thoughts on them.

If there's already a post like this buried somewhere, please just point me in the right direction!

Also, I had to add the prefix, but this isn't just for C100s, it can be any CXXX cam!
 
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I'll start.

Canon C100 (the CN-E 15.5-47mm on there is not mine), I have a set of CN-E primes and L series lenses on this usually
Shape baseplate,
Gini Shoulder pad and handles,
Tilta Mattebox,
Fotga DP500II FF,
SmallHD DP4,
Usually sits on a Cartoni carbon sticks and Focus head


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Here's a couple of the rigs I built for a short film I just finished working on.

(sorry for the crap quality)

This tended to be our go to setup (minus the shoulder pad, didn't have time to pull it off for the next shot)
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This one was for shooting in the back seat of a car, so it's as compact as possible:
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Canon C100
Sigma 50-150 f/2.8
Canon 24-70 f/2.8
Marshall 5" Monitor on a Ultralight Systems Arm
Genus Mattebox
Gini Rig Handles, Rods, Pad, Counter Weight
Tilta knockoff Follow Focus
Berkey Systems Baseplate
Paralix Arrow (for directors monitor)
Ikan HDMI splitter
 
I had the c shooter for my c100. But decided to sell it. Its perfectly fine without the rig. Arguably its more stable with just the zac eyepiece.
Only problem is shooting for a long time
 
Rain Man said:
What were you using the HDMI splitter for?
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Ideally to feed video to two monitors, one would be the on camera monitor the other would be the directors monitor either via Paralinx (when it worked) or HDMI cable.

Unfortunately the splitter didn't want to work when I had the Paralinx and the Marshall monitor plugged in at the same time. If I unplugged the Paralinx, the monitor would work, if I unplugged the monitor, the Paralinx would work. (which kinda defeats the purpose of having a splitter) but interestingly enough, if I plug in my monitor and run an HDMI to the directors monitor it'll work perfectly at the same time. Something about the Paralinx doesn't supply enough power or something.
 
is anyone powering a rig - camera, atomos, and any other bits - from an AN or V mount battery. I like the idea of powering everything off that and using it as my counter weight on a shoulder rig, be good to know what battery plates people are using and what connectors
 
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