The R90

[Sanjin Jukic]

Absolutely fantastic!!!

 

[Christophe CLEMENDOT]

I'm dreaming, red do it!
Will you make a model at 360° too?

 

[Jarred Land]

Can you program different stop points into that arc, or does it only do the one 90 turn?

yes.. two modes, a fluid mode or a click-click indexed mode that rotates through degrees of travel.

This is manual, no motors.

 

[Peter Matthes]

Something seems to have changed slightly since "Crackpot"

Here is a hint.

 

[Danny Murray]

heh heh good eye..

about the center axis.. From my experience its not as necessary as people think. You will notice that most ball heads when positioned in their right angle position are off axis. Balanced weight distribution is much more important ( IMHO ). Many photographers would switch from portrait to landscape on a tripod if they could.. In fact, there are a ton of brackets out there for use on tripods that make you release the cameras and rotate and re-lock.. this makes things much more fluid and simple, specially when you have a full kit with matte box etc.

So can you show what a still picture would look like if you shot it with this set up??

 

[Jarred Land]

So can you show what a still picture would look like if you shot it with this set up??

see the first post and video..

 

[Leo Sardello]

yes.. two modes, a fluid mode or a click-click indexed mode that rotates through degrees of travel.

This is manual, no motors.

Ah ha. I get it... Sweet!

What will they come up with next?

 

[Paul Nordin]

What will they come up with next?

Hopefully, a shipping Epic.

 

[Andrew Thomas]

Ha, pretty neat. I have a buddy that is a professional photographer and is already upset with Red over the increasing use of motion capture frame grabs for still work (print stuff especially) because he finds it to be lacking artistic integrity. He will really be pissed when he sees some of these still-centric tools you guys are creating for DSMC....

 

[Leo Sardello]

Hopefully, a shipping Epic.

Game, set, and match.

 

[Simon Dunne]

what would be the best way to center the lens/sensor so that as the body rotates, the lens does not change position/location. (i hope this makes sense!)

 

[Danny Murray]

WOW..... ARE YOU trying to give a heart-attack to the rest of the Camera making industry with that thing??

 

[Jannard]

To keep the axis centered takes a rig that is much bigger.

Jim

 

[Danny Murray]

welcome back jannard havent seen you post in a few days!! And since you are back give us the bad news before the good ones

 

[Jannard]

welcome back jannard havent seen you post in a few days!! And since you are back give us the bad news before the good ones

Only bad news is schedule... The good news is that everything is much better than you expect.

Jim

 

[William Young]

great, you can really do great shoot with that! And all in fluid in motion

 

[Carlos Florez]

This is great!

 

[Danny Murray]

Well at least we got a new gadget to play with but question is!!! Will that work with the REd One!!! is is R1 too heavy for that arm?

 

[Jannard]

Well at least we got a new gadget to play with but question is!!! Will that work with the REd One!!! is is R1 too heavy for that arm?

No problem with R1 on this rig.

Jim

 

[Leo Sardello]

A buddy of mine recently asked me why I keep talking about RED. I said RED is a photographic think-tank; and this just helps prove that…

Color me fanboy.