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«P+S Technik 3D rig»

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hi all,

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this is the rig 3d by P+S Technik with two Red One's, that is a viable solution for 3D productions?
http://www.pstechnik.de/en/3d-rig.php

the price of the rig is 17.000€ (+/-).

Marco Neiva.
 
Very interesting rig indeed! It does seem it will offer 3D to RED ONE even though with one stop less.

Thanks Marco for posting. Hope to see here more posts from you.

Just for your information mates, this portuguese young fellow is one of the best national experts in 3D.

According his information, it's possible to use this rig for HDR for motion pictures. His theory. But it can work it out. I'm waiting to see. It would be something really new. Sanjin, might you add your RED to our testing? And be the link with them (P+S Technik) ?
 
But the P+S is the only one currently available for sale or rent, as far as I could tell...can you name the three others that are available? I could use this info.
 
SwissRig www.swissrig.com Currently for sale, but built to order (deposit required). There is one in LA that is available for production. I don't think you can rent it, but you can hire it out with it's crew. Contact Andrew at Broadcast Exchange @ 310-398-0802.

I'd post an image, but I apparently don't have access to the 'Files Upload Center'... :angry:
 
I think the SwissRig doesn't work well for bigger cameras. I saw this solution often in France, but always with smaller cameras. The RED is big so to be able to tilt down the camera, you have to move the lower camera far to the front which adds a lot of weight you have to counterbalance with "sandbacks".
 
istvanttt said:
I think the SwissRig doesn't work well for bigger cameras. I saw this solution often in France, but always with smaller cameras. The RED is big so to be able to tilt down the camera, you have to move the lower camera far to the front which adds a lot of weight you have to counterbalance with "sandbacks".
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We tested it today actually,

not sure what you mean about it not working well.....it's a beam splitter. They are all unweildly, unbalanced and awkward. :)

We made a few suggestions for improvements and they said there are a few upgrades in development. Motorization of adjustments and digital readouts of settings. Not to mention Convergence adjustment, since at the moment you cannot adjust convergence with it. IO only.

As you can see we did counterbalance it with a sandbag. :thumbsup:

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