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Connor Hargreaves

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I'm currently in the research and quoting phase for my first steadicam purchase. 

I only have experience with Tiffen Steadicam brand gear (M2, M1, Shadow, and Zephyr) and I'd like to get experience with other brands before I make this big financial decision.

Are there any New York based operators with GPI Pro, Arri Trinity, Sachtler Artemis, etc. brand "steadicam" rigs that would be willing to let a newbie practice with / rent out?

Also if anyone in NYC needs / wants a steadi-utility/assistant I'd be happy to be of service.

Thanks in advance!

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On 6/26/2022 at 6:52 PM, Connor Hargreaves said:

I'm currently in the research and quoting phase for my first steadicam purchase. 

I only have experience with Tiffen Steadicam brand gear (M2, M1, Shadow, and Zephyr) and I'd like to get experience with other brands before I make this big financial decision.

Are there any New York based operators with GPI Pro, Arri Trinity, Sachtler Artemis, etc. brand "steadicam" rigs that would be willing to let a newbie practice with / rent out?

Also if anyone in NYC needs / wants a steadi-utility/assistant I'd be happy to be of service.

Thanks in advance!

Which one did you bought at the end?

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On 2/14/2023 at 1:18 AM, Connor Hargreaves said:

I end up getting a Tiffen M2 sled with a volt and a G50x arm. Looking to upgrade my vest to a GPI pro.

Cool, so can you suggest for me a Steadicam which can hold from 12kg up to 15kg camera rig.
Also what do you recommend, buy it as a single kit or buy each parts separately like you did and if yes why and which ones?
 

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On 2/15/2023 at 11:56 PM, Hayk Frank said:

Cool, so can you suggest for me a Steadicam which can hold from 12kg up to 15kg camera rig.
Also what do you recommend, buy it as a single kit or buy each parts separately like you did and if yes why and which ones?
 

There are so many routes that you can go. My suggestion would be to attend a workshop if one is available to you. I personally took the SOA Workshop in Pennsylvania, USA. They're not affiliated with any specific Steadicam manufacturer, so you get a lot of experience with many different brands. There are some Tiffen branded workshops on your side of "the pond" coming up though https://flysteadicam.tiffen.com/pages/events . 

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