After testing this on multiple cameras I would say it's best for any small to medium sized camera body. On the bmpcc4k it sits slightly to the left so any camera that size or bigger I'd avoid!
Since its attached to the side, wouldnt the tilta be tilted all the time. Like gravity and stuff? I mean Im gonna add a monitor and batteries too so it makes it even worse wont it?
Thanks for making a video on this, This will be a great addition to the kit. I've held off on side handles but the modularity of this one is a no-brainer.
What product is the half cage you are recommending? This seems like a great combo! Would love to know what the half cage is so I can order one in addition to your Amazon link to the top handle!
Hi Marshall I'm using this one for Olympus www.ebay.co.uk/itm/For-Olympus-E-M1-II-III-Camera-Hot-Shoe-L-Bracket-Hand-Grip-Quick-Release-Plate-/174933977940?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0 PLEASE NOTE: make sure it's this one I link. You'll notice the side piece has a massive gap that allows you to open and rotate screen almost fully. If you have to order from somewhere else... Please pay attention to the large gap on the side. Also they usually come with a cold shoe mount that's removable.
@@Altcine yeah, don't know why they sleeping on this and props to you bro for finding this and showing us all these possibilities! Sadly the item is mostly sold out amazon
I have been looking for something like this for years. My only question is that can it handle the weight of a monitor with sony npf batteries. I have battery grip on my camera and this would be a game changer for real if it supported the weight.
Hey, yes I believe it would. I'll link a video where a guy has a pretty built up komodo with a dzo cine lens which is quite a beastly setup. ruclips.net/video/_-gUUGxBBZY/видео.html I did try with the sigma, monitor and battery and I didn't notice any stress on the joint at all.
@@Altcine got it perfect thank you. I was thinking maybe I would get a universal l bracket for my Panasonic g85 with battery grip then I can use this with it, and then now I have a easy simple build that works for my needs.
new intro is great!. Btw. another video I am actually looking for a great pistol handle for my eos m mini rig! .. this is so helpfull! u're reading my mind.
Thank you 😁👍🏾👍🏾 you're reading my mind too as I'm using a pistol handle in an upcoming eos-m video. This Tilta handle is great for eos-m but will move with you on future camera purchases.
@@Altcine oh no way, you know what I should make a video of vertical video composition because a lot of people don’t know you can play around with it a lot u got me thinking 🤔 and I enjoy this rig too much 🥰😍
@@LouisLuzuka ahhh nice, I used to drink matcha when working out...I should get back on it. Earl grey & normal English breakfast tea is what I drink now. You've actually made me feel like a cup lol
Portability is key for me too so I totally get you....one of the reasons I love the Eos-M so much. Too much gear though bro...far too much = a waste of money. My channel literally exists so people don't waste money lol
@@Altcine I love how you focus on the actual work that needs to be done instead of the gear associated with it. How about some beginner film making content for people like me who have the gear but lack guidance.
@@Altcine Well I’m going uni to do film so would mainly be short films and adverts but I am going to do some little bits over the summer for my portfolio.
@@innis8411 ahhh great stuff! There's a little learning curve but it will be rewarding once you get the hang of it and it'll serve you well for great looking shorts 👌🏾
Ahh thank you and thankfully it wasn't too distracting. I had the rode to close...I had no idea it was that sensitive but I think I left it in high gain mode from my last shoot.
@@Altcine yeah it pairs really nicely with Tilta’s advanced side handle that has run/stop and focus. I’ve had it since late September or early October I can’t remember
@@BrandonTalbot that sounds so functional. I'll have to check out your channel! I've wanted a komodo for so long and will definitely get one at some point.
@@Altcine hahaha brother i find them all kind of expensive for what it is. I have a top handle but most of the time i shoot without it. It's more for carrying around. (The top handle) maybe i should try one om those side handles. (Left)
@@balisbest yeah it's true. I used to use a £17 uurig one which was great for the money. They're good for low angle shots but that only comes in use sometimes. I guess you're right in saying that they only get used for what they were designed for...carrying a rig but it is better knowing you got a firm grasp.
@@Altcine I found 1 in stock in Amazon, but it’s not sold from a third party. I’m thinking about just using those “magic arms” that have the ball joint, only if they made them larger and better to hold haha
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After testing this on multiple cameras I would say it's best for any small to medium sized camera body.
On the bmpcc4k it sits slightly to the left so any camera that size or bigger I'd avoid!
That movement makes a lot of difference. The focus motor if you mount it to the rod will not appropriately touch the gears sometimes.
Yep absolutely correct. You can tighten this one so it's really stiff but then it makes rotating it harder.
Since its attached to the side, wouldnt the tilta be tilted all the time. Like gravity and stuff? I mean Im gonna add a monitor and batteries too so it makes it even worse wont it?
Never heard of that handle but it sure does look handy. Thanks for making this video. I love your energy man! Keep going 🔥
Thank you bro. It's crazy that this handle was so slept on, I really don't understand why 🤔
Man said machine gun, Timmy gun, man’s sounds like he’s reminiscing
I've been living in South London too long 🤣🤣
Thanks for making a video on this, This will be a great addition to the kit. I've held off on side handles but the modularity of this one is a no-brainer.
No probs 🙌🏾 this handle is fantastic for medium sized camera's...it is pricey though!
Aren't you into side handles?
Great review! Thank you for really getting down to the details.
@@steveritchie4926 thanks man, glad you liked it.
thanks for this video! Never knew that the tilta handle is compatible to Arri Rosette! Since tilta likes to do proprietary mounts,
Yeah that sucks about Tilta. I was surprised it locked because it looked so small.
Bro, Very informative and nice explanation! Thanks.
Thank you brother
What product is the half cage you are recommending? This seems like a great combo! Would love to know what the half cage is so I can order one in addition to your Amazon link to the top handle!
Hi Marshall
I'm using this one for Olympus
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/For-Olympus-E-M1-II-III-Camera-Hot-Shoe-L-Bracket-Hand-Grip-Quick-Release-Plate-/174933977940?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0
PLEASE NOTE: make sure it's this one I link. You'll notice the side piece has a massive gap that allows you to open and rotate screen almost fully. If you have to order from somewhere else...
Please pay attention to the large gap on the side. Also they usually come with a cold shoe mount that's removable.
Only thing that worries me is adding a atomos and now moving or tilting handle can cause a problem
Yeah that wouldn't work with moving the handle around.... only in upright position.
Good job, simple video but important one : such a motivation!!
Sound good for your YT community man, keep growing up ✅
Thank you brother, I was worried about it but as long as the content is helpful it's ok. 🙏🏾🙏🏾
this is really a fantastic product! great find!
Yes it's great bro, I'm really surprised it's dosen't have a lot of attention.
@@Altcine yeah, don't know why they sleeping on this and props to you bro for finding this and showing us all these possibilities!
Sadly the item is mostly sold out amazon
@@AviatewithMike really 😮 I'm sure there must be plenty places to grab one... surely?
I have been looking for something like this for years. My only question is that can it handle the weight of a monitor with sony npf batteries. I have battery grip on my camera and this would be a game changer for real if it supported the weight.
Hey, yes I believe it would. I'll link a video where a guy has a pretty built up komodo with a dzo cine lens which is quite a beastly setup. ruclips.net/video/_-gUUGxBBZY/видео.html
I did try with the sigma, monitor and battery and I didn't notice any stress on the joint at all.
@@Altcine got it perfect thank you. I was thinking maybe I would get a universal l bracket for my Panasonic g85 with battery grip then I can use this with it, and then now I have a easy simple build that works for my needs.
@@lovefirst6157 awesome! That sounds good! It's pricey but so worth it.
Where did you buy those big focus gear rings?
I got them from eBay a long time ago. Can't even remember the name of the brand but they were quite well known.
You can get them anywhere now though.
This is actually pretty perfect for me
It's so good man...I think many people would love it...just not the price lol
Yup, I’ve been had too (handle acquisition disorder).
I've been diagnosed 😅
new intro is great!. Btw. another video I am actually looking for a great pistol handle for my eos m mini rig! .. this is so helpfull! u're reading my mind.
Thank you 😁👍🏾👍🏾 you're reading my mind too as I'm using a pistol handle in an upcoming eos-m video.
This Tilta handle is great for eos-m but will move with you on future camera purchases.
love your content mate, so much good tips , and attention to detail!!!
Never stop
Thank you Fred, that is so kind. Cinematography is pretty much my life now so I don't think I can ever stop 😁
Dang you have me at the vertical configuration
Yeah something we all need to embrace. I get asked so much for vertical video now.
@@Altcine oh no way, you know what I should make a video of vertical video composition because a lot of people don’t know you can play around with it a lot u got me thinking 🤔 and I enjoy this rig too much 🥰😍
@@LouisLuzuka yes you really should. I'm going to start binge watching vertical videos for ideas so I'd definitely check yours out.
Notifications gang checking in! Perfect timing I’m about to have my tea 🍵
Yo bro, ahhh you're a tea man...I hope it's earl grey? 😁
@@Altcine matcha today but earl grey is great 😊 but what’s your favourite?
@@LouisLuzuka ahhh nice, I used to drink matcha when working out...I should get back on it.
Earl grey & normal English breakfast tea is what I drink now. You've actually made me feel like a cup lol
@@Altcine hahah enjoy yourself cheers 🥂☺️ working out ok ok at least carrying all this gear is a back workout 🏋️♀️
Been waiting on this one!!
need this in my life
Hey Jeff, yes it's so awesome. So glad I finally got one.
With two of those you could mix it up even further!☺️👍
Mate, that didn't even cross my mind but you're so right!!!!
Well you got a handle on that good job
😁😁 yeah finally. Thanks Tony
If I wasn't into portability fetish, I would so buy this. Damn man, impressive gear for film making.
Portability is key for me too so I totally get you....one of the reasons I love the Eos-M so much.
Too much gear though bro...far too much = a waste of money. My channel literally exists so people don't waste money lol
@@Altcine I love how you focus on the actual work that needs to be done instead of the gear associated with it. How about some beginner film making content for people like me who have the gear but lack guidance.
@@SuperSlackOff that would actually be quite cool 👌🏾👌🏾 I'll try think of something and make it interesting
Love tilta gear!
Hey man after watching your videos I bought a brand new eos m for 250 complete original package I’m really looking forward to making content.
Awesome bro, I hope you enjoy it. What kind of content are you creating?
@@Altcine Well I’m going uni to do film so would mainly be short films and adverts but I am going to do some little bits over the summer for my portfolio.
@@innis8411 ahhh great stuff! There's a little learning curve but it will be rewarding once you get the hang of it and it'll serve you well for great looking shorts 👌🏾
The Audio is great
Ahh thank you and thankfully it wasn't too distracting. I had the rode to close...I had no idea it was that sensitive but I think I left it in high gain mode from my last shoot.
It's works well on my komodo
That's great to hear! There's some heavy duty komodo setups and this handle carries them well.
How long have you had the Komodo?
@@Altcine yeah it pairs really nicely with Tilta’s advanced side handle that has run/stop and focus. I’ve had it since late September or early October I can’t remember
@@BrandonTalbot that sounds so functional. I'll have to check out your channel!
I've wanted a komodo for so long and will definitely get one at some point.
@@Altcine Best camera i’ve ever owned
Dude- fuck yeah!
😁🙌🏾🙌🏾
Nice review
Thank you 🙌🏾🙌🏾
How many hands do you have brother 😅 i only have 2.
🤣🤣 I know bro, it's actually a problem lol. I'm collecting them like they're action figures
@@Altcine hahaha brother i find them all kind of expensive for what it is. I have a top handle but most of the time i shoot without it. It's more for carrying around. (The top handle) maybe i should try one om those side handles. (Left)
@@balisbest yeah it's true. I used to use a £17 uurig one which was great for the money.
They're good for low angle shots but that only comes in use sometimes. I guess you're right in saying that they only get used for what they were designed for...carrying a rig but it is better knowing you got a firm grasp.
@@balisbest ps, side handle really does help whilst filming though.
Nice 👍😃
👍🏾👍🏾😁
new version has a knob instead of the pushbutton
Yeah I was kinda bummed that they made a new version, specifically the ones that fit on Sony cams (the new mount won't work with old handle).
@@Altcine Hi, what is the difference between the Sony versions and the first one? = isn't there the movement to the knob?
Hi, what is the difference between the Sony versions and the first one? = isn't there the movement to the knob?
@@martinadamcz the old version has a some sort of mini rosette and the new one has some sort of pin thing.
@@martinadamcz difference is one is nit steady ,it has some play to it with use, the other is solid as a rock
you will ruin that apple pencil
Tbh...it's the only use it gets 😅
The top handle L bracket 😍
Crazy right! 😁
SOLD!
It’s not for the US??😭
You can't buy these in the US?
@@Altcine I found 1 in stock in Amazon, but it’s not sold from a third party. I’m thinking about just using those “magic arms” that have the ball joint, only if they made them larger and better to hold haha
You harbouring machine guns at home mister? How you know it feels like one eh? eh? eh? ;P
Hahaaaa 🤣 I'll have to post a short so you understand lol
Too much play for my liking. Nice concept though.
Totally understand. What I just found out is you can actually tighten it. I've just done it and there's hardly any play at all now