Stephen Gray
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For sale:
Selling my Steadicam Flyer kit. Great kit, hate to sell, but trying to be smart and consolidate equipment as this was only getting used a couple of times a year. Time to put to better use! Incredible starter Steadicam kit for anyone wanting to fly the Red. Also a very good vest & arm option for use with a 3-axis gimbal (or the Letus Helix on the actual Steadicam Post).
What’s included:
It’s one of the lightest weight Steadicam rigs out there that can handle a Red Scarlet/Epic payload so you’re still quite flexible in size and manoeuvrability, you can fly your Red all day long (as I had many times) without getting worn out.
I paid $5,500 USD altogether.
Asking $4,200 USD + shipping (shipping available to Canada & USA).
Updated Pricing: $3,800 USD For Steadicam Flyer (+ shipping)
Used this rig on the majority of the shots in this film (the moving ones of course, but also a number of ‘hand-held’s - close ups of faces etc):
Handles weight of cameras such as:
Epic, Scarlet, RedOne, Canon 5D2/3, Canon 7D/2, Blackmagic Cinema Camera, Canon 6D, Canon 1DC, Sony F5 with a load capacity of approximately 19 lbs (8.6 kg).
Note: Photos of rig in use show a few items not for sale including: the camera, the rail system under the camera (Cinevate Core Rig base, for quick release & accessory mounting options), HDMI cable (as SDI is already included, just had no use for SDI) and one battery is evidently larger than the other. The rig will ship with 2 identical batteries - I just happened to burn through 2 batteries on a full day shoot and photos are showing 2nd (fatter) battery on post.
Selling my Steadicam Flyer kit. Great kit, hate to sell, but trying to be smart and consolidate equipment as this was only getting used a couple of times a year. Time to put to better use! Incredible starter Steadicam kit for anyone wanting to fly the Red. Also a very good vest & arm option for use with a 3-axis gimbal (or the Letus Helix on the actual Steadicam Post).
What’s included:
- Steadicam Flyer: Vest, Post, Arm (HD Ready).
- Upgraded post to handle HD.
- New HD-SDI BNC cable running under stage, out o monitor bracket.
- (2) Lanparte V-Mount batteries with LED displays for accurate readouts (2x150w). Note: 1 battery does not charge, used for balance only. Gets 2 1/2 hours of Red Epic use on 1 battery.
- Chargers for 2 V-Mount batteries.
- Custom made (by none other than Terry West) Red Scarlet / Red Epic lemo cable, using the Steadicam’s V-Mount batteries to power the camera.
- (2) Dovetail plates (Useful when switching from low to hi mode).
- Upgraded to the Zephyr Adjustable Docking Bracket.
- (2) Mount Battery Plates
It’s one of the lightest weight Steadicam rigs out there that can handle a Red Scarlet/Epic payload so you’re still quite flexible in size and manoeuvrability, you can fly your Red all day long (as I had many times) without getting worn out.
I paid $5,500 USD altogether.
Asking $4,200 USD + shipping (shipping available to Canada & USA).
Updated Pricing: $3,800 USD For Steadicam Flyer (+ shipping)
Used this rig on the majority of the shots in this film (the moving ones of course, but also a number of ‘hand-held’s - close ups of faces etc):
Handles weight of cameras such as:
Epic, Scarlet, RedOne, Canon 5D2/3, Canon 7D/2, Blackmagic Cinema Camera, Canon 6D, Canon 1DC, Sony F5 with a load capacity of approximately 19 lbs (8.6 kg).
Note: Photos of rig in use show a few items not for sale including: the camera, the rail system under the camera (Cinevate Core Rig base, for quick release & accessory mounting options), HDMI cable (as SDI is already included, just had no use for SDI) and one battery is evidently larger than the other. The rig will ship with 2 identical batteries - I just happened to burn through 2 batteries on a full day shoot and photos are showing 2nd (fatter) battery on post.
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