MY GH5 ANAMORPHIC SHOULDER RIG
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2019
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I believe the Gh5 is still a relevant piece of gear to this day, even though camera manufacturers are producing more and more cameras out every 3-6 months now. I bought my gh5 when last year when I transitioned from photography to video work. I do a lot of different kinds of video work, so I knew wanted to have the ability to outfit this camera based on my needs and wants.
I want to make this clear that my filmmaking journey is totally different from yours. I have been truly blessed to have worked with several companies that have exchanged products for content to some degree. So yes, at face value this rig is just as expensive as an fs5, fs7 and evening an Ursa mini pro. So in order for me to really capitalize on my situation, I’ve invested in certain gear that I know will help me with the kind of content want to create.
So let's dive into this rig. There are two styles of filmmaking in moving into, narrative and documentary. Filming with a particular lens, like the SLR magic anamorphic lenses, there is a certain way in mind to build this rig.
This item I thought about was power. I wanted a single battery solution to that powered my inferno, gh5, and zoom h5. So I picked up the Core swx powerbase. Its a 48wh and This has the right about of power ports with two d-taps and two USB connections. Normal run time is just under 2 hours. I have it lay down attached to a smallrig vmount plate and cheese plate.
I had some 18inch 15mm rods which are kind of perfect for the length of the whole rig from lens to back. So after putting my lens support (always use lens support) I already had solutions for my follow focus. Now it was just figuring out how to see because obviously, the camera sits too far back. So I had this piece from my first shoulder rig - Redrock micro left 15mm rod. I bought a smallrig cage for my inferno and a nato to 15mm piece which attaches perfectly.
Lastly, the should mount and handles. From my research smallrig sold the more afford - high-quality VCT should rig. Okay ima pause, I have a lot of smallrig parts - but no means is the company sponsoring this video lol...that just make some really awesome and affordable piece of gear.
It’s smaller than I thought it would be but it's pretty comfortable once you get the correct weight on. Which I will come back to. I bought the wooden handles from camevate - they had a deal on Amazon for the arm extensions and the handles for $200. Which was actually cheaper that smallrig handles for $100 a per piece… The handles do make it comfortable to handle the rig. However, I have big handles so my ring finger and middle finger touches the metal rosette.
Balancing this set up is interesting. The combination of the lens and inferno does shift the weight forward, but adding a counterweight would fix that and getting ninja V or shinobi as well.
The follow focus is on the right side for obvious reasons, and I went with my older follow focus from Redrock because it attached to both rods rather than one like my edlekrone.
I really only use IBIS when I'm making a pull, push, and gliding shots.
The overall weight of the rig is about 15 pounds. The shorter arms and helps to stay tight with my body.
Anyway, I hope this gave you some insight as to why I went in this direction. Feel free to ask any questions and stay tuned for more content especially completed films. Until next time, peace.
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I wonder how much does it cost to put that rig together. You might be close to the price of a C200 or Ursa mini pro if you consider the time it takes to assemble the rig and be ready to shoot. When I tried smaller cameras with rigs like this it made it hard to run and gun, and I would end up taking the monitor out or the follow focus.
I love the video though, and the footage for the docs is looking great man. Great work.
It is very expensive bro but my filmmaking journey is totally different. I have been truly blessed to have worked with several companies that have exchanged products for content to some degree. So yes, at face value this rig is just as expensive as an fs5, fs7 and evening an Ursa mini pro. So in order for me to really capitalize on my situation, I’ve invested in certain pieces of gear that I know will help me with the kind of content want to create. Yeah the down side is that it's hard to be nimble but I've worked a way to set it up exactly how I need it
Joshua Martin Studios that makes a lot of sense. You gotta get the gear however you can get your hands on it. Hope to see some of your docs or narrative projects soon. I love your b roll and that anamorphic glass is beautiful. Can’t wait to see you tackle some new projects this year man. Much love.
a ursa costs 4000 euro or so, without shoulder rig.... a handheld and shoulder rig for a bmpcc1stgen costs 1000 euro. huge difference.
The anamorphic lens are 10k for a set. We were talking about the entire rig.
The rig might be expensive, but you can keep the components and use them with future camera bodies when you upgrade.
I use the same rig for my gh5, s5 and s1h, I only swap the camera body and cage.
This video is so great! You know everything what you have and most important WHY you have it on the rig. Awesome! Keep up the good work 🙌🏼
This is so good!
This is seriously making me ponder about whether to shell out for a complete big rig or build up my GH5.
And bro! The narrative and the shots are ON POINT! I really like the walking footage and the breathing, it's very different from all the gimbal shots we see these days.
Haha thanks Julien! Well let's talk through it tomorrow on our call.
Haha well I wasn't really try. I just told my wife I'm going to film you haha but yes I think with a bit ore effort on my end, I can get some really great shots
Great stuff Joshua! We gh5 users are blessed with the ability to shoot anamorphic I love it!
Yes we are blessed! I’m trying to take full advantage of it
That is a serious and beautiful GH5 rig you got there! I love the GH5. I think I will be keeping my GH5 and GH5S for at least 2 more years. Great vid.
Solid man
Finally someone who knows how to build a great rig!
Nice setup and video! It’s really amazing what the GH5 can do in the right hands. I can tell you’ve really studied the GH5 to make it suit your needs. It’s the same logic for any camera. Cinematographers are really a blend of an artist and technician that can make any capable camera work to their style. Looking forward to seeing what you create in the narrative and documentary space! Cheers!
well said! and thank you for following my journey!
Sweet rig! I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work with this!
Thanks brotha Soon brotha!
I've been trying to find your channel for the longest time. Thought i had subscribed from but hadn't really and I couldnt find you! Your content is great.
Thanks for the support! Haha
That’s one heck of a setup! Building up a shoulder rig is definitely a plan of mine, slowly getting there! Definitely liking the look of the footage you’re getting, IBIS can look funky when you want movement.
exactly and actual cinema cameras don't have IBIS lol it's great for other kinds of filming when you need stabilization in a pinch
I always drool over your setups. Sick build out brotha.
hahaha
Great build, Josh. Enjoyed the vid.
Thanks for watching Lance!
Here for inspiration for my X-H1! Loved the video! Appreciate it! 🙏🏾
bro I have the Ninja inferno and zoom H5. LOVE your setup, gave me alot to think about. I'm just now discovering this anamorphic lens topic. Ugh, lots to learn smh.
Awesome rig man I’m building mine now definitely awesome piecing together your own to rig to your custom workflow
Tag me once you finish your rig!
Instant Follow. Nice Rig!
Great video, thanks so much for all the input and breakdown.
Thanks for watching!
100%, the more weight you have the easier it is to actually balance. My handheld rig with the 1DXII gives more pleasing handheld movement because there's less of my hands shaking in it. Imma be throwing up something in the next few months too brother !
I'll be looking out for it fam!!!
I so so love your rig vids and gear addict like me, this is cameraporn :D
Hahah make sure to watch rig culture!
I love how you have the camera set to rest on top of the shoulder, rather than in front. Much more stable handheld!
Haha yeah it was still hard to balance but it's much improved with my bmpcc4k
Joshua Martin Studios Is the pocket cam worth it, despite the awful rolling shutter?
How often are you whipping your camera back and forth? Haha If you care color science...it worth. But the pocket isn't for everyone. You footage know what you need from a camera and how to build around that system
Joshua Martin Studios I tend to move my camera a little bit more, but think I was asking the wrong question.
I have used the pocket camera before, and since you own one you might have noticed this. That camera’s rolling shutter will kick in even on the slowest of pans. I don’t see that on other cameras.
I noticed it even on a cartoni tripod that’s rated to handle a 25lb rig. Does that get better as you get used to operating the BMPCC4K?
Thanks for your help!
Sweet rig!! Could you use a matte box with this setup? Would you still be able to use the follow focus with the SLR Magic lens or would it be too close to the matte box?
💪 💪 💪 awesome setup
Thanks bro!
That lens! :O Nice video mate. Very clean and great combination of shots too.
Thanks bro! I think I could have gotten better broll shots but it is what it is
@@joshuamartinstudios Don't be so hard on yourself man. They looked good and they well and truly served the purpose - drool factor and grabbing attention :D
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That's a super nice rig, and you use the Gh5 very well.
Thank bro! still a process, but I'm getting closer to my aesthetic I have in my mind.
Have you been able to prove the anamorphic objective to the BMPCC4K? I know you have no option for 4: 3 like the GH5 but do you think it could give the same results? Thanks!
Hey Dude, I was checkin' out your kit - did you get rid of all those nice Veydras? *gasp* :-) ... Love your work btw!
Nice rig and video.
Thanks!
Just found your channel looking for some anamorphic footage, great work! Have you used SLR Magic Anamorphot Compact 40/50 adapter? If so, did you like it? I contemplating using it for run-n-gun use.
Hey man! Sorry for the late response. I've only used the 50 2x adapter. Its a bit tough using it as a run and gun anamorphic setup because you'll need a ranger too. Which makes the whole setup bulky. the 40 compact would be ideal
Nice rig man. I used something similar when I had my micro cinema camera, miss it every now and then haha.
haha thanks bro, how has the style of work changed for you? Which moved you away from a rig like this.
Nice setup. I have both the smallrig and niceyrig wooden handles. I find the nicerig a little more round and therefore more comfortable. Maybe it'll work for you when you swap yours out.
Thanks for the tip! Yeah I’m already wearing down these handles
Question bro how tall are you? Did you ever had any problems shooting with the shoulder rig because of your height
There's something to the movement that I find pleasing. Gimbals just look to smooth. In consideration of your setup; try ergorig. I run heavier setups and after a while, you will introduce more shaking and your killing your back.
What hdmi cable do you use?
Great video mate!
thanks for watching man!
Very cool.
Nice Job bro Keep going!
btw what do you think about the wooden grip of smallrig?
I think the smallrig grips are built better than camvate
I JUST SUBBED great vid I also have the GH5. So what did u use for battery to ur GH5 some kind of a dummy bat? I have a dummy bat that connects to wall power outlet only thing is the cover stays open because of the cord of the dummy bat cord. How did u keep ur bat cover on GH5 close? Any suggestions or vid or pics u've done please pass it along would greatly appreciate it. Great set up and ur an inspiration.
Thanks for the support and watching! So I used the core swx powerbase battery and it comes with a dummy battery. But yeah I had to remove the door. I just kept it in there. I don’t know if any other solution to keep it cover unless you use gaffers tape.
Interesting rig. I don't see many people use the SLR Magic Anamorphot lenses. How are the soft focus areas on the edges?
It depends on what T stop you're at but I do have a lens review of all three Anamorphics
How much the anamorphic lens ?
Nice vid and sweet rig. Have you tried shooting in 6k mode on the gh5 which utilized the entire sensor (opengate) with the anamorphic lenses?
I actually haven't, only reason being is that the bit rate is 200mbps vs 400mbps on the 4k Anamorphic mode. But I'll have to try it out
@@joshuamartinstudios Would be interested in the results
Hi Joshua, I enjoy your videos, what are shooting this video with, another gh5, and what lens? Looks great!
Thanks for watching! I used the Sony fs7
In your shots, does the IBIS have E Stabilization on as well?
I don't recall if I did 😅
good rig
Thanks!
awesome looking rig man. How is it for run and gun situations?
A little tricky, just because the inferno is to big. but once i downscale, itll be better.
Nice video are you able to use the 6k anamorphic option to the Atomos?
I actually never tried. hmmmmm
Joshua Martin Studios I hit up Atomos and they said only 4K ...smh
What tripod are you rocking? Just curious based on the weight!
I use the manfrotto 546
a rig like this is making me want to not wait for the bmpcc4k and just guy the gh5. id much rather get the gh5s for the low light though. hows the low light on this?
Yeah, the waiting time for the bmpcc4k is too long. I would prefer the gh5s. but If you know how to expose properly in different lighting conditions, you can get some clean imagery.
@@joshuamartinstudios update, my bmpcc4k just shipped out today. ill get it wednesday hahaha
You dont use a speebuster on this rig right? So the 50mm becomes 100mm because of the 2x Crop of MFT?
No I don't use a speedbooster. And no Anamorphics work differently. Watch my review on the lens.
Thanks Joshua :). Great Work, keep going!
Nice build! How do you pack it and get it to locations?
A video is coming soon. But I do have deconstruct the rig for now. I want to get a doctor bag soon.
@@joshuamartinstudios I much prefer working with a somewhat rigged up setup on location. But moving between sets and rigging up/down sometimes doesn't work. I'd love a good way to leave it fully assembled, but I haven't seen a ton of solutions in that regard!
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Isn't the rig too left heavy with the recorder?
Yes and no, it’s more front heavy. Like I mentioned in the video
Which is the battery
links are in the description!
Nice looking rig. Is that the only anamorphic lens you have? Trying to get into ana myself but it’s tricky to know where to start.
Isco, anamorphot, etc.
By way. When you talk about IBIS.
I suggest you don’t call it “IBS”.
That is irritable bowl syndrome. XD
Maybe call it IBIS or In Body Image Stabilization
Thanks! yeah I have the 35mm, 50mm, and 70mm anamorphics from SLR Magic. DM me and we can talk through it if you want! LOL and yeah I noticed I was saying that too haha
Oh also what ND’s?
I use the SLR magic Nd filters. they are AWESOME
#Gearporn Loooooove it!
hahah yessir!
better to buy sony a 7s3 and enjoy) or a7c at least
Bro I dunno if people told you but you sound like MKBHD
You gotta get the Nano bro
It's on my list!
This guy really said i got this pair for $200 compared to smallrig which is $100 a piece LOL
Great video... expensive rig... shoot at 30-FPS. Better for distribution.
And stop thinking that your gh5 is arri alexa)))
The footage not fluid at all, going up and down and sideways with every step you make, don't see what you get with all that setup...
Haha . yeah I was really messy with some of my shot selections. But there is some tasteful shots in there I think. You know, as we all try to mimic scenes we really like.
@@joshuamartinstudios well, it's okay to mimic the scene you like, but, if you are going to show off the rig, aren't you supposed to show how more stable it is? I mean, old DSLR footage with a shoulder rig looked stable, not so up-and-downy... well, my 5 cents anyways lol Keep up the great work and don't let my trolling discourage you :D
Ah I see where you're coming from. well expect better imagery in my next few projects haha
Am i the only one who doesnt like the Anamorphic look?
It's not for everyone haha you're not the only one. What do you prefer? What's your favorite cinema glass?
It's not for everyone haha you're not the only one. What do you prefer? What's your favorite cinema glass?
@@joshuamartinstudios honestly i dont have much experience with this i really just know Anamorphic xD but i love the perfect round bokee
Haha well you should give it a try! The higher end anamorphics are way better! Plus if you like watching movies, chance is they were filmed on anamorphics. There are so many variations
@@joshuamartinstudios yes i do watch many movies but even then i jkust dont like the skewed bokee