Bryan Fowler

Another price drop. $1600.

$125, and I cover shipping. anyone?

Still available

Thanks Pieter, I sent an email over this morning. Let me know if you didn't get it.

I can't stand the spaghetti cables... ...unless they are al dente. That is all.

$125 + shipping and it's yours. The cable alone is worth that. =)

Price Drop! $1,775

Thanks guy. I'll check out the P-touch. Most of these cables Victor have already been made, so I can't do the clear heat shrink thing, even though that's what I'd like.

I'd like to make custom labels for my custom cables. Any leads on a label maker that isn't $400? Or even stickers that I could hand write? Thanks 'yall'

I didn't realize it was available at THD. That's awesome. Tell us what you end up putting it on.

the 1/4-20 shouldn't be threaded. It should be smooth get screw long enough. Get long countersunk screw, slide through smooth 1/4-20 hole. tighten. Then put dovetail on top of the countersunk screw, using 3/8 threaded holes.

$2,100 ! Act now and I'll include the scissors!

$150 Horray!

Panasonic / MK-V Monitor with 4pin to Lemo Power Asking $175 Paypal is fine Buyer pays shipping (unless you want to come meet me at my place)

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Canatrans / Decimator / Directors Monitor Wireless Package Canatrans Transmitter - Threaded Multi Mount 2 sets of antennas 2x IVS cables Dtap to Canatrans power Dtap to Canatrans and Decimator power (custom cable with switch and confidence light) 2pin Lemo to Canatrans and Decimator power (custom cable with switch and confidence light) 3in BNC jumper (for Canatrans and Decimator) Hirose to Video / Power cable Sharkfin Antenna - 75ohm cable - Shorter BNC cable Directors Monitor - Nebtek SD monitor - Nebtek receiver - 2 antennas - Power/Video cable - Backup Power/Video cable jumper - 2x Sony Batteries - 2x Remotes for Nebtek receiver AA Powered handheld monitor CASIO Decimator Version 2 SONY receiver - With converted BNC Antenna port (trust me, comes in handy) Asking $2,250 Paypal Accepted Buyer Pays shipping Questions welcome.

Rob, I'd need it by the 11th, and I can send it back on the 14th (or 15th, depending on how quick you need it back) -- I'll PM you my contact info in case you need it.

Thanks Job for the advice. We're going to chat with production and let them know the advantages of the "over the lens" version. I'd rather do that as well. Is there a monitor that you guys would recommend? I'm guessing having one that has batteries, or could be powered from the sled would be nice?

As he shows in the video, 90deg rotation horizontal, not 90degrees laterally. And if his merlin was top heavy, wouldn't it flop over at any rotation of the gimbal?

Daniel, Good video for the explanation. It seems like a question for B&H / Tiffen. I'd email them, and send them a link to your video. I'd try B&H first, then Tiffen. ( Tiffen is moving locations this week, so I'd give them a couple days to catch up to their calls and emails. ) But what you are showing is not a normal balance problem.

Thanks Louis, The feed has to come from the truck, and go to two cameras at the same time, so the iPad option is out. (although it would be nice if that would work!) I have a call in to Sharon.

Thanks Rob. I'm in Chattanooga, TN. Shoot is in ATL. I'll call Sharon on monday. =)

Anyone know where I could rent 1, or maybe 2 10" steadiprompt's from here in the south. (or anywhere I guess) I need them for 2nd week of march. I know many folks put an LCD above the lens, but I don't think production would go for it.

And a macchiato shouldn't come in 16oz sizes. And a single doppio only exists in bizarro world. But this is STARRRRRRBUUUUUUCKS! =)

I'm going. I'll be working at the Starbucks in south hall. Making triple grande half-caf double foam americanos before lunch, and single venti quad pump agave drip doppio's after lunch. Ask for me by name. Or just point.