Exclusive look inside TILTA Factory: The Making of Nucleus Nano II and Hydra Arm Mini
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Interested in watching how the Nucleus Nano II and Hydra Arm Mini are being made? TILTA, the leading camera accessories manufacturer, opened their doors to CineD and invited us to visit their factory. Yes, we were impressed seeing first-hand the magnitude of what they create
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We hope you will enjoy this behind-the-scenes factory tour video! Any other companies that you want us to visit? Please let us know in the comment section below.
It's always nice to be able to see who's making what I'm buying. It puts a face on the product which says more than the name on the label.
It’s nice as a westerner to gain some perspective into these companies we often work with but also often feel some opaqueness to as compared to our local or European counterparts.
It is a long-standing custom and etiquette in China to use tea/green tea to meet customers. It also shows that we value our customers.
Funny to see that not only you and your site, myself and countless others in the filmmaking business started out with and around the Canon EOS 5D Mark II, but alsoTILTA (and other companies catering to that market)-and what a trip it has been for all of us! It's quite remarkable what impact a single product sometimes can have... Thanks for this interesting documentary, Johnny!
Dear Jonnnie, thank you very much for this amazing video-report about the my favorite manufacturer of the rigging components!
Hey Goran. Good to hear from you again! Thank you for leaving a comment!
Nice work Johnny!👏🏾 As an owner of many Tilta products here in Sweden, it was very interesting to see the faces behind the scenes. Also, hearing the philosophy of the decision processes in what goes into designing and manufacturing their products gives me assurance that their products will continue to be a part of my workflow for many years to come! 👍🏾🙏🏾 🏴🇸🇪🇹🇹
Fascinating piece. I always had a great respect for Tilta products but more so after seeing this. I know it’s branded but still Thanks.
Thank you @ODHunte!
Inspirring Branded Film. Openess give brand trust. Well done.
Thank you @FortisFilmsChannel for taking the time to watch this!
I love these kind of videos from you guys... Tilta and Nanguang films are both awesome! so good to see the humble kind people behing these products I love, and use everyday!
Thank you Péter, your comment is much appreciated!!! Two more factory tour videos are coming up. Stay tuned.
@@CineD awesome!! Thanks for the feedback!
Thank you so much, Johnnie, and the team at CineD for filming and sharing this great factory tour and interview of the co-founders. Tilta, as well as other Chinese brands that started around 2009 and 2010, have had very successful stories, and their products speak for themselves. Good content overall.
Thank you @wilfredoyvanessa for taking the time to watch the video!
love tilta and hope to visit their factory one day bcoz one of my fav film gears company
This is a cool experience.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience during this visit. Super informative and inspiring. Right now, I am preparing a multi-part series of videos "FUJI GOES CINEMA" and have all the nice Tilta-parts here on the table to transform the FUJI GFX 100 II into a full-blown cinema camera. Talking about the Nucleus Nano II and the R/S smart side handle: While it does a great job for focus-pulling and ergonomics when shooting hand-held , I would LOVE to use also the smart functions like remote control of the camera. PLEASE, dear Tilta-guys, put the FUJIFILM GFX and X-series cameras like X-S20, X-H2s and GFX 100 II on your to-do list. To fully profit from your great gear with these cameras would be a huge benefit and highly appreciated by the filmmaking community. Thanks in advance... PS.: I will present and talk about about bith devices in our videos and I will mention that an upgraded firmware will make it happen, deal ?
20:35 😂😅 Johnny you'r western-style hurt a little bit across high-tech china commodity 😘 thanks a lot!
I'd love green tea, good oe the soul and mind, and I'd like white Japanese tea too
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you @KIWu-th8wr!
I would be a embarrased to setup my cameras for that interview with all the smallrig stuff I have. xD
Very Nice !!
Thank you!
Nice stuff, all included, people, products, city, traffic, filming, tea... But I never heard and used any one of its products, though, I am a filmmaker myself, and shooting almost everyday. It will be perfect if the interviewees didn't shake their legs. 😂
Are they making a new cage for the Blackmagic 6k Full Frame camera?
Please next DJI.
What camera did you use to film?
Hey. Main camera, the FUJIFILM X-S20! (And for the interview, X-H2 for one close-up and a Panasonic S1H as a third-angle camera). Thank you!
Welcome to China😀
果然有拍摄经验
马导啊！
Tilta caught with their pants down when SmallRig threw their covid successes into R&D and Tilta was happy to just carry on. Now, there are carefully curated, paid interviews with select media channels. Competition is good.
no credits. please make captions
? Of course, there are captions. Please turn them on if you haven't so far. Thank you!
Weird thing to boast about short cycles for product R&D while other companies keep products for decades
This is where TILTA misses all Quality checks and makes defective products.
Tilta has poor support for Canon mirrorless cameras.
I purchased the NanoⅡ and am very dissatisfied.