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3-axis remote head

akash adhikari

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Hi guys, could you suggest me about professional 3-axis remote head for Red mx and using PL lenses are: Red Zoom 18-50, CarlZeiss block Lenses, Cooke 20-100 Zoom and Arriflex Kinoptik TEGEA.
I wanna know, how many pins-motor will be support to focus and Zoom for these lenses?
Waiting your support,
Thanks,
 
http://www.servicevisionusa.com/home.html
http://www.camerarevolution.com/libra.html
If you only need 2 axis, I have been working with this one for the past 2 years and it's a very capable head for the price asked:
http://www.sorensendesign.com/rc//products.html
Not sure about your question ? If you have a zoom on the crane, best thing is to have 3 motors (Focus/Iris and zoom) . It depends on a few factors : do you need to zoom in the shot ? If no, you can take that one off. Same applies to the Iris if you don't have to pull the stop in the shot. Focus is mandatory of course. When you hire that kind of head on your set, the techs have a 3 motor remote for you to put on your camera if you don't have one.
The LIBRA head is an anti-vibration head. The cranes are not getting shorter and the moves are sometimes very fast. If you want to avoid vibrations , you rent a head like the libra or the Scorpio stabilized head. Those are not cheap to rent and come with a technician.
Hope that helps .

Cheers.
 
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