Haven't seen a DSLR picture thread yet...
Post pictures of what you work and slave for-- a few spare bucks to buy that new vintage lens, or your DIY shoulder rig!
Anything DSLR goes! Lenses! Audio! Support! Let's see 'em!
Haven't seen a DSLR picture thread yet...
Post pictures of what you work and slave for-- a few spare bucks to buy that new vintage lens, or your DIY shoulder rig!
Anything DSLR goes! Lenses! Audio! Support! Let's see 'em!
Will definitely post mine within the next few weeks, just getting all the accessories and addons for it![]()
Canon EOS 550D | Canon EF-S 18-55mm | Sony FX820 Monitor | David & Sanford Tripod | Azden SGM-1X | Zoom H4n | IndiSliderMini Deluxe
It's just the camera and tripod, not yet![]()
Canon EOS 550D | Canon EF-S 18-55mm | Sony FX820 Monitor | David & Sanford Tripod | Azden SGM-1X | Zoom H4n | IndiSliderMini Deluxe
Here's a start
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Awesome looking rig, Arbi. Mostly DIY?
Canon T2i Newbie
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Arbi...nice DIY setup. Saw it when you posted it....had no idea it was all DIY until you said so. That makes it even better.
How about those rails? DIY?
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The rails look to be around the same size as the cage. I would guess PVC as well.
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yeah cage and rails are made out of PVC....all in all i just spent $7
Here's the unpainted version of it...
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Cold shoe are from an old plastic toy camera. and the Quick release mount I was able to carnage from a junk broken tripod.
And i go not only for the looks... it performs well....I've used it in an expid and i could say that I'm happy with it.
Buying a pro rig in my country is difficult so i sorted out by building one.....
Can someone explain (or post a link) why these rigs are necessary and what they offer?
I'm guessing the rails are for smooth zooming (how do you keep focus during this?)
and the handles are just to make the DSLR more ergonomic to use. I haven't quite got around to ordering my 550d but maybe these things'll become more apparent the second I do.
The basic premise is something to allow the operator to hold the camera steady. The 35mm "form factor" does not lend itself to real stability when you have to hold it out in front of your face to use the LCD as your viewfinder.
So the "rig" starts out as some kind of simple shoulder brace and get sometimes insanely complex from there. I use an inexpensive ($100) SpiderBrace 2 "Combo" (www.spiderbrace.com) and an LCD viewfinder loupe, quick release on the bottom of the camera compatible with my tripod and leave it at that.
For audio I use a ZoomH2 recorder on a simple stand placed close to the talent and don't try to put anything like that on the camera.
Lightweight and simple for me.
My avatar shows part of it.
HanGrip V8 rig with Dfocus, LCDVF and 7D.
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HanGrip.com
HaK77 loved it! haha poor homeless guy![]()
Canon EOS 550D | Canon EF-S 18-55mm | Sony FX820 Monitor | David & Sanford Tripod | Azden SGM-1X | Zoom H4n | IndiSliderMini Deluxe
ok heres my rig, though some things arn't in picture. but you get a basic idea. regards Marty.
Last edited by africanmarty; 2010 April 18th at 10:48.
Panasonic AF102, Canon 7D & Canon HV20.
@hak
hahaha, that commercial is messed up :P
That music was misleading. I thought he was going to help him or something, then he just takes the news paper. lol
thanks drape![]()
Panasonic AF102, Canon 7D & Canon HV20.