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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

my POCKET CINEMA rig

Bruce Allen said:
Andrew - I have a brand-new SGpro r3 (as well as Nikon lenses, a HV20, a Zacuto shoulder mount system and a 1.2K HMI ;). I already offered everything I own to the LART. Was denied. If you need any of my stuff, PM me. You may borrow it with pleasure.
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All offers for assistance to LART were/are appreciated, but obviously we only have so much room on the team, facility space, and time/space for equipment usage. Your offer was very much appreciated, but as producers of the event we went a different direction on camera equipment.


Andrew Benz said:
I hope to get into LA a few days before the LART so I can shoot some very specific elements for the bts docco --ie, tabletop footage of all the various lenses (and other gear) being donated so everyone can get a good look from noob to pro on everything that is being used and how it is being implemented into RED's system of modularity. Plus many more things...

Bruce, you are a saviour and a godsend sir, I need to get to sleep soon but I will pm you shortly. You have my sincere thanks from me and everyone associated w/ LART.
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Andrew, as noted above, we have some other plans for equipment for you to use. Communicate with me via email and I’ll explain. Because of a busy production schedule the info on the camera equipment we’d like you to use hasn’t been communicated to you. Sorry about that - my bad. Thanks for your proactive support for LART Andrew. Much appreciated…
 
Suta, by the way, have you tried different placing the GG further away from the HV20 via an extension tube? I am finding that sometimes that helps combat vignette a bit. I also PM'ed you about more stuff.

Emanuel said:
and BTW, HV20 vs. HV10 -- isn't it the same thing grosso modo? Although I'm talking about losses from the adapters themselves, not between different camcorder models...
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HV20 is slightly better in low light than the HV10 because it has better noise reduction and also it has the 24p mode, which is more sensitive.

BTW, the thread hijacking continues... I'm very sorry. Come to LA and I will seriously buy you a ton of beers / dinner (in LA, a ton of beers is probably more expensive!).

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Gibby said:
Andrew, as noted above, we have some other plans for equipment for you to use. Communicate with me via email and I’ll explain.
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Haha, I'm denied again! Gibby, I still love all of the invaluable advice you give on the forums (tripods and whatnot), so no problem. As a director I must admit that I've used "I'm sorry, but we're going in a different direction" once in order to tell someone to go to hell in such a way that they'll enjoy the trip too ;) Hope you don't mean it that way though! I think I also offered to buy you lunch / drinks / dinner or something too when you're in LA - if you can find time for it, let me know, seriously. And I said you should stop by by the trailer company I work at so we can start using some nice 4K stock footage in our trailers ;)

Andrew, I was rather wondering why someone didn't just offer you their Red... it's going to be in October, after all! Looks like you're in luck ;) My stuff and my help will still be there if you need it but it looks like you might not be needing it. Have fun! Still hope to meet you.

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Sorry, Suta. Okay, another question - the SpiderBrace looked to put the center of gravity too far forward to me, so I went with the Zacuto system. But yours is so light overall that it still works okay? It looks very elegant and fantastic, by the way.

Bruce Allen
www.boacinema.com
 
Hi Bruce,

What kinda trailers does the company make you work for?
I've been thinking about getting a new one for my Glaspar mini cabin crusier.
It's 16.5 feet long and has a beam of about 73 inches.

Chuck
 
chuck colburn said:
Hi Bruce,

What kinda trailers does the company make you work for?
I've been thinking about getting a new one for my Glaspar mini cabin crusier.
It's 16.5 feet long and has a beam of about 73 inches.

Chuck
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Sweet! With a nice boat like that, you'll definitely need a good trailer to do it justice. We do some pretty big trailers, so we'd be fine with your order. We're called mOcean so as you can tell, we love anything water-related.

I work on mostly the trailer titles so if you need some words painted across the side of your trailer saying "The World Ends This October" (preferably Trajan font, with bevel and shine), I'm your man. PM me.

Bruce Allen
www.boacinema.com
 
Bruce Allen said:
Suta, by the way, have you tried different placing the GG further away from the HV20 via an extension tube? I am finding that sometimes that helps combat vignette a bit. I also PM'ed you about more stuff.


Sorry, Suta. Okay, another question - the SpiderBrace looked to put the center of gravity too far forward to me, so I went with the Zacuto system. But yours is so light overall that it still works okay? It looks very elegant and fantastic, by the way.

Bruce Allen
www.boacinema.com
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Bruce,

i not trying the new vibra adapter with HV20... maybe later ( if your question not this ..sorry my bad english translate)

SpiderBrace:
i like it ..
please see this music video :
http://files.filefront.com/szatmari+vs+mosquito+i+wa1mpg/;8411745;;/fileinfo.html

This is a first job with my other Redrock M2+HV20 rig and all footages make with SpiderBrace (shoulder mounted or with strap)

the strap+SpiderBrace combo is very stable and easy focusing !!
 
Kick ass man. Reminiscent of the old handheld 8mm's or Arri's. Great look.

I've been looking at those canons closely. Great images. Are they all color corrected in post? I heard the downfall is lack of manual controls like IRIS! How does this affect your shooting (if at all) or is the auto iris good?
 
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