Mike Quill
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Up for sale is my personal ARRI Alexa Plus 4:3 camera kit w/ only 1,172 hours and in excellent condition. I've actually only put 193 hours on it myself (I never rented it out), and I purchased the kit through ARRI's Certified Pre-Owned Program when they first launched it a few years ago:
https://www.arri.com/en/certified-pre-owned
An excerpt from that link states that their cameras are thoroughly battle tested before being sold: "You can be sure that every piece of equipment has undergone a thorough examination, has been serviced and rigorously tested. Before we release it for sale, we ensure that it is worthy of an ‘ARRI Approved’ certificate, and the backing of our warranty scheme for one year...When you buy ARRI Approved Certified Pre‑Owned equipment, you can be confident that you are not sacrificing performance for price."
The kit includes:
ALEXA Plus 4:3 camera body
Electronic Viewfinder EVF-1
Center Camera Handle (CCH-1)
EVF Cable Short (0.35m/1.2ft) KC 150-S
Viewfinder Mounting Bracket VMB-3 Wedge Adapter (WA-1)
Battery Adapter Back Gold Mount (BAB-G)
Battery Adapter Back for V-lock (BAB-V)
5x SxS PRO Card 64 GB Cards (missing 1x case)
Handle Extension Block (HEB-2) QR-HD Cine Base Plate, Basic Unit
Broadcast Bridge Plate Sled
19mm Support Rod Holder
Bottom Plate 300mm / 12"
BP-12 Bridge Plate
ALEXA Case
ANAMORPHIC DE-SQUEEZE LICENSE W/CMRA
ProRes Codec Option
QuickTime File Format Option
HIGH SPEED LICENSE KEY W/CMRA
DN X HD CODEC OPTION
Of all the cameras I have owned over the years, this one clearly produces the most beautiful images. In 4:3 mode it's an amazing camera to shoot with anamorphic lenses, and in 16x9 mode you can utilize all vintage s35 lenses. Although it's a larger camera, it's a joy to work with, especially when you have camera assistants. It's a super simple camera to operate (simple physical buttons on the body and intuitive menu system) and is especially great for shoulder rig work and throwing on an EasyRig.
More photos of the camera available and can send links to things I've shot with it. Buyer pays shipping. Located in Boston, MA if you want to check it out in person.
Thank you!
https://www.arri.com/en/certified-pre-owned
An excerpt from that link states that their cameras are thoroughly battle tested before being sold: "You can be sure that every piece of equipment has undergone a thorough examination, has been serviced and rigorously tested. Before we release it for sale, we ensure that it is worthy of an ‘ARRI Approved’ certificate, and the backing of our warranty scheme for one year...When you buy ARRI Approved Certified Pre‑Owned equipment, you can be confident that you are not sacrificing performance for price."
The kit includes:
ALEXA Plus 4:3 camera body
Electronic Viewfinder EVF-1
Center Camera Handle (CCH-1)
EVF Cable Short (0.35m/1.2ft) KC 150-S
Viewfinder Mounting Bracket VMB-3 Wedge Adapter (WA-1)
Battery Adapter Back Gold Mount (BAB-G)
Battery Adapter Back for V-lock (BAB-V)
5x SxS PRO Card 64 GB Cards (missing 1x case)
Handle Extension Block (HEB-2) QR-HD Cine Base Plate, Basic Unit
Broadcast Bridge Plate Sled
19mm Support Rod Holder
Bottom Plate 300mm / 12"
BP-12 Bridge Plate
ALEXA Case
ANAMORPHIC DE-SQUEEZE LICENSE W/CMRA
ProRes Codec Option
QuickTime File Format Option
HIGH SPEED LICENSE KEY W/CMRA
DN X HD CODEC OPTION
Of all the cameras I have owned over the years, this one clearly produces the most beautiful images. In 4:3 mode it's an amazing camera to shoot with anamorphic lenses, and in 16x9 mode you can utilize all vintage s35 lenses. Although it's a larger camera, it's a joy to work with, especially when you have camera assistants. It's a super simple camera to operate (simple physical buttons on the body and intuitive menu system) and is especially great for shoulder rig work and throwing on an EasyRig.
More photos of the camera available and can send links to things I've shot with it. Buyer pays shipping. Located in Boston, MA if you want to check it out in person.
Thank you!
