Peter Rosenfeld

All items SOLD. Thank you very much. Peter

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Price drop. $34,500. For a Los Angeles buyer I will throw in a morning at Panavision Woodland Hills to build a camera on it and go through all the accessories (Schedule permitting)

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This is a complete top of the line owner/operator package and I do not wish to part it out. USD $39,500 Serious buyers only. Located in Los Angeles. Includes: GPI Pro sled with GPI Pro gimbal, DB3 and Gen 2 battery rack. Jumper blocks included. Sled is in excellent condition. Recently serviced by GPI. GPI Arm with 4 blue and 4 black canisters. Excellent condition. Walter Klasson back mounted harness. With air bladder. Comes with travel bag and spare parts. This is sized for 6ft / 195lbs. Fair condition. 2 x Transvideo Cine HD monitors. One primary (Enhanced Super Bright 1000nits) and one back up (Super Bright) Both in excellent condition. GPI monitor bracket. Baseplates . GPI x 3 and Betz Universal x 1 Walter Klasson Hardmount Kit. (Garfield) Complete with speed rail attachments. Murphy Steadicam Cart. Compact on-set steadicam cart will hold your rig, arm, harness, “Moses” pole and an included accessory bag. Includes out-riggers for uneven surfaces. Cart can be completely disassembled and packed for air travel. Kenyon K6 gyro stabilizers x 2. With post clamps and gold mount attachments. One of the two gyros has been blimped for sound. JERRY HILL docking brackets x 2. One primary and another on the Moses pole. Many many included accessories including cables for all major digital and film cameras, a variety of posts, low mode “J” bracket, Moses pole, SOS Plate, Pelican cases, etc.. Note: No batteries come with this package / no Wave or Volt. Will make arrangements for local pick up or ship at buyers expense. Contact me for more photos or questions. All photos are ©Peter Rosenfeld and are not to be used outside of this post.

I spent the day today trying various configurations of the Alexa / codex on my rig. With anamorphic primes the codex placement on a GPI Pro sled that seemed to work best was putting the codex on the lower battery rack. This shrunk the post and lowered the gimbal position about 2" (from a film camera set up). I am curious if there are other operators out there who have used this set up and what their experiences were. I also tested the Teradek Cube wifi encoder. Interesting stuff.. Peter Rosenfeld

I agree with the real name concept. Just checking that I've made the change. Peter Rosenfeld