Igor Votintsev

nice, do you have the raw take? I would like to see how much stabilizing they did

One voice for Alfeo.

I want to see the raw takes too.

this is not so good, but it was improvised. :P

 

But you were ready, like a hunter... It's cool!

In Russia there are some technical journals , and some one

The Google translator will help you. :)

Here is my 360 from 6 years ago ...

Yes! It is the real working answer! Without blah-blah-blah...

Thanks, sir.

It is very difficult to supervise contents of explosions. Sometimes the stones, one or more come across...

...However, the guy ahead of me had more problems, than I

... Is it worth training in both ways?

It's a real problem. Not for ''off topic'', maybe...

This hand position is very comfortable for me (low mode only).

 

 

 

Read my post above. It's not the best idea

Oops... Look at this, please...

Sorry, it's more quickly, maybe...

And normal speed, please...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcsZQDZkZq8

This hand position is very comfortable for me (low mode only).

And I have some money. I wait too ... Please...

...The only thing that looks a little scary to me is all the plastic buckles, but I guess they are no worse/better than the ski boot style closures on the LX vest.

There are no problems with plastic buckles. I had a Sachtler vest old style (5 years) and ACT2 (2 yeas). And I'm fly with heavy cameras.

...can someone explain me the easiest way to get and mount on every car a jerry hill or whatever car mount?

I have a very simple idea about car mount for low budget expeditions (without lighting and grip department). The euro mount plate (Baer-Bel hard mount) fastens on screws to my aluminum case, which fixed to ratchet tie down strap. It's very quickly and with "comfort" (I'm smiling on this photo).

The next photo about 1983. The Soviet movie "Bitva za Moskvu".

These are some extreme pictures of russian DP and steadicam operator Igor Chernykh from shooting of the Soviet film in 1977 (with custom made stabilizer, certainly).

P.S. I'm limited on uploading files (200K). The more photos in text post...

Thank you Jens. My "grandfather" Hummingbird is still live!

The big box and small screen (look at the Nebtek and Actioncam).

And more...

Look at the picture with ALEXA and Sony V-mout Plate (inc. Baer-Bel Rod Elevator) on my rig. I use this plate instead of Artemis camera plate. I like it, because it's very light (400g) and strong, without vibrations.

This is a not a simple question. I think it is a right image better for me too. But... If i have a distance about 1-2 meters, a difference between the left and right images is more, and I have a compromise composition... I want a 3D control! The glasses may be...

Sorry for my emotional comment.

Hello, Christopher.

Tell me, please, what pictures you zooming, left or right? :rolleyes:

Hello from Russia.

It's my first post in this forum. Last year I had job with Phantom 3D. My opinion is very simple. This system is very light, it's very good. But I see two shots in my monitor, it is worse. My experience 3D is very simple too - stable horizon and a stable distance.

Look at some technical pictures from this project:

I think is good idea (symbiosis of the American camera and Russian lenses as the СОЮЗ-APOLLO,is less global only).

Igor and my friendly Google machine translator.