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3D RED Camera test on Steadicam

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Kool, I got to test Patrics, at favarental.co.uk, P+S Technik freestyle flyer with 2 RED cameras in on my Steadicam/MK-V Rig:

http://www.thomasenglish.co.uk/archives/247

We also had it up on an Atlas 7 head. We started thinking about the design for a "low-mode" cage too... not for Steadicam per se but for hanging the rig from the undercarriage of a pink elephant or more realistically popping it upside down on a normal head or high hat etc.

Clearly this rig is good with the current crop of cameras and has a robust future ahead of it.
 
Really amazing!, 41 Kg.... you are hulk.

The tokina can open wide 11mm in this apparently small splitter mirror??
 
The Tokina s would be only good at 3K giving an effective FOV of 8mm to 12mm at 2k or 16mm to 24mm at 4k. Please correct me if I am wrong as I am working by theory rather than practice and testing.

The widest lens is apparently a 7mm DigiPrime. I think that this implies a 2/3rd inch chip.
 
Hey Tom, it's Eren from Horror of the Dolls. How's it going?

Just out of curiosity, how does the P+S Technik freestyle flyer compare to the ET Quasar in terms of weight/handling (if you've had the chance to compare them?)

Btw I created a thread for the film on the "shot on red" forum.
 
totally insane...:) Great job
 
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