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Brandon Zachary

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  1. I worked with Innerspace Cases to design a whiskey and wine case for a customer of theirs and I'm now selling them if anyone is interested. Pick your case color, lid stripe color, pad lockable, etc. Turnaround time is two weeks due to customization. They can be ordered from www.barcases.com or send me a message. 

    Case Features (all glassware is included):

    4 x Glencairn Whiskey Glasses

    4 x Shot Glasses

    4 x Stemless Wine Glasses OR Rocks Glasses (Your choice)

    1 x Corkscrew Slot

    3 x Slots for 750ml Liquor Bottles (vertical position)

    4 x Slots for Wine Bottles (horizontal position)

    Accessory area for napkins and other small items

    Retractable handle and wheels

    Dimensions: 18x17x16 Weight: 33 lbs

    Price: $995 + tax. Free shipping within the US. 

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  2. Selling for a friend of mine. PM me if interested and I'll put you in touch with him.

     

    Package includes:

    - Kenyon KS-8 Gyro
    - Kenyon KS-6 Gyro
    - Kenyon KI-12-D 12V Dual Inverter Box
    - 2 x Padded Gyro Cozy Covers
    - Right angle bracket to mount both Gyros to camera
    - Storm iM2500 Case (not pictured)

    All works perfectly & in excellent condition. Price for whole package is $3,950.
    More pics available on request. Located in LA.
    Would prefer to sell as package but may consider separating items.

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  3. Kurt,

     

    First of all, welcome!

     

    Not sure about the frying issues you've seen, but the two cables you need are below. Abel Cine Tech should have these in stock.

     

    Canon DR-E6 DC Coupler

     

    Switronix XP-DSLR-C Power Tap (Mfr # XP-DSLR-C)

     

    I've sent a few of these units to Terry West to shorten into the perfect length and he's done an incredible job.

     

    -Brandon

  4. I find it helps if you have a short lightweight BNC cable connected to the camera and ran to the gimbal (and taped on) with a barrel on the end. Then run another lightweight BNC cable from your gimbal along your arm (one small piece of tape on each arm segment) and attach it to the back of your vest with a velcro strap. This will allow whomever is wrangling cable to simply attach and detach away from the camera and also helps with balancing. The other plus is that you can now dock your rig, disconnect the BNC at the gimbal and your free to roam around the cabin...

     

    Someone else might know of another trick though.

  5. The Flyer should be able to hold an SR2 or 3 depending on lens choice, like super speeds with a Bartech/M-One motor and LMB5 matte box. I've flown a Red on my Flyer (with super speeds and the same accs) and while it almost maxes out the arm it is still workable. Granted you have to power the camera from the sled and get rid of a few luxury items...I'd recommend a bigger rig, but it is possible.

  6. I've called Tiffen the past two days and I can't seem to get in touch with anyone. I'm wondering if anyone knows if the CP low mode cage will work with the Flyer. I've never shot in low mode. Anyone out there with any experience/advice about Flyer in low mode?

     

    Also, I'm having a little difficulty figuring out how to mount the M-One motor for my bartech. Is there a flyer-compatible dovetail w/ iris rods?

     

    Thanks,

    Brandon

  7. Jess,

     

    I'm planning on attending. Carpooling could save us both a little. When are you wanting to leave and return? I was thinking of either staying one night or just driving early in the morning and back that same night. Let me know.

  8. I'm on my first gig as a steadicam operator flying a rented Glidecam V-25 with an HVX, Redrock adapter, and a set of primes.

     

    I finished a 12 hour day mostly in the gear. When I got home I noticed a red spot on both hip bones where the vest was digging in. I didn't notice any pain while shooting, but now it's a little sore.

     

    I'm pretty sure the issue is that the vest isn't fitted for me properly. Should the vest rest on your hips? It feels right when I'm operating, but it does dig in a little.

     

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated. We still have one more day of filming...

     

    Thanks,

    Brandon Zachary

  9. Mike,

     

    I'm not about to give advice on what to purchase, however I will tell you what everyone has been telling me: Do not make a purchase until you've taken a workshop. This is for two reasons.

     

    1) You may realize it's not for you.

    2) You will have a better understanding of which rig fits your needs.

     

    Also, to get in touch with Chris send him a message through the forum.

     

    All The Best,

    Brandon

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