Morgan Gustafsson

SOLD!

9500 $

Zephyr HD is for sale, i´m working with it almost every day so it´s time to upgrade to a big rig. Bought it new, feb2012 from Michael Hofmann @ Hofmann in Sweden. Have used it with a number of different cameras, like 5D/7D, C300, F3, RED Epic/Scarlet, PDW-355, etc. This packages include the following: - Sled - Vest - Arm - C-Stand (modified with an extra security pin) - Hardcase on wheels. - Softcase for C-stand - Softcase for the arm. - HD monitor (IKAN v8000hdmi 8") - HD monitor (TV-logic 5.6") - SD monitor (Original 7") - BNC cables with different lenghts (15cm to 45cm) - SD monitor/power cable - XLR-power cable (for tv-cameras) - Counterweights - Camera plate Asking: 10.000 USD incl. shipping all over the world. Before sale; it will be shipped to Hofmann for a quick check up, so everything is in order! :) You can find more pictures on my webpage: http://www.decore.se/bildgalleri/ Any questions? Feel free to PM. :)

My scariest moment was on stage, in a theatre with live orchestra in a trench between the audience and the stage. My focus was entirely on the actors and my monitor...when a suddenly feel that i´m standing with my toes on stage and my heel in the air above the trench. One small step backward and that night had ended in pain. Lesson learned the hardway, always check your surroundings!

Hi Wolfgang! Thanks! :) I didn´t use any additional weights on this test run, but next time a will. Me and my father made from solid metal 1,5kg "dead weight" fitted on top of the camera mounted with a screw. Next version will most likely be directly mounted underneath the camera. Have only tested the "dead weights" on smaller cameras like Panasonic HVX170 and AG-AC160, and it´s makes all the difference. Shooting with a Sony PDW-355 XDCAM on a Zephyr is rock solid, so adding some weights to the F3 would be my recommendation... but hey, i´m new in the steadi-business! ;) // Morgan

Hello from Sweden! :) I´m also a Zephyr owner and operator, using a HD rig. I´m shooting with a large variety of cameras like Sony PDW-355 XDCAM, Sony F3, Panasonic AG-AC160 and HVX170 depending on client. This is my first Steadicam, bought it to start my career as an operator after 10 years in the video/tv-business. I really like the Zephyr, easy to handle, easy to finetune with the noobs next to the sled, it´s a quality product. It fits my clients needs and my startup budget. I´m on the market for a HD-SDI wireless transmitter/receiver, minimum of 50 meter. Any suggestions?! Here is a video from a simple practise-run a did, when this was shoot a only had 5-6 hours with the rig. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3r9gWAgv-E Kind regards, Morgan