EPIC brain weight...

[Jannard]

... is 5 pounds. That is official.

Jim

 

[Gunleik Groven]

I'll make that a runner!

That is without the batterygrip, I guess -

 

[Roberto Lequeux]

How's that saying go... The best stuff usually comes in small packages?

 

[IAN SUN]

That is truly is ...Awesome, like a suitcase Nuke, or a flying DeLorean.

 

[Christian Edwards]

5 pounds = 2.26796185 kilograms

 

[Jannard]

Add side SSD and handle plus lens and you are about at 10 pounds... 5K at 120fps. Pretty good.

Jim

 

[Roberto Lequeux]

And HDRx

:emote_happyhappy:

 

[Gunleik Groven]

I think I can handle that,
I see O connor lost a lot of 2575 customers, though - for those customers who don't need to ballance an HR on those = 2.26796185 kilograms

 

[Jarred Land]

That 5lb weight includes the Ti PL lens mount as well. a Brain with a Canon Mount weighs slightly less.

 

[IAN SUN]

A 10 pound package is pretty sweet, light enough sling around, beefy enough to be steady.

 

[Cüneyt Kaya]

so i'll quit sport studio again, back to burgers, 5 pounds is in the "i can handle that though i'm lazy" league.

there are now some awesome possibilities with epic

 

[michael zaletel]

I knew my super light-weight, 10-foot AdvantaJIB with pan/tilt but max 14 pound load would come in handy one day!

Roughly $2,800 in 10' configuration:

http://www.advantajib.com/price.html

-Michael Zaletel

 

[Gavin Greenwalt]

Out of curiosity what does the side handle and SSD weigh?

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

That 5lb weight includes the Ti PL lens mount as well. a Brain with a Canon Mount weighs slightly less.

Epic brain with additionally custom build Leica M mount including lightweight Leica-M 21mm f/1.4 Summilux-M Aspherical manual focus still lens just about 1.3 lb (580g)

and extra battery on your belt that probably would be the lightest 5K/4K/120fps digital cinema rig ever made (altogether EPIC brain, LCD or Bomb EVF, LM-mount, SSD module, LM lens is about 7lb/pounds or 3.2kg).

The things are changing very fast in 2011.

 

[Martin Weiss]

So all those hours I spent at the gym in preparation for the R1 were for nothing?

Hehe.

 

[Gunleik Groven]

So all those hours I spent at the gym in preparation of the R1 were for nothing?

Hehe.

No, they were to prepare you for your one-man-band Optimo HR gigs...

A pitty that you sold your MB14... -

 

[Blair S. Paulsen]

Kudos on the weight to performance ratio of the Epic design and the form factor. Smaller and lighter means more versatility and flexibility in operation, which opens a larger creative envelope.

In addition, big props for offering base frame rates up to 48 fps (nominal). While there may be a particular "magic" to the cadence of 24 fps and the "baud" rate of human visual system/brain processing (and/or complex conditioning factors) that make 24 fps the optimum choice for some material, I am excited about the option of working in 48 fps when I choose to.

Thanx RedTeam - #19

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Would be nice wth base framerates up to 50 (yeah, I know the 60 request will be comming, but I live in PAL land, and HD is displayed at 720p50...)

 

[Pietro Impagliazzo]

No, they were to prepare you for your one-man-band Optimo HR gigs...

A pitty that you sold your MB14... -

Well put...

:biggrin5:

 

[JD Holloway]

5 lbs...with or without water/phase cooling?!