Thanks for making this one Chase! I appreciate the candidness about the cost of the gear. It's really cool to see the behind the scenes stuff like this.
I like Patrick. He seems nice. Hello Patrick. That's a loooooot of money but, not surprising when you see the quality it puts out, like not a crazy amount for a pro pro level setup :) Very interesting. I honestly thought like 50k easy considering my camera setup was like...2k dollars
my guess was around the 50k .. considering the Armed camera car that doug d reviewed was like 150k. so I figured this being a 3rd the set up to be the that for the price.. now that you are 32 or say 45 with the cost of the vehicle is nice. great overview of this.. way to keep it real. cheers.
I'm gonna just suction cup mount a Ronin SC to my car with a Sony a6000 lol. I knew that set up wasn't cheap but my brain broke when that you said the arm was $8,000. This entire setup was a lot more than I expected. Then the camera and lens combo is WAY nicer than I thought you were using.
OC! Damn! Maybe I shouldn't moan about the price of GoPros haha! Totally get why you have a patreon! Question if you don't mind - do you have to have a permit/legal approval etc for filming on the road?
Hi Patrick! And damn dude...that's worth a nice car or an AMAZING bike 😂 I thought total, it was gunna be like...$16xxx 😅 and yes lol "budget" is definitely relative!
For the video that rig captures, totally worth it. More than I would have guessed by a mile. I'm curious if there is any other channel on RUclips that has this level of camera tech. I'm guessing that, for camera rigs on RUclips, you are a 1% er
Yea I honestly guess around 40k and I guessed the camera itself was about 5k camera lens was around 10k and 15k for the swively stuff and 10k for the frame stuff bolted to the car. I was a bit off but not completely!
Here's a challenge make it review of one of your motorcycles with just your GoPro and a iPhone and still get the car movie shots if that's possible and see if you can actually tell a major difference because for a lot of people. That might be something they can afford and then realize they don't have to spend $17,000 when most people don't have that now that's a challenge I would care to see
Most of them his is illegal to do in so many countries it’s not funny! Most require a permit to hang a camera at the back of a vehicle! Chase, please think of the bigger picture. SAFETY FIRST! Over an un-accomplished rider, with little or no skills. Just a high supporter base! Best wishes man! 👍😎
Are you not able to buy a discovery 3 and film by hand and gimble from the trunk? Saves all that expensive gear being outside of your jeep and as you are aware if you crash with the kit like that it’s fair to say it’ll all be destroyed
@@ChaseBueker true however the chances of that compared to your equipment hanging out is different. If you was to rear end someone, worst case is the filter will just fly towards the backseat when the camera and kit on the back of the car will most likely be damaged. If production companies like top gear film from a discovery 3 it’s most likely the best way to do that. It saves having to spend all the extra money on your equipment when it could of been used to buy/down payment on the discovery but each to there own. I enjoyed the video and like how detailed you were about it!
I see where you are coming from but let me shed some light for ya. The guys at top gear are mostly doing traveling when they are in the Discovery 3's. By not using this sort of rig you save on having to carry a TON more camera rigging equipment. Look at our rig as more of something they would use to test on a track. I cant say for sure but I would imagine that if you saw what they used on track it would look pretty similar to what we are running.
I'm guessing the police are more forgiving with this kind of setup than hanging out of a van? Do you ever get bothered for permits? Might get into car cinematography in the near future but not sure on the legality of filming on highways and stuff. Thanks Chase!
So we've been running this for about a year, year and a half. We've ridden by plenty of cops and we have so far always gotten the same response as other car drivers. They stare at it for a sec, slowly pull their phone out and take a picture and that's it. lol
My question is how are you insured with this setup. Because if some one rearends you that would be one big ouch
Thanks for making this one Chase! I appreciate the candidness about the cost of the gear. It's really cool to see the behind the scenes stuff like this.
Of course man. My goal is to teach as many people the ins and outs of what goes on with this sort of thing.
You know you love cinematography when you have more money hanging off the back of your camera car than what it cost to buy the camera car.
Jealous. Already rocking the Enginehawk gear.
I feel like that's a ton of money. but at the same time, when I think about camera stuff it all makes sense.
Yea it's not cheap but the quality of footage you get with it I feel is worth it.
I like Patrick. He seems nice. Hello Patrick.
That's a loooooot of money but, not surprising when you see the quality it puts out, like not a crazy amount for a pro pro level setup :) Very interesting.
I honestly thought like 50k easy considering my camera setup was like...2k dollars
Hello Gorilla! I like to think I’m nice LOL!
Ohhh loving the new jacket! I was wondering if they were going to send you one or not.
I was thinking camera cars were 100k+, but that really makes sense
And I am struggling to buy the tilta 😂 love the vid man that ronin😮
My guess had a range of 40-60k and I settled on 53k as my final guess.
Big win for the footage that you guys get for that total cost.
my guess was around the 50k .. considering the Armed camera car that doug d reviewed was like 150k. so I figured this being a 3rd the set up to be the that for the price.. now that you are 32 or say 45 with the cost of the vehicle is nice. great overview of this.. way to keep it real. cheers.
I'm gonna just suction cup mount a Ronin SC to my car with a Sony a6000 lol. I knew that set up wasn't cheap but my brain broke when that you said the arm was $8,000. This entire setup was a lot more than I expected. Then the camera and lens combo is WAY nicer than I thought you were using.
Best of luck with that man. haha to be fair we started by using GH5 suction cupped to the outside of the car so you gotta start somewhere.
OC! Damn! Maybe I shouldn't moan about the price of GoPros haha! Totally get why you have a patreon!
Question if you don't mind - do you have to have a permit/legal approval etc for filming on the road?
Hi Patrick!
And damn dude...that's worth a nice car or an AMAZING bike 😂 I thought total, it was gunna be like...$16xxx 😅 and yes lol "budget" is definitely relative!
Hello Doc! Budget is very relative!!
Please tell me the gear is insured
Can you give a sneak peak on how much you charge a client this one? Thanks
For the video that rig captures, totally worth it. More than I would have guessed by a mile. I'm curious if there is any other channel on RUclips that has this level of camera tech. I'm guessing that, for camera rigs on RUclips, you are a 1% er
Yea I’m not 100% sure. I’d doubt there are that many but there has to at least be a few.
OC- I was gonna guess like half that total. Is there and outtro crew on CB???
Yea I honestly guess around 40k and I guessed the camera itself was about 5k camera lens was around 10k and 15k for the swively stuff and 10k for the frame stuff bolted to the car. I was a bit off but not completely!
I guessed 30K. Seems worth it for what you're doing.
How am I just now getting this notification for this video?? 🤬🤬
That’s a bit more than I thought but not surprised it’s that much considering how much ordinary photo equipment can cost
Here's a challenge make it review of one of your motorcycles with just your GoPro and a iPhone and still get the car movie shots if that's possible and see if you can actually tell a major difference because for a lot of people. That might be something they can afford and then realize they don't have to spend $17,000 when most people don't have that now that's a challenge I would care to see
That’s a pretty serious challenge. I think I’d be up for it.
Nice set up. This stuff is fun but not cheap you get what you pay for. Just got to tell my wife that lol
Great setup. I was $5k off my estimated
Most of them his is illegal to do in so many countries it’s not funny! Most require a permit to hang a camera at the back of a vehicle! Chase, please think of the bigger picture. SAFETY FIRST! Over an un-accomplished rider, with little or no skills. Just a high supporter base! Best wishes man! 👍😎
OC - It's expensive, i didn't guess at all but as a filmmaker myself i know these prices are insane..
Do I spy an engine hawkjacket there Chase? #ifyouknow,youknow.
Of course ya do!
Damn! That’s a lot of money 😳
Are you not able to buy a discovery 3 and film by hand and gimble from the trunk? Saves all that expensive gear being outside of your jeep and as you are aware if you crash with the kit like that it’s fair to say it’ll all be destroyed
What happens if your hanging out the back and get in a wreck?
@@ChaseBueker true however the chances of that compared to your equipment hanging out is different. If you was to rear end someone, worst case is the filter will just fly towards the backseat when the camera and kit on the back of the car will most likely be damaged. If production companies like top gear film from a discovery 3 it’s most likely the best way to do that. It saves having to spend all the extra money on your equipment when it could of been used to buy/down payment on the discovery but each to there own. I enjoyed the video and like how detailed you were about it!
I see where you are coming from but let me shed some light for ya. The guys at top gear are mostly doing traveling when they are in the Discovery 3's. By not using this sort of rig you save on having to carry a TON more camera rigging equipment. Look at our rig as more of something they would use to test on a track. I cant say for sure but I would imagine that if you saw what they used on track it would look pretty similar to what we are running.
Honestly I was thinking without the car around $17k total. But I don’t know anything about camera 📸
That's expensive for a budget setup , wasn't expecting that
That's what you gotta pay if you don't wanna hang your gear out of the car.
I was thinking about 30k
holy shit lol
I'm guessing the police are more forgiving with this kind of setup than hanging out of a van? Do you ever get bothered for permits? Might get into car cinematography in the near future but not sure on the legality of filming on highways and stuff. Thanks Chase!
So we've been running this for about a year, year and a half. We've ridden by plenty of cops and we have so far always gotten the same response as other car drivers. They stare at it for a sec, slowly pull their phone out and take a picture and that's it. lol
@@ChaseBueker that’s awesome lol
I'd have roughly guessed 20-25k with my minimal knowledge, but I'm not entirely surprised
Camera car cost like this
Before watching the video I'm going to estimate at least 10 to $12,000
Insanity!!! But if your making $$$ to pay it back I would understand...