Laco using Jimmy Jib

[Sanjin Jukic]

Laco Zamba, a member of this forum just finished over the weekend his first RED project in Slovakia.

Also he was using Jimmy Jib.

More details about this project from Laco Zamba coming up soon.

 

[Anthony S. Lenzo]

Part of the reason for us developing the IOP4R-1 on toys4red.com was to properly address the cable situation when mounting the RED to a crane. My company Air Sea Land Productions Inc. in NYC, has 10 Jimmy Jibs and a variety of smaller arms. Cabling this system up can become 'RED Spaghetti', but can be maintained if using the IOP4R-1. Now, a single DVI-I cable can carry the I/O's to the operator end.
I'll post pictures of RED with a panel on one of our Jibs real soon.

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Part of the reason for us developing the IOP4R-1 on toys4red.com was to properly address the cable situation when mounting the RED to a crane. My company Air Sea Land Productions Inc. in NYC, has 10 Jimmy Jibs and a variety of smaller arms. Cabling this system up can become 'RED Spaghetti', but can be maintained if using the IOP4R-1. Now, a single DVI-I cable can carry the I/O's to the operator end.
I'll post pictures of RED with a panel on one of our Jibs real soon.

Thanks Airsealand.

Looking forward to your pictures and more info.

 

[Tom Lowe]

The Force is strong with this setup...

Reminds me of some of the crazy rigs you used to see from ILM's early days.

 

[Laco Zamba]

It was really cool shooting.
180GB of 2K 100fps, build 15 2.2.5
Camera worked without problems.

 

[Laco Zamba]

You can see low resolution version here http://hokej.orange.sk
5 short clips, first 43 seconds

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Congrats Laco.

Great.

 

[NormLi]

Is the one where the guy is wiping the floor shot on RED too?

 

[Laco Zamba]

Is the one where the guy is wiping the floor shot on RED too?

No. I't film.