DIY Photography Rail Ceiling Lighting System HACK 2020 UPDATE!
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Hey Guys in this video I show you how my DIY pantograph ceiling lighting rig has evolve a little after a few years of using it, the original video has had lots of interest and many have set up their own DIY rigs following the setup from my blog post so I thought it was about time I followed up with an update video. Its still awesome by the way and is still working really well and saves me a tun of space in my small shooting area. You can check out the original blog post here www.barrymount...
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Congratulations my friend. It looks great and pretty useful. I recently I saw those riveter in a chinese store and I was wondering if they would be able to carry lights and small cameras. Now that I know definetely I'm going to get them! Thanks a lot for sharing your tips with us!!
Hey man thanks hope it’s helpful.
Where is the store my friend?
@@tessiellison4247 I got them in a regular chinese store. I'm pretty sure you can get them at Harbor freight for a good price as well.
hope there is more than on like to give you that thank you a lot my friend
Ali from Iraq
Thanks!!
Might be able to apply this (at least in concept) inside my new-to-me and not rented domicile.
Barry, this is fantastic and thank you for both your old and new videos. For what it's worth, this is really helpful for those educators who are looking to set up something at home for recording undergraduate lectures. Can you please double check pricing on the channel trolley (4m section for £55 shipped) and unitstrut (£26)? (I'm wondering if the prices might have increased as £26 seems expensive for that unistrut...but perhaps that's just normal pricing).
Thank you! Yes pricing will differ from the first video, the links used for uni strut are really only for example so folks know what they are looking for, using a local electrical wholesale will be much much cheaper. Hope that helps thanks.
Thanks Barry. Another silly question. I believe you cut the strut to size last time for your 'H' segment. How hard is this galvanised steel to cut? What tool did you use to cut it?
Hey Phil, I just used a hacksaw, took a little effort but got the job done
@@BarryMountford Thanks! By the way, unistrut also make a 1.5mm version (as opposed to a 2.5mm thick version). According to their guidance notes, the 1.5mm version should be perfectly suitable for most applications.
is their a list of materials required - I am renovating a space for my studio 24x31 and i love the idea of track lighting that is functional
You can see them all here in my blog post www.barrymountford.com/post/57-40-diy-photography-ceiling-rail-lighting-system-hack hope that helps.
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Are you saying “river gun”? I want to find those things on the internet, but I can’t understand what you’re calling them. I apologize in advance for being unfamiliar with your accent which is actually quite nice.
Thanks :) Hi it’s a riveter gun I think the link is in the description of the video, hope that helps.
Hi Barry, brilliant video btw. I only have the lights to attach to the bottom of the rivet gun now. I have the spigot but the thread seems slightly short, was this the case with yours? It screws so far and them appears to be slightly loose? just concerned about the lights hanging from it.
No my spigot is tight when screwed in.
Also would you be able to show us your bolts that go through the handle? I have had to fashion an extension but prefer your set up.
I created a blog post on my website which shows all the parts used, hope the]at helps.
Hi Barry. I was wondering if you have done any green screen video or photography in your small studio. If yes? Did you do a tutorial on what you used to light it? if no, it would make a great topic for a RUclipsr like yourself, showing how you overcome all the pitfalls of green screening in a small studio.
Thank you!
Hi Barry - I really like your setup and I bought the riveter - the same one you have. What kind of drill did you use in order to drill into that? I have a small drill but think I may need something that's more "heavy duty" to drill into that handle - which I think may be an extremely strong plastic? (or steel.) Maybe it's a component product because it feels sort of llike plastic and sort of like steel.
Thanks man, I just used a 18v dewalt drill on a slow speed with a good metal drill, unless they have changed the materials used to make them as mine are made of metal. Hope that helps.
@@BarryMountford Thank you!
What kind of mic do you use?
I know it's me, but I can't tell what product names you are saying. Rivercon? Silverlane? Love these but I'm not finding any links in your description as stated.
I have a more detailed blog post on my website, hope that helps
Can you post what sort of screen you are using that's being held up by the riveter guns? Thanks sir!
It’s a scrim made with tracing paper and pvc pipe frame
Hi Barry! This is awesome. I notice you have some sort of pole system that your light is attached to in this video. It looks like the same pole on wheels you've used in other videos to hold your camera. Do you a video or blog post about that? I'm in need of a camera stand but not ready to drop $3,000 dollars on a the heavy duty ones. Thank you.
Hey thanks I will hopefully be putting together a video of that soon, yeah I wasn’t in a position to spend that much money on a salon stand nor do I have the space for one really, so this is a very good compromise and works very well.
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Hi Barry. Can you help me? I have a small studio like yourself? Can I ask how much space do you lose on either side of the Neweer roller system after instalation?
It’s the same as the original as the size of the lights dictate the position of the rail.
@@BarryMountford Hi Barry please forgive me for asking again. You said that the width of your garage is 88”. what I am asking is, how many inches from the wall to the edge of your paper roll? For example, if you lose 4 inches on the left and 5 inches on the right, then the max size of your backdrop is going to be 79 inches. I am trying to find Out how much either side I will lose to determine the price and size of the aluminum tubing for my backdrops
Sorry John missed this, exactly that 79 inches for my paper rolls and canvas backdrops, hope that helps
Top man having prices gone up pal can't find that wheel trolley under 56 pounds any where
£18 on eBay but that price has doubled since I first posted the hack! www.ebay.co.uk/itm/322464963446
@@BarryMountford legend pal I couldn't find any where just ordered you gonna be back at photoshow this year pal,still talk about your toy model one you did
Great stuff! No I won’t be down this year.
@@BarryMountford hey pal brought the exact items but can't figure how you attached the spigot to the rivet gun any tips pal
@@BarryMountford I figured it out lol top man
how do you control the amount of stretch. when I attach a light it drops all the way down
I tighten the nuts on the riveter.
Where did you buy your rivet gun from?
how do you connect the rivet gun to the lgiht mount?
You can screw in a spigot, check out my blog post for a more detailed view www.barrymountford.com/post/57-40-diy-photography-ceiling-rail-lighting-system-hack hope that helps.