Love your view and adventures with your Komodo! The images you get from your style of filming is amazing

@Joey_Helms

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brian! Happy you like it!!!

Hey man I’m curious what mount you used to attach the rod that supports your monitor to the rails. I have been trying to find the right piece to do this and I’m failing hard. Thanks and appreciate the video bro!

I honestly love everything about this video,the cinematic footage,you talking over the calm music and just casually walking around the city,the editing is really great All of your videos are so different from other youTubers in my opinion, you're definitely my favourite KZreadr

@Joey_Helms

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words Henry! 🙌 glad you find the content refreshing!

@wcsdiaries

2 жыл бұрын

@@Joey_Helms what's your ND filter solution to this lens?

@Joey_Helms

2 жыл бұрын

I used the breakthrough NDs for the ef to rf adapter

That lens is perfect for the komodo. Will have to have a look at the pivot

Your equipment look awesome and the footage it so good 🥰

@Joey_Helms

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers 🙌🙂

Hello what did you use to attach the focus motor to your pivot

What lut are you using ?

I've got the Tokina 50-135 and absolutely love it, but have definitely struggled using it handheld or even on a shoulder rig. I do find that when I use it with the Komodo, if I zoom in to 135mm and lock in focus, it ends up staying fairly in focus when zooming back out to 50mm, but not necessarily the other way around. I've also debated about picking up the 25-75mm but it is a bit out of my price range. I'm actually saving up for the Canon RF 28-70 F2. I absolutely love that lens, it covers a similar focal range, has a wider aperture, and the autofocus works pretty darn well when paired with the Komodo. If you check out my Chicago tribute video on my page, I shot the whole piece with that lens. Cheers Joey!

are tokina lenses best for cinematic? and what does they cost?

Thanks for making this! At 13:41-13:42 the lens t stops seem to change with the zoom. Was that happening throughout the day while zooming or just at that point.

If you put the nano and the motor on the same side or they are too close they don’t communicate well. Switch the side and it should solve your problem

@Joey_Helms

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip. Will try

everything looks incredibly soft. were things out of focus because of the issues you were having?

Does the blue zoom lever cone with the lens?

@Joey_Helms

4 ай бұрын

Yep

My nucleus Nano is always fucking up lol

Great video! But I have to disagree, the Komodo's fan blowing in your face is a nightmare! I've filmed multiple live event with the Komodo on a shoulder rig and I've always ended up sweating and too damn hot (one time I found it difficult to get the shot)🤣

Your Nano focus wheel might be too close to the motor. The receiver automatically shuts down to protect itself against overcurrent if the transmitter is too close.

@Joey_Helms

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting bug. Though I figured out that the base plate was a bit loose und the camera moved too much reducing the touch point of the gears.

@floriandonaldkoch

2 жыл бұрын

@@Joey_Helms Oh. I had this happen as well, but it was with rubber focus gears, so a very small movement turned into a big problem. Didn't think it would happen with a proper cine lens as well. Good to know 😅

@fd3871

2 жыл бұрын

i don't understand this. the nucleus nano is wireless right? why would the receiver being too close cause overcurrent? doesn't make any sense

@floriankochvisuals7413

2 жыл бұрын

@@fd3871 Think of it like transmitter and receiver are talking to each other. The transmitter is made to "talk" to a receiver up to 300 feet away, so it is "shouting" pretty loud. If you operate it just a few centimeters from the receiver, this is the equivalent of shouting directly into ones ear. Only difference: the transmitter is using electromagnetic waves to "shout".

@fd3871

2 жыл бұрын

@@floriankochvisuals7413 that's not how any of that works lol. That's not what overcurrent is or what would cause it, and having the transmitter and receiver close isn't a bad thing nor do I see how it would be. Case in point: drones, Bluetooth devices, radio controlled things, WiFi/computers .etc.

Long eye komdo

good video thank you, I liked👍, I will be glad to see you on my youtube channel🙏