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Building a Minimalistic Camera Rig

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  • Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024

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  • @chadwin
    @chadwin  Год назад +3

    ✨The first 1,000 people to use the link will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/chadwinsmith01231
    📷 What camera rig should I build next? Maybe the Maximus Prime of camera builds? 😂

  • @Shookie
    @Shookie 5 месяцев назад +1

    You strike again with one useful video! This is one of the most informative camera rig vids I've come across. And the way you articulate yourself WHILE being including and mentioning other options left and right is just so relieving to see, as that is a rare trait, so keep doing so! I've stated this before, but unfortunately for me, I only discovered your channel today, a random day in march 2024, and I wish I would've done so sooner.
    What is utterly delightful to also see is the fact that upon watching your rigs, setups and recommendations, I feel that I've struck so good with my own setup for my small M50ii, as I have a lot of the things you've mentioned, recommended and/or own. That was a very pleasant surprise for a noobie videographer like me to see (I've always had a big interest in videography and filming, but I've only recently picked it up on a serious level, which now feels amazing!)
    Furthermore, I cannot even articulate myself well enough on how important it is that one, especially a beginner, invests in a PROPER monitor mount, and the Smallrig one is a wonderful as well as an affordable one to go for. The monitor is such an expensive piece, even on a budget setup, and you definitely want the monitor to be safe and good, and for that, adding more money into a proper monitor mount is absolutely worth it. 100% agreeing with you on that!
    And I am happy to see that you're also a fan of top handles! As am I, as it's both practical, ready-to-go and looks fittingly nice. And here, I would like to add that I actually spent a good while going through a dozen of top handles, until I landed on Nitze Stinger QR (quick release). This is another place where I decided to add more money into. Why? For the simple reason that I use the top handle A LOT! It's just so practical and useful. And what's great about the Nitze Stinger QR, is that I can even use it with gloves. I live in the utmost coldest place in north of Norway, where we have -30C/-22F average winter temps., so having a top handle that is big and practical enough to deal with during those temps, helps a lot. Also, if you've got rather big fingers/hands, this top handle is also very suitable. My dad got the "lumberjack hands" (unlike my "pc hands"), and he was able to hold it comfortably well. And it's also a top handle that I've managed to hold for a long period of time without any discomfort. A highly recommended top handle that, for sure! Ohh, and yes, it's the Nitze Stinger WITH a nato system on the top of the handle that I am praising as much as I am! PS: I must also add that I am on a rather small budget when it comes to my M50ii setup, but the top handle was one of the areas where I decided to not be cheap, and I definitely don't regret on that choice!
    Also, were you in a hurry so you decided to make this quick video? Hehe. You're dressed as if you're off to a mission, but you decided to make this useful video nonetheless. Class, man. :) Keep up the amazing work!

  • @drsatishdas
    @drsatishdas 2 месяца назад +1

    Nicely demonstrated

  • @razorman92
    @razorman92 5 месяцев назад

    I always wonder how do these rig perform, a video showing how to use it, stabilize the video & shooting tips/tricks would be something im sure more people will be into than making a rig.

  • @janananna
    @janananna Год назад +2

    Love your detailed description. Got the free one month to Skillshare too! Thx Chad!

    • @chadwin
      @chadwin  Год назад +2

      That’s awesome! Thanks for watching! 🙌

  • @bobzhang5875
    @bobzhang5875 Год назад +1

    Nice, I'm looking for minimalistic Rig for FX3, Thank you !

    • @chadwin
      @chadwin  Год назад

      That’s awesome, hopefully this video was helpful in pointing you in the right direction then!! Good luck on your rig 🤜

  • @dathofilms
    @dathofilms Год назад

    sound bits is the best part of brolls for me at least.

  • @mtmccornack
    @mtmccornack Год назад +3

    I was using a magic arm for a couple of weeks while my cage components arrived and almost F'd up my multi media shoe from the stupid monitor mounts quarter 20 thread over tightening through the nato rail on top... I swore to never use a magic arm ever again!

    • @chadwin
      @chadwin  Год назад

      oh geeze, yeah messing up your gear is not worth it! I've found that trying to mount anything heavy or large on the cold shoe never works out well. Magic arms are useful sometimes, but I usually try to avoid them also! haha

  • @karlieharrison1061
    @karlieharrison1061 Год назад +1

    So cool! Thanks. Very useful info.

    • @chadwin
      @chadwin  Год назад

      thanks for watching!!

  • @locaalicia_jp
    @locaalicia_jp Год назад +18

    Wearing black clothes and explaining black products is invisible.😅

  • @liveacousticsound
    @liveacousticsound Год назад +1

    The adapter for the Atomos monitor isn’t the best, because it should allow you to tilt the monitor back a bit more, at to at least 90 degrees to the handle. The Smallrig adapter allows this.

  • @wearetrackclub
    @wearetrackclub Год назад +1

    Nice video! Really cool to see how you put this together 👍

  • @209lapko
    @209lapko Год назад

    Thanks mate, Really great info!

  • @LoveDarts
    @LoveDarts Год назад +1

    Great video as always! Keep up the great work!

    • @chadwin
      @chadwin  Год назад

      hey thanks for watching! 🤜

  • @jorgefilmaker
    @jorgefilmaker Год назад

    super fabulous your minimalist system , 👍

  • @ggslav
    @ggslav Год назад +2

    Looks cool! But it also looks a bit too light. What about the jitters when filming with a minimal rig like this one?

    • @chadwin
      @chadwin  Год назад +2

      It is a tighter, more compact rig for sure! micro-jitters are something I try to avoid while filming and usually can if I'm steady and have IBIS on. Having filmed a lot of stuff with this exact setup, they really haven't been a problem for me. But of course adding a heavy v-mount battery is another great way to help stabilize this setup.

  • @gf8154
    @gf8154 5 месяцев назад

    Why the need for the cage at all if you’re only using the top handle for mounting purposes?

  • @toms2014
    @toms2014 5 месяцев назад

    Chadwin... great video.... I am in the hunt for a mini rig for run and gun filming.... I will use it for my promo videos only ...this is a great start.... would you be concerned or HOW MUCH concern using in wet type environment (on small boats) because thats what I do- make small boats-

  • @ANRO_ANRO
    @ANRO_ANRO 6 месяцев назад

    Also the ninja V+ cage used on it has no link

  • @jklphoto
    @jklphoto Год назад

    Looks like the SmallHD Action5 is "Sold Out". Bummer. They had me at 2000 nits. But the Ninja Atomos V is currently discounted to $399.

  • @ANRO_ANRO
    @ANRO_ANRO 6 месяцев назад

    The tilta handles are not listed with a link here

  • @user-sb4ev1jf8g
    @user-sb4ev1jf8g Год назад

    super fabulous your minimalist system , . Hello ! What SD card do you usually use for filming ?.

  • @trevorwild195
    @trevorwild195 Год назад +1

    How long does it last for that battery for your Atomos Ninja V? Perhaps you will need quite a few to last you for a day shoot?

    • @trevorwild195
      @trevorwild195 10 месяцев назад

      For the 7.4V 8700mAh type Sony NP-F980 battery, it lasts about 2 hours (similar to the Sony Z battery in ZV-E1). I'm quite comfortable to do a whole day shoot with 4 of those batteries.

  • @Emmanuel23486
    @Emmanuel23486 6 месяцев назад

    Nice 😊

  • @Finsterwald_
    @Finsterwald_ Год назад

    Instead of using the matt box, I suggest to use the NISI Swift System. It can hold a combination of 9 stop ND filters along with a mist filter. Its better than the clunky matt box.

  • @ListenHereOldMan
    @ListenHereOldMan Год назад

    i got the tilta mirage for my FX3 during BF sale and I just keep thinking how much nicer the Basecamp seems, i really shoulda just saved the $$ for that...
    anyway that's v similar to the minimal rig i'm running atm, although i find it's actually not much bulkier for me to go w rails for my v-mount, even w a rig that small, just bc the Ninja V+ batteries are so heavy...

  • @jackpatmoreinc
    @jackpatmoreinc Год назад +1

    Would you recommend using NP-F970 or NP-F750 batteries to power the monitor?

    • @chadwin
      @chadwin  Год назад +2

      For this setup I’d go with the 750’s, cause the 950’s are so big it makes it difficult to tilt the screen back very far without hitting .

    • @jackpatmoreinc
      @jackpatmoreinc Год назад +1

      @@chadwin Would you recommend the A7SIII or the FX3?

    • @chadwin
      @chadwin  Год назад +1

      @@jackpatmoreinc if you do a lot of photography, I'd get the a7siii just so you have the viewfinder. otherwise I'd get the FX3 if you are more video focused so you get the top handle.

  • @jmd1743
    @jmd1743 Год назад

    I would have included a torque screw driver if I were small rig.

  • @clapntrack4556
    @clapntrack4556 Год назад

    Hello ! What SD card do you usually use for filming ?

  • @thomaswindfeld728
    @thomaswindfeld728 Год назад

    Hi there Chadwick. Can you tell me if the menu info is being shown on the external monitor when you shoot in 4k? The Cameras in a7 series do not and its driving me Crazy and Wang to upgrade to the fx. Greetings from Denmark ☺️

  • @EvanAube
    @EvanAube Год назад

    Hey Chadwin! Thinking about a monitor, my first and being paired with the Sony A7iii, and I was wondering if you thought starting with just a monitor like the Action5 or Portkeys5 would be better than jumping right to the Ninja V?

  • @blendragon28
    @blendragon28 Год назад +1

    Do you like the FX3 better than the FX6?

    • @chadwin
      @chadwin  Год назад

      That’s a hard choice…honestly, I use the FX3 more, mostly because it’s so much easier to take around travel with. It’s also a lot better for gimbal work. The image between the 2 is nearly identical also. But the FX6 is great for studio work and the internal ND filters.

  • @pukachip
    @pukachip Год назад

    I love how you build a minimalistic camera rig!
    just a few questions, I am trying to use a Ronin rs2 gimbal with fx3, 24-70gm ii, and PolarPro Matt Box (including stage 2&3 and hood).
    With all that, do I need a lens support bracket for the front side of the lens? Would the camera body mount still be safe even though not using the lens support?
    I'm pretty sure using either 16-35gm or 24-70gm ii without matt box is no problem, but not sure with it. 🤔

    • @OldHabitsProductions
      @OldHabitsProductions 7 месяцев назад

      Hey! I’m about to run the same set up. Have you tried it out with the matte box, and have you come to a conclusion?

  • @mrsalamander9246
    @mrsalamander9246 Год назад

    what lav mic are you using?

  • @kookkevin
    @kookkevin 5 месяцев назад

    I love my shotgun mic

  • @adonian
    @adonian Год назад

    I can appreciate these rigs, but I’m broke as f. I can’t do $4k for a camera body…😢

  • @avgoustinos
    @avgoustinos 5 месяцев назад

    its not too front heavy????? This camera is 100% front heavy and for sure totally unbalanced :/

  • @sonnov0
    @sonnov0 Год назад

    I hate that you overuse the word absolutely.

    • @chadwin
      @chadwin  Год назад +8

      Absolutely! 💀