Gimbal support. Exoskeletons or ready rig/easy rig?

[constantine Tirintzis]

Not surprised, he seems to be ahead of the curve all the time. I'm ordering a Puppeteer tomorrow incidentally hehe.

Thanks I'll definitely say hello.

Nice clip btw. Sure come by say hello, and anything else you d like to ask, Peter is da man . You ll get to see the Black arm as well and even the dual Black for the cineflex-shotover-flighthead gyroheads at its final production form.

and also the X -bone for the exo vest and AP vest if we get this in time. Too much workflow ...

cheers man

 

[Brett Harrison]

Nice clip btw. Sure come by say hello, and anything else you d like to ask, Peter is da man . You ll get to see the Black arm as well and even the dual Black for the cineflex-shotover-flighthead gyroheads at its final production form.

and also the X -bone for the exo vest and AP vest if we get this in time. Too much workflow ...

cheers man

Cheers Constantine, I'm super keen to see the X-bone and the black arm. I'm a big fan of the exovest for gimbal support.

 

[marcusdineen]

We are nearly ready to bring to market a product we have been working on for the past two years which we believe will be the ultimate gimbal support.

It is a modular system so can be used for gimbal support and several hand-held configurations. Some of the highlights are:

Steadicam style single stage arm with titanium spring and fluid damping which cam be mounted to the vest or hard mounted to a dolly, quad bike etc. Super easy to use, one knob adjustment.

Gimbal/ camera not attached by a cord. It is hard mounted and can be attached above or below the arm. High angles are no problem.

Seperate "spatial damper" between the arm and the gimbal, with six axis isolation.

Fluid dampened pan/tilt module that operates near the center of gravity of the gimbal.

Compact silhouette. Walk through doors with ease!

Seperate module to allow easyrig style H/H operation with a cord system.

Attachment to allow use of fluid head on the stabilizer arm for new styles of hand held.

Easy docking with one lever, twin lock quick release system.

Plus much more.

It's called the Nostromo BTW. ;-)

We have held off on publishing the website due to a request from our IP lawyer whilst some patents are being filed, but we should be live within the next few weeks. Kinehawk.com.

We are based in Stockholm Sweden. Stay tuned......