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Sony F55 with Artemis EFP


Edmond Fetue

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Hi there,

 

Nedd some help here: I will fly a Sony F55 this week using my Artemis EFP,

 

I have two concerns:

 

1. The weight of the camera (maybe is just too lightweighted for the Artemis arm)

2. The video output from the camera (i'm using a Transvideo CineMonitor II. Both sled and monitor work on SD Video.)

 

I was thinking of using this AJA to work around this: http://www.aja.com/en/products/mini-converters/hd10cea/#overview

 

Any suggestions??

 

Thanks!

 

 

 

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For the lack of weight, you can add a battery to the camera. Otherwise get a weight cage from Janice Arthur. Gives you many mounting points for AKS and great weight position for nice pans.

 

A lot of people here are only swearing by Decimator http://decimator.com/Products/Decimator2/decimator2.html Aja is good too.

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According to Sony, SD composite is coming to the F55/5 via the "Test" out BNC but it is NOT yet implemented in firmeware. So for now, follow Victor's advice.

 

The camera can start to get heavier once the RAW recorder, battery and various base/cheese plates are added but yes, you may neeed a wieght plate depending on lenses and accessories.

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Yes you need a down converter to get composite.

 

Also depending on your lens package you may not need a weight plate.

 

The camera is light, but throw some ultra's on there, R5 recorder, Vlock battery, FIZ, Mattebox.. it'll get heavy quick.

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