AFTERMARKET SUPPORT

[Jason Comparetto]

Longvalley jib comes out with me on about 80% of my gigs. It doesn't always get used, but when it does it holds up REDs just fine.

 

[Chris Pyle]

I have the Longvalley top handle and it seems really sturdy yet light. I will know better tomorrow when I pick up my Red One. I also have a shoulder mount/battery solution which I will post once I know it isn't a giant FAIL.

 

[Jimmy Gilmore]

Thanks. Good to know.

 

[Tom Greenberg]

+1 for the Long Valley 7 Jib...great unit!

 

[Christopher Mills]

Long Valley also has a Jib Stand (modified ultimate speaker stand) which would be a good budget option, and will leave your tripod sticks ready for swift transitions back to conventional tripod work.. just remove your head and camera, and safety the jib. nice solution

 

[Michael AvMen]

Is it the Form Factor of the Card or the Cards themselves. I reversed the SSD to Cf For the moment, but I really want to Go back to the SSD. I noticed that the SSD mount is very similar to a Regular 1.8 ssd card(non red shape) Its the housing that is Different.

No, aftermarket SSDs will not work with RED...only RED-branded SSDs.

 

[Chris Pyle]

Thought some might be interested, I have mounted my BT Red One one the Tilta shoulder mount with 15mm rails and a Zacuto plate for V-mount batteries. With the Tilta I can mount the camera on a Sony V-mount quick release tripod plate. I am going for a EFP type set up as much as possible. I have the Long Valley top handle mounted as well as a Small HD DP4 EVF. I am in the process of making a wooden hand grip similar to the Aaton style.

 

[Chris Pyle]

Here it is mounted to the Tripod plate. Minus a lens...