Jens Piotrowski SOC

Go take a look.

Thx!

Looking for a Heden M21VE or M21VE-L motor.

Robert Luna or Tiffen/Steadicam in Burbank, CA

Brighter on paper, maybe, but the Transvideo is clearly the better package. And Transvideo constantly improves their products and firmware.

Transvideo for build quality, functions, including level, and customer support.

UHD is 3.8k for Television http://www.arri.com/camera/alexa/learn/alexa_sxtsxr_faq/

It records UHD and Arri Raw.

Arri MAP-2 adapter plate for the Mini includes 15mm rod support, nice for steadicam builds http://cvp.com/index.php?t=product/arri_k2.0006347_map-2_adapter_plate Alexa Mini builds explained

Since Vitec now owns half of the universe including SmallHD, Paralinx and Teradek, I predict a handheld Monitor/Receiver combination in the near future from SmallHD/Teradek. http://www.vitecgroup.com/Aboutus/Worldclassbrands.aspx Transvideo is already working on their own version....

nope....

New Firmware for Cinemonitor HD released: Latest Release - SW 7.26 Wireless Horizon Xaxis and Yaxis Horizon style modified OCAL non linearity for normal and low mode precessed BT connection with VH3 improved Scan for BT devices improved

New Firmware build available. Latest release - Build 141 Add setting 7 for Peaking (stronger). Adjust colorimetry available while zooming. Start up bug fixed in Custom Zoom. Log C Curve improvements (Log C EI 800 only available now) Activation/deactivation of the Pix to Pix zoom available in Custom Zoom Menu (while Custom Zoom activated)

Have you looked at the Artemis arms?

they apparently also have a 98Wh compatible battery, interesting...

Matthias from Cam-jam also has a Yoke and Monitor bracket for the Transvideo RainbowHD 7" and Cinemonitor HD 6/8

a brand new Cinemonitor Gen 3 is less than that, prices have changed recently.... http://www.transvideo.eu/store/CineMonitorHD-Evolution

The info i posted is from Stephan at Arri and also my personal experience in the field. I was originally unable to power up an early BOXX version and was only feeding 12V (14V) from my XCS sled into the Alexa and the RS port was giving out the input voltage...

From Arri, Jens, 12V is regulated, the two RS ports are whatever you plug in (voltage range 10.5-32V). Actual voltage range is actually 10.5-34V, but high end is cut off at 32V. Something to be careful with as some 3rd party accessories might not be protected for these voltages. Sincerely,

This is news to me, my info is directly from Arri, head of technical support. Unclear.

to my knowledge there no regulated power supply (DC 12V to DC 24V) build in, so you get out what you put in....

Hell, anybody selling just 1 PRO BLUE spring canister in good working condition?

Alec, I urge everybody to compare monitors side by side. Having seen and owned many monitors I find the image quality on the Cinemonitor HD especially pleasing. Very little motion blurr, a host of features and a great working level sensor. Much better than my previous monitors. my 2 cents

Transvideo has released new firmware versions for the HD6/8 Evolution and the Starlight HD. Free of charge to download on their website. Also, they are currently working on implementing suggestions on the Virtual Horizon 3 (wireless) sensor and the level display graphics in general for the HD evolution series. www.transvideo.eu http://www.transvideo.eu/support

http://www.transvideo.eu/Multiformat-Comparison?f=285 Just HD-SDI