KESSLER CINESHOOTER | Initial Thoughts and Impressions

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  • Опубликовано: 5 дек 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @TheLensCuff
    @TheLensCuff Год назад +1

    Thank you for putting together this video, not only to help everyone understand how to approach a system like this (myself included), but also for coordinating with Scott for this awesome deal!
    I’m a bit biased for saying this, but I absolutely love The Lens Cuff clip at the end!

  • @ari-m.
    @ari-m. Год назад +1

    Nice job explaining the gear and the deal!

  • @FinalFocusFilms
    @FinalFocusFilms Год назад

    Hey, What cage is that on your komodo

  • @AlexDerrick_DP
    @AlexDerrick_DP Год назад

    Hey Tim! Looks like a nice piece of kit! What camera did you use to shoot the broll of the Komodo X? Og Komodo ?
    And love all of your videos. Thanks for sharing

    • @TimDaust
      @TimDaust  Год назад

      All of the B-Roll shots and the talking to head was filmed on my Canon c70 with the 28-70 f2. Thank you for taking the time to comment and glad you are enjoying the content. Just wish now I didnt wear my hat last minute after lighting for no hat hahaha Oooof

  • @monstergoldfish291
    @monstergoldfish291 11 месяцев назад

    How did you get rid of the micro shaking stuff you had when pushing in on the orange RED? I have a similar cineshooter setup to you, and have microshake all over the slider shots.

    • @haikkavookjian851
      @haikkavookjian851 6 месяцев назад

      Same! Just tried using with the FX6 and 70-200mm lens. Maybe it’s not designed for longer lenses, but I ended up having to pull the unit and go manual because the micro jitters were so noticeable (especially on an 18” monitor).

  • @ThomsonVisuals
    @ThomsonVisuals Год назад +1

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