Frederic Chamberland

Hi, I tested the titan last year and I have to admit I was a bit disapointed. The image is clear and crisp as long as both units (sender and receiver) are "seing" each other. but when the signal is lost, it just goes completly blank for a second or two..... We , as operators, have to go around these walls and objects that interfere with the Titan... On the other hand , the modulus is simple , reliable, a real workhorse. The signal can be sometimes a bit noisy but a shark fin antenna (from CIT also) will be a good investment. And the issue of sending the signal to everyone with a TV (modulus) or just to video village (sender-receiver solution adopted by Transvideo) is also to consider. On set today, everyone wants an image, the dolly pusher, the soud guy, the make up artist, the producer...The modulus for me is not an option, it is the only solution. I also have a CineAsst sender ( www.cineasst.com ) that is a one channel sender. At half the price of a Modulus, it does a great job. Pros: Compact and does not heat up like the modulus, Great backup unit. Cons: Single channel; Sometimes (rarely) it will get some outside interference and you are stuck on that channel you first chose. I would go for the modulus, no doubt about it. Frederic Chamberland

Hi, also try this, simple and efficient. And great service from Lentequip: http://www.lentequip.com/products/videosplitter.html Frederic Chamberland steadicam@videotron.ca

Hi, Just looking around if anyone has a PDL lying around they want to get rid of.... Just throwing a bottle at sea.... Thanks! Frederic "bubbleboy" Chamberland

Hi, I have had my Artemis Cine-Hd for 16 months now and still love it. Look into 2003 forum under "Artemis" . You will find posts on my opinion of the system. Pros and cons. Happy flying! Frederic Chamberland steadicam@videotron.ca