Gus Trivino

Hi Anthony I have the Artemis Vest, but I never tried the new model. It looks good and I hope try it , but I have no problem with the first Artemis Vest model. I feel it VERY comfortable. Best to all, Gus

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Hi Fabrizio I have the Anton Bauer mount on the Cinemonitor IIIA, but I never used a battery there in order to get a Balance. Yes, I have to used it when I need to power some accesories (The mount is XRL4, not Hirose 10), When I was using all the 12V power from the sled... Best to all, Gus

Hi Juan I saw one of them in Canal 7, here in Buenos Aires. When you come here in December, you can go in order to see it, but I dont know if they can sell the equipment. See u, Gus

Finally, here it is:

Thanks for the answers. I think next time in low mode, I will work without cables. If they don´t wanna work in this way: regular mode. Best to all, Gus.

Hi Richard yes, this is my classical discusion with the video HD operators here. All cameras rental companies have cables made all togheter (audio & video) and covered. I have my thin cables set for audio & video, but always they are complaining against my cables. Anyway, they use the remote -and I don´t have remote cable- and the remote cable that they use is inside in the covered cables (with 2x BNC, and 3x Audio cables) I have not a lot of chances, and I have learned to use the steadicam with cables, but Low Mode is a nightmare...

Another picture.

Hi all, I usually work with video cameras, and always I have to deal with cables. After years, I feel more comfortable using the cables in this way: I use 90 degrees BNC adaptor in the camera, pass the BNC and audio cables under the camera, do a big loop and after going to my shoulder, under the vest. That´s in regular mode. In Low mode, I couldn´t find a comfortable way, and the cables are always pushing the camera. I´d wanna know how you are you using the cables in Low mode. Best to all, Gus

Excellent work Job!

Hi Alan I hope is not too late. I ´d like a copy. My email is steadifilm@yahoo.com thanks for sharing. Best to all, Gus

Hi guys My brother has a TB6 in his Artemis sled, and I use a Transvideo Cinemonitor IIIA in a BaerBel. Im thinking in take his Electronic level - http://www.xcsinc.com/PDL.htm - and adapt it on the transvideo. Did someone do that before? I´d want to know if is possible do that before burning the equipment and my brother kill me... Thanks in advance, Gus.

Hi Richard Years ago I had the same symptom using BDF and M-One, and the problem was in the Motor cable. try changed for a backup motor cable if you can. All the best, Gus

:ph34r: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=c4LF4Y_NwEw http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=CbMYilE5LGk

Hi Jon maybe a solution is using collars like that...

Hugo Glad to know the news. I knew about this for Pablo Villareal. A BIG hug from Argentina, Gus

Hi guys A friend sent me this link. http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=gSMmV-ATWbg&eurl I enjoyed it a lot! Amazing! Best to all, Gus.

I´m using the Archos 604, but without downconverter 12V to 5V. The Archo´s batterie after 1 year is ok and I can use it 1 day without charge. Remember to buy the ¨DVR travel Adaptor¨ without this accesorie you can´t get video signal from the sled. http://www.archos.com/products/video/archo...bal&lang=en best to all, Gus.

Amazing! I think this is not the best place to go after drinking beers...

Nice video!!! here more info: This is the video for Rjd2's "Work It Out" from 'The Third Hand' (XL Recordings). The vid features Bill Shannon who was born with a degenerative hip condition. His legs cannot carry his own weight and so he has lived a life on crutches. He has developed a new way of moving through life on his skateboard and the crutches. Though this may look like a recreational hobby or a debilitation, it is simply how Bill maneuvers throughout the day. In time to Rjd2's song "Work It Out" we follow Bill as he makes his way around. At the slow start, Bill is descending the courthouse steps in downtown Brooklyn. It's difficult, but he makes it down and the rest you'll just have to watch to understand. Rjd2 plays several extras which you can try to spot as well. The video, directed by Joey Garfield, is one continuous single shot for the length of the song. For more information on Bill Shannon, please see http://www.virtualprovocateur.com/ For more on Rjd2, please see http://www.Rjd2site.com

http://www.baer-bel.de/deutsch/deutsch.html

Hi guys Sometimes we have to work 12 hours with pretty models at the beach. Sometimes not. The difficult life of the Steadicam Operator... Best to all, Gus

Ciao Matteo I´m filming in Buenos Aires "Donne Assassine", a TV Serie for Fox Italia. Mauro Marchetti is the DoP. He worked as camera asistant in "Apocalipsys Now" and worked with Storaro during 15 years. Amazing...Very good experience. I hope to go to Italy with the crew in order to finish the TV Serie in Torino. best to all, Gus

Amazing! I imagine that the wind have to be terrible... and..how do you charge the Batteries? Best to all, Gus ( 3 meters from the sea level)

Hi All Yesterday I was working on a videoclip with some friends and the videoclip was filmed as a single steadicam shot. The playback was a problem because they didn´t have budget to rent a good playback equipment and we decided to use the playback on the steadicam.(The shot satarted with the singer on a point and after walking 150ft arrive where the band was playing) We used an Ipod conected with a microphone wireless transmiter (and an assistant walking near to me with it). We put the receptor of the microphone conected to the camera, and from the audio out of the camera to a 12V computer speaker powered from the sled... Was funny and a smart solution, I think... Next week I´ll try upload the videoclip on youtube. best to all, Gus.