This is my (not complete) configuration for the CANON 5D MKII DSLR. Also it works with another DSLRs, like NIKON or CANON 7D.
Also it´s possible to mount a Camlight or/and a HDMI Monitor like the IKAN 5,6 " TFT. This is usefull for the FocusPuller. The Weight of the Set in this clip is ca. 8 kg.
It´s a good balance on the shoulder an it can adjustable with the bars on the backside and the weight with the battery.

At my homepage You can see some pictures ot the Rig (-NEWS) and You can also watching my EOS 5DMK2 II Test mov. - Berlin - day and night. (vimeo.com/6082458) This was the first shot with this Rig System. But all shots filmed with tripod.
A Test by Footage of this Rig and Shoulder works, coming soon.
Thanks for watching!
Greeting from Berlin in Germany

(Features of this Rig):
• Professional Broadcast Viewfinder Mount
• Video Breakout Box
• Sony quick release compatible shoulder mount
• telescopic V-Mount battery plate für powering rig and to compensate
for heavy lenses
• Arri 12 V Aux out and 12 V Anton Bauer tab
• 15mm video and 19mm film bars can be used
• camera mounting stage fits to different DSLRs
• adjustable and versatible Walter Grip
to handle and Dual Walter grip bars for shoulder filming.

I recently built a DIY dolly based on plans from the Digital Juice website. The plans were accompanied by a video tutorial. This film is an addendum to the video instructions, based on my experience. It also includes some modifications to the original plans.

Shot on Sony EX-1. Any quality issues are the result of having to max out the gain due to poor lighting in my workshop.

Run time is 9:24.

this is just a simple way to achive great dolly shots in a very cheap way.

In Part I, Anthony and Mitch take us on a tour of the T-Bag, showing us the key features that allow for camera operation, cabling and controlling the temperature and humidity of the bag. They also demonstrate how the T-Bag accommodates a range of broadcast cameras such as the RED One or a Panasonic VariCam 3700.

A motion control test film by DuckEye developed from 'Iatrogenesis' created for Rambert Dance Company's 'Season of New Choreography'

Choreography Alexander Whitley
Dancers: Jonathan Goddard, Miguel Altunaga, Eryck Brahmania, Estela Merlos
Music: Guy Connelly myspace.com/clockopera

Directed by Duckeye
Produced by Rokkit

Director of Photography: Simon Paul
Gaffer: Jono Yates
Runner: Leonard Wilkinson

shot using Canon D5 MKII with a manual 25mm Carl Zeiss lens.