Jamil Stubbs
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- May 18, 2019
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I'm so on the fence with the Komodo and the BM 12K. I sold my 4.6k but kept the EVF so I have total rigging to get the 12k and keep moving with no additional parts. I have a couple of epics (my A cams) with total rigging. I'm really leaning toward just getting the Komodo, keep the IPP2 color profile and ride with with the Komodo as B cam and gimbal work. Make sense from a workflow perspective. The Global Shutter is such a bonus...
The deliciousness of having 12k with same framing across the K's is sooooo tempting but now in this scenario I'm changing A cams and having to add in the extra workflow of matching footage. (I never mixed cam's with client work)
I'm not rolling in dough so cost is a factor in this equation also. I can pick up the 12k for 10k.
The Komodo is 6k but I know I going to need some extras to get going.
1. Some type of V-mount
2. Bottom Plate ? - (Not sure is this needed?)
3. PL- adapter . I believe it comes with EF plate
4. Monitor - Will need very light external unit(remember Gimbal & B cam)
5. Handles or grips for handheld
6. Storage!!!
What was your total investment in the Komodo?
Can some of the Komodo users post a pic of the Rigs and explain a little about it? It would be awesome for me to see how some of the working Komodo's are being used. Also some details on how you incorporated the Komodo into your workflow and how smoothly or abrupt was it. It really seem like the Komodo is calling me. I have seen some great footage from it so that is not a issue.
The deliciousness of having 12k with same framing across the K's is sooooo tempting but now in this scenario I'm changing A cams and having to add in the extra workflow of matching footage. (I never mixed cam's with client work)
I'm not rolling in dough so cost is a factor in this equation also. I can pick up the 12k for 10k.
The Komodo is 6k but I know I going to need some extras to get going.
1. Some type of V-mount
2. Bottom Plate ? - (Not sure is this needed?)
3. PL- adapter . I believe it comes with EF plate
4. Monitor - Will need very light external unit(remember Gimbal & B cam)
5. Handles or grips for handheld
6. Storage!!!
What was your total investment in the Komodo?
Can some of the Komodo users post a pic of the Rigs and explain a little about it? It would be awesome for me to see how some of the working Komodo's are being used. Also some details on how you incorporated the Komodo into your workflow and how smoothly or abrupt was it. It really seem like the Komodo is calling me. I have seen some great footage from it so that is not a issue.
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