NextWaveTV - Ep 4: Building a Prosumer Camera Rig
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5. NextWaveTV - Ep 4: Building a Prosumer Camera Rig
2 years ago
Episode 4 of Next Wave TV: Tony's Vidcast
In this episode, I go over all the equipment I use in my camera rig.
The stuff you see:
Canon HV30
Brevis DOF adapter
Cinevate rails
Cavision handles and shoulder support
Lilliput 7" VGA monitor
Mayflash Component to VGA adapter
Mattebox from dv-shop23
Azden SGM-1X mic
Beachtek DXA-4 XLR adapter
Impact VT2500 tripod
Davis & Sanford W3 dolly
Shoulder support arm from 23filters
Energizer Energi To Go battery pack
Hosted by Tony Reale
Send your questions and comments to:
nwtv@nextwavegraphics.net
If you would like to see pictures of my rig, check out my blog:
nextwaveg.blogspot.com/
A Next Wave Graphics guide
NOTE: I'm having trouble with the video stopping at 17:59. Until I get this fixed, feel free to watch the ending on my YouTube version: youtube.com/watch?v=kqZGWNug28s
Thanks!
In this episode, I go over all the equipment I use in my camera rig.
The stuff you see:
Canon HV30
Brevis DOF adapter
Cinevate rails
Cavision handles and shoulder support
Lilliput 7" VGA monitor
Mayflash Component to VGA adapter
Mattebox from dv-shop23
Azden SGM-1X mic
Beachtek DXA-4 XLR adapter
Impact VT2500 tripod
Davis & Sanford W3 dolly
Shoulder support arm from 23filters
Energizer Energi To Go battery pack
Hosted by Tony Reale
Send your questions and comments to:
nwtv@nextwavegraphics.net
If you would like to see pictures of my rig, check out my blog:
nextwaveg.blogspot.com/
A Next Wave Graphics guide
NOTE: I'm having trouble with the video stopping at 17:59. Until I get this fixed, feel free to watch the ending on my YouTube version: youtube.com/watch?v=kqZGWNug28s
Thanks!
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Cavision RS1580S-SPE Shoulder Pad with Rod System
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i dont own an hv20\30, but its cool to see it all.
would like to see more general tips as well ... :]
keep it up, buddy! :]
The last I looked the xh-a1 didn't come with a rail system, 35mm lens, shoulder mount, tripod, etc. :-)
When you compare the HV30 to the xh-a1 the price is significantly lower for the HV30... I guess if you didn't want or need a tri-pod, raile system, 35mm lens, shoulder mount...etc.... then... I would agree he could have gotten the xh-a1 camera (only) at a fraction of the cost. However, if you were to add the 35mm lens, tripod, rail system, shoulder mount, etc. to the xh-a1 then there would be no savings.
I am comparing stock xh-a1 to hv30+the useless expensive stuff added to it.
1) Change the Energizer to a 12VDC battery. This will rid you of the AC adapters and lamp cords. You do not need to be an electrician to make this work.
2) Move the component adapter, XLR adapter and anything else you can to the back of the rig. This will balance out the glass at the front. The fulcrum should be the top of your shoulder. I wouldn't trust the XLR adapter as my mount point to the tripod... too flimsy.