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Glide Gear G2G 505 Ultimate stabalizer REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 24 янв 2021
- ARRI TRINITY on a BUDGET! Glide Gear G2G 505
This is the G2G 505 by Glide Gear. It is a body rig with the control arm and mechanical gimbal for your motorized gimbal set up. This tool can help you handle the total load of your camera gear for longer durations without pain. The vest set up spreads the weight across the body evenly and also helps reduce the Z-Axis bounce.
Please comment below and let me know what you think. There might be another video to follow this with further specs and details on the actual device itself. Let me know in the comments if this is what you may be after.
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Your sound op will just love it.
First thing I noticed!
Thank you. Been waiting to see a video on this specific rig. Great job, I might buy one now!
Thanks for making this. I have been on the fence between a few rigs. Proaim has some great videos for product uses, but last year when I went to the Glide Gear site the only videos they had were a quick 20 sec demo outside and another walking around a messy warehouse. My thoughts were if you are going to make film gear, at least make some good film gear videos to show off the products like the other companies out there. So thanks for making this! Now I know that Glide Gear isn't just a hobby and their real business is selling moonshine out the backdoor, their stuff really works. They are back on my list!
Great breakdown of everything, thanks for making this video! After watching the comparisons though, it kind of makes me think the catalyst browse stabilization mixed with a decent gimbal, would just be the easiest way to go for most. Would probably be just as stable as a budget arri trinity, and more accessible to achieve for most people. (obviously would still have the lower back problem with no vest). But would've loved to see the a7siii on a gimbal as a final comparison!
Thank you for your videos! This was super helpful.
Thank you for watching
Man such a good addition if you are using the Crane 3s!! Basically a no brainer to distribute the weight way more 🎉
hell yeah. i love it.
Jason...u bought it from oversea? Do we have to pay duty tax once it get into Australia?
I just built one of these also using a Moza Air 2. Was a little worried that the weight would be too much for where the base screws are but so far so good!
HI mate, I got soma gimbal, how you manage to stabilise it.?
great and informative!
Been waiting for this thank you :). Curious the difference between the g2g and the g2g plus
Really good video, very much appreciated. I ended up buying the glide gear kit over the past two days. I have the Ronin SC/Sony FX3/PicoGear Mic and hope I get similar results. Now I need to get myself an external monitor!
what are your initial thoughts of the glide gear?
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema I'm 142 lb's, with a 31" waist and I think I have the vest and arm pretty well set for my frame. Unfortunately I don't have the stabilizer arm delivered yet so I don't know how that will interact. Initially, the vest shoulders seem to slide when the arms are fully extended left/right and I immediately learned I have to depend on body posture to compensate. That's without a camera or stabilizer attached. I'm thinking I may need to rig something up higher to pull those parts in more securely. WhenI get the rest of the kit I'll have a better idea because I can't correctly balance anything yet. Again, I really appreciate the video's you all did on this unit. Final note: It's a much better built and sturdy unit than I thought it would be for the price.
@@JayWeldy Do you mind giving an update on how the rig is working for you? I have a smaller frame similar to yourself, so I’m interested in knowing. Thank you
@@RighteousFollwer I've spent a lot of frustrating time and have shelved the project for the time being. I bought a SteadiCam Solo to use with the vest/arm, but my problem is that I'm not a good rigger and half my stuff is moving around on me like batteries and monitor, throwing the rig out of balance. So, basically making it useless for me. When I can keep everything in place, it's great and gives an unreal "movie shot" experience. Not only am I a small frame, I'm 60 years old and the longest I've shot with it on is 20 minutes. Hope this helps.
Thanks! 👌🏻
In 2007, a glide cam was the dream of many amateur filmmakers. Thirteen years later, the Sony A7SIII is enough. Incredible
A7siii is just insane. Technology is incredible
Yeah..... with hours of processing
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema that a7siii is truly insane. That is a god tier camera.
unless you want motion blur :P
@@_rhapsodist You can easily add motion blur in post - and it works damn well because the technical process behind is quite simple.
That thing seems quite awkward. I dont get those two rods on each side of the post. You guys must have bumped your arm into that constantly. They should not be there.
But im always interested in seeing new vest gimbal designs ever since I started to build my own 3 years ago..
Must admit. Ive seen all the variants of minity/gimbal-steadicam hybrids, but the new Tilta Float looks like the only contender for me to even consider. Its just looks so compact and well built.
Only thing that really scares me is putting all of that weight on a single bolt.
I wish their was a two point contact where the motorized gimbal meets the mechanical one. But still might give it a shot for 300 bucks haha
Great summary on the 505. Didn't work out for me, unfortunately.
And I hope it doesn’t not cost as much as a car like the Arri. That A73iii is insane.
Haha so much cheaper. Very budget that's for sure
Just got mine and not sure if different model but looks exactly the same. Model is G2G500
There are models that are simialr with minor differences.
That Creaking tho, but where can you buy this? dont see it on amazon
yeah just needs a little wd40 haha. on ebay and amazon
How much those gimbal support mate? Where I will get it?
I have the glide gear dna 6002. Could i just buy the g2g 5050 arm and use it with my vest? Thanks
Question!! I'm about to buy the g2g 1000 but on every site both the 500 and 1000 say the weight capacity is 10lbs... I know the Crane 3s paired with my Ursa is 15 or so lbs and the set up is this vid is probably over 10lbs too. Like I'm confused lol. Does it only depend on the arm being used?
I know I’m a little late but would you know if there’s a way of mounting a separate monitor screen on the side or anywhere?
the gimbal-yoke has a lot of mounting points
Bought the item but it came with one part missing and is not functional without that part. Written to the company numerous time but do not received any response at all. Can you help ?
I got one , it works okay... but It’s just to time consuming setting this up lol, I think your better off using a ring , and if you can afford it a easy rig back support for the ring if your weak lol
it is time consuming but with larger set ups you would only need it for certain circumstances just like with the actual Arri Trinity Rig
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema yeah I think I’ll kid hit the weights more and try avoid using it lol, can be a hassle at times lol
Hey Jason, loved the review of this equipment. Andrew did the best job he could do. Can you answer this? Why is it Andrew has to show his underwear. I think that look in time has gone. Just wondering.
Oh that looks like an accident. Pretty sure the vest caught his shirt
Haha
The noise coming from the springs in the arm is the one reason I have never used mine. Makes it impossible for audio recording.
WD-40?
How do you compare the DIGITALFOTO Thanos products to sonthing like this?? Is the Thanos worth the extra $?
Yes the digital foto has Better build quality
I would like to see this vs the Thanos 2
That thanos is actually on its way 😊
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema I have the Thanos 2 but I've been having back pain issues using it with the Crane 3s. I will be getting a RS2 next week and see if that makes it better.
So my thanos yoke broke during balancing with crane 3s. I would not risk it. Smh
Thank goodness I had my hand on the Trinipod and had quick reflexes or my camera would have been toast.
@@erosefilms omg do you have any footage of it being broken??
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema I have pics and I will make a review depending.... They need to make it right! I'm strongly considering getting the Glide Gear but I heard the vest was crappy. Will it work with other vest?
How much do you actually use this in present time?
Thinking of getting this to use with my Crane 3s. Still a good choice?
Check out my digitalfoto thanos pro ii video
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema right now, that's out of my price range. And I already have a glide gear 6002 vest and arm.
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema Maybe I'll get their trinipod to use with the vest I already have. More than the G2G but the Trinipod does look more solid. And I have a pretty big BMPCC 4k anamoprphic setup.
Yo that squeaking from the arm/vest is a total no-go for me. Doesn't that spoil it?
Just needs some WD-40 on the spring
Yeah my bad. She needs a little WD-40 for sure.
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema Yep when I first got my G2G there was squeaking but WD40 solved it
Wich is better this or df thanos 2 pro
I prefer the build and design of the thanos pro 2
the rig is too short....., Better than handholding the gimbal for sure but not long enough for fully dynamic shots the bigger Trinity can do.
Compared to the others shooting with the A7Siii looks like a joke 🙈 But footage is really good...💁♂️
the a7siii gyro is just insane
I have this but to be honest it's not what yall think. The built feels plastic!!! I bought the starter kit and I only used it 3 times. If you very interested in that product... Hope you will like it.
"still little bits of shaking" me with a magnifying glass... i don't see shit.
I mean ZERO offence. But this is a super sketchy build, I highly recommend people do not follow how you mounted the gimbal. You need to take the handle off and use the Tilta power supply base plate to mount that securely. One screw is so super sketch I can’t believe you’re sharing that. The rest is cool and creative. But yeah. Bud. Please buy that adapter and use it for a more secure mount before you lose your camera and gimbal. Because it will come off down the road. 😬
that gimbal sucks
Why? Did you try one? I'm looking to get one