Mounting Cyclo head on Steadicam™

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @HaroProduccions
    @HaroProduccions Год назад +5

    When sliding the camera on the dovetail, Adam says that you can put wherever you want, he likes in the middle of the cage... My question is: Will it help to find the CG of the camera and position it at the middle of the Cyclo 1? I don't have an omega, but that's what I always do just for steadicam, finding the CG before going to the sled.
    When balancing, Adam start placing weights at the top because the system is "bottom heavy", but after the jump cut, when the camera is finally balanced, the weights are at the bottom on the dovetail, I am missing something there... Would be so great if you have the opportunity to do some quick videos balancing other cameras for example an Alexa mini LF, Alexa 35 or Sony Venice, those are probably the most commons ones.
    Another question I have is: What about monitoring? Is the bracket Adam is using the one from SmartSystem?
    It looks a really good product. Looking fordward for more videos and information. Thanks

  • @boxdotfilm
    @boxdotfilm Год назад +2

    This looks very heavy!

  • @andyvan5692
    @andyvan5692 Год назад +1

    good video, but would have liked to see it complete (with it attached to you and the 'vest').

  • @jordanulmer661
    @jordanulmer661 Год назад +1

    Interesting, this seems like it could be an in-between option for heavier rigs if you don't need an ARRI Trinity.

  • @ErikBassan
    @ErikBassan 7 месяцев назад

    Adam is amazing!

    • @hdairstudio7019
      @hdairstudio7019  7 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you Erik! Yes, Adam is an amazing Steadicam operator with a great piece of gear ;)

  • @fremworks
    @fremworks Год назад

    is this inspired by the arri trinity ? great video

  • @KOZGERFWAD
    @KOZGERFWAD Год назад +1

    ummmmmmm….I can feel the icy glare from all of the sound guys on set as I try to rotate the camera🥶

  • @dfilms241
    @dfilms241 Год назад

    Nice