Eric Fletcher S.O.C.

Except Jess, it's better for Arri to use multiple pins for internal power distribution. So while it may I inconvenience you it's a better way for Arri and it helps to make the camera smaller

Yup is the 9.5 to 19 rectilinear Ziess what's really cool about it is any light or ping in the corners is a perfect circle not a rounded rectangle like the 8R.

It's a VERY cool lens. When Bill Bennett saw it he was literally jumping up and down

I hear you Doc. With the new super short zoom they have to have image flip since the lens doesn't have the final relay optics to flip the image

Coming out in SUP10 which is supposed to be released very soon. At the same time they will be releasing the 9-21 zoom

I tried to get the designers to go with the fisher but they showed me why it needs to be an 8pin and it's done for reason. No need to complain about it just move on

Why the hell does a power plug need 8 pins?

Does the sliding baseplate come off and give reasonable mounting options? Are we going to need a new plate?

 

To carry the current required and longevity.

The sliding base does not come off, you use a Alexa plate. The one that will be up on Film-stuff on friday will be the perfect plate.

guys, it's INCOME. Rental income but 1099 income nevertheless. depending on how you structure your equipment purchases you could (and possibly can I haven't looked at the rules for this year) do a part 179 accelerated deprecation on the gear to offset income. Those avenues are going away.

Bottom line is that it IS taxable and anyone who says otherwise probably isn't going to stand up for you in your audit.

Makes a great firs starter too!

Water Displacing Formula 40. It's not a lubricant at all, it dries and drives out moisture

Check your BNC cables for shield breaks

Wow that's crap

Everything looks good but...2 frames latency.

And I'm not sure what the studios positions are going to be on open transmission via wifi. Imagine fans sitting outside the studio watching the movie as it's being made...

Price $27,500

I'll post pictures of the prototype tomorrow. I'm working with it and want to make sure it's right when we release it. So far everyone that's seen it loves it

Eg If monitor is above battery CG, Camera CG is allways behind center post for Dinamic Balance. Usually 3/4 inch behind center post for bigger rigs.

Why did you take Lens Nodal Point as a reference?

Thats a pretty huge generalization. And often not true.

Nodal is good because when doing shots with stong veticals your tilt is exactly that a tilt. Not a arc

Arm 231? I used to own that

The preceding message was brought to you by an employee of the Tiffen company and should tell you that he has a vested interest in you buying their products,,,

But he won't

Get a PRO Atlas

Bump

Wait till Friday....

Can anyone post a picture of their rig in co-planar setup? (Or refer to existing pictures?)

 

Curious as to what percentage of ops might use "co-planar" setup (for ease in maintaining DB) v. the need for higher off-set monitor position (for greater visibility of monitor).

Move along nothing to see here

I guess you don't read the poster info. I'm in Los Angeles

I have the entire wiring and manufacturing blueprints for a Bluebox boat anchor NCQC-12 charger

The monitor is de-laminating. I have a Hummingbird Blackbird.. I love the monitor, BUT, it is de-laminating as well. According to David Hable there is virtually nothing to be done about the situation, which is a shame because it is the best SD LCD monitor that I have ever owned, and the one I use primarily because I like the XCS PDL which I cannot use with my Cinetronic 1 monitor.

So clean up the "goo" and use the monitor until it dies.......

why can't you use a PDL with a Cinetronic monitor? they both take analog (SD) Video in.

Eric, why are you selling your XCS sled?

It's my backup XCS sled, it's right there in the ad