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Dave Isern

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  1. Don from Palomar/Loon bought my FMG.6 when I purchased my 2nd motor from him a few years ago. He was going to try to take up servicing them. He's a bit preoccupied now though...........

     

    Dave Isern, soc

    www.daveisern.com

  2. I had a similar incident with the arm studs on the docking bracket a year ago. While wheeling around on the stand the arm stud snapped and my arm fell to the ground. Luckily my arm was fine. I don't think ops should hang their arms on the thin arm studs on any docking bracket that I'm aware of because most of them are thin and can easily snap.

     

    Just a warning.....

    Dave Isern

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  3. Anybody get their new Digital M-One motor?

    I haven't been able to use my new BFD which I bought & received 3 months ago? The same time I purchased the new Digital M-One motor but have yet to receive. Info is low. I just keep getting the "coming next week" line.....

    Dave

  4. Feels like an era is changing.

    Charles, thanks for teaching & acting as a mentor for us Steadicam Ops.

    You made quite an impression on me 13 years ago and I know you've given direction to many many more.

    Your Steadicam legacy will linger for years to come.

    Your vision as a DP will open our eyes to a new cinematic world.....probably visuals with great movement!

     

    Toast to you and your future - I'm sure the best is yet to come!

     

     

    p.s. - I think the value of your old arm just went up.....

     

    Cheers,

    Dave Isern, soc

    www.daveisern.com

  5. Works great. Rigid. Simple. Very adjustable for every low-mode set-ups.

    Deals with the different weight of LCDs opposed to CRT's.

    Sits well on a guitar stand when camera's off.

    Had mine almost 3 yrs and dig it.

     

    Best,

    Dave Isern

    www.daveisern.com

  6. Kapil,

     

    My apologies.

    The AR is made of parts from the best manufacturers in the world.

    They have serviced some of my parts quickly and easily.

    The machine is a marvel that I wish I had in my "bag of tools."

     

    U can do sweet shots with it. It's not the best tool for everything.

    U might need a 'regular rig' to get through doorways at eye level.

    A bit heavy for some shots. Lighter than I thought though...

     

    Best,

    Dave

  7. great machine, but.......

     

    The rates to keep an AR rig economically worthy can be tough to get when starting out..... and down the road.....?

    Also there's a concern about the longevity of the Vendor. Legal papers from the Vendor/manufacturer's liquidity process have been floating around. Not a good sign......

    ......or a great sign for a bargain.

     

    Best

    Dave

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