Finally I found a set up I like and actually had footage to show, my appreciated

Thank God I finally found a good video with a simple but highly effective shoulder rig. I watched so many that just didn't seem right. This is what I am going to build!

I was looking for a quick way to transform my current rig into a shoulder format. You sir uncovered all of my questions with well explained steps of the gear. Subscribed!

This shoulder rig looks minimalistic, yet very functional. Thank you for the video!

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed.

You helped me a lot to decide how to mount my version of shoulder rig this blackdriday! With some adaptions I made something similar to yours. Very usefull! Thank you! Greetings from Palma de Mallorca, Spain.

Been researching ideas for a while now. Thanks you nailed it. This will work for me.

You inspired my BMPCC 4K rig set up, now I am definetly going for this shoulder rig. Thumbs up!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Stoked to keep it going! hope you enjoy. :)

Best rig I've ever seen. Love how you can take the small setup and turn it into a larger rig within seconds. Definitely gonna try this out on my GH5!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Love it! It'll be rad as that camera is an absolute beast

Dude, your video is top notch! Thank you! I especially appreciate you showing the profile shot at the end and explaining the positions of your hands being closer to your body. I watched your other video on building the cage and this looks like the setup I've been looking for. You just saved me so much time and money trying to experiment on my own. And your videos are great quality too, nice footage (b-roll)!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

So stoked you found it helpful! That's always the goal with these videos.

love that you showed example shots, so many of these rig videos don't even show what kind of shots they get with their setup

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! I notice that too and love it when they do have them hence them being put in there!

Out of all the Bmpcc rigs I've seen, yours is my favorite and most logical.

I did this exact setup with an S1h and I was so lost in gear until I found your video. Thank you thank you!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

You are welcome! Happy shooting

This is the best BMPCC 4k shoulder rig video I've seen. The rig looks great, and the way you showed how to build it is very helpful too.

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed, that goal was to find a balance between durability and price and Smallrig and similar companies make it easy to do so!

I really like the pace of your videos 👍 You keep the information coming fast, which is great! Kinda gets on my nerves when other KZreadrs slow it all down too much. About to kit out my BMPCC4k with a shoulder rig inspired by yours :) Thanks for sharing!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck with the build! And thanks for the kind words. :)

This is the exact solution I was looking for with my monitor, thank you!

Your custom shoulder rig was well thought out. I was looking for a video like this. Thank you for making it.

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed! :)

Wonderful job, Brian. Much appreciated. Your tips were great at the time you made the previous video with the other setup, and this one is not less useful. I'm looking forward to implement it myself on my BMPCC 4K as soon as possible. Keep up the good work.

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! Appreciate it. :)

Best shoulder rig vid! Thank you so much

Amazing rig. That anamorphic mod looks sweet!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutley, favorite under $50 filmmaking purchase if you have a Sigma!

MAte, this is awesome. Just what I needed. Thanks 👍

I love this guy. Thanks Brian, this was v helpful for building my rig

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

So stoked you got one set up! Cheers Sam!

Really amazing

Very GOOD video with detailed description. I liked your video.

Awesome, thanks Brian!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Michael!

Glade to watch your all setup 😍👍👍

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed!

Amazing idea for the monitor mount. Will definitely be using that monitor set up.

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Woo stoked to spread the idea to people who can find value in it! :)

Dopeness!!! Thanks for the info, this rig looks sick! Gonna try it

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Stoked for you to try! No problem

Dude! I just got this video recommended on youtube, saw your clip with the bikes in the desert yesterday on IG and this video is what i was looking for! I have the exact same handheld setup just with a tilta cage and i was looking for a quick interchangeable shouldermount option. Thank you so much for this video!!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

No way that's killer! Are you in Salt Lake or how did we connect on IG? I'm glad this video could help. :)

@L-e-0-n

4 жыл бұрын

Nah we didn't connect yet on IG i got your video with the bikes "recommended" on the searchpage. I'm from Hamburg, Germany

Glad u made this bro I had everything in the cart from your first video and I was looking at the shoulder rig THANKS BRO

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Dude absolutely! I know it took awhile but I wanted to make sure all the pieces worked well together!

@SwoleNerdProductions2

3 жыл бұрын

Do you remember what the total came out to be?

Great setup! This really inspired me, thanks

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, I'm glad you got something out of it!

Great Video Bro! Very nice and clean setup!

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

another killer video mate. Keep em coming.

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Hamish! I will!

Excellent rig build! Thanks & you are most helpful

@brian.durkee

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

this is an incredible build! subscribed and now im going to try your build!

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Woo! Let me know how it goes.

Such a sweet rig!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for supplying some of the parts to help build it! You guys are awesome. :)

I bought the whole shebang. Hope it works well, thanks for the viddy.

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing man good luck with everything!

awesome!! thanks from Japan!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome from the US!

so nice video! thanks from Japan!!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciatte it! Thanks From the US!

finally sb who understands what a shoulder rig needs to do, functional + balanced

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Patrick!

Fantastic Video! Thx for it!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

Nice vid bruh🤙🏾

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

You solved my problem. Great tutorial

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

So stoked you figured it out! Thank you!

Definition of KZread Gold great job

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the high praise. :)

Super useful Brian thanks! Keep up the 🔥

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment Tom! I will try my best :)

Totally awesome work, as always!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Aaron! I hope any of these ideas can help!

@aarondaaaooo

4 жыл бұрын

@@brian.durkee just ordered some of these parts actually! hahaha thanks man

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Aaron Dao hell yeah! DM me some pictures of your build when it starts to come together would love to see IG @briandurkee

Nice Rig!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks jackychung819!

You basically helped me structure my run and gun setup with the top handle (almost identical to your setup) and now I bit your ideas here. Made minor alterations but made sure I came and clicked on your affiliate link so you got credit for the entire order. Was like $430ish I think so hopefully that helps. Thanks! I'm excited to build this up!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Really appreciate that! And very happy you made a rig of your own, hope you enjoy:)

@AutoFOCUSED.

4 жыл бұрын

@@brian.durkee No problem. Appreciate you as well. I was clueless how I wanted to rig out my BMPCC 4K after I bought it months back. You definitely helped a lot. I have two Camvate quick release mounts -- one on my original rail for my handheld operation (so it makes it easier to take it off and place it on a gimbal) and the other one for the shoulder rig, so I can easily attach and detach it from there. Makes it sit higher on the shoulder rig but I still love it. XD

5:36 Wooph! - I've subscribed right there. :D Great tips! thnx

Very usefull tutorial brother😍😍😍 pls keep making such videos ,,,,,, Thanks alot...

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome!

Excited to try this sometime! Also you’re so cute 😚

Well done mate...subbed in !!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Woo woo!

Your monitor mounting solution just save me about $600 for an EFV! Thanks, Man! Great build! Great Video!

Cheers Brian!

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

You too Mick!

Nice set up

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Cal!

Very very nice rig!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Mark Evans thank you!

@TrapPhoneLoveMelodiesss

4 жыл бұрын

@@brian.durkee What is the story on that anamorphic mod? Maybe you can do a vid explaining that a little more. I checked out the site in the link and it looks like its only about $40-50, if so, holy shit!

Thanks!

Great video :D!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

DatIsKevin thanks! Great name!

Super nice rig. Would love to get something like this or even close to it some day.

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Stoked when you can! Until then keep it up shooting rad stuff with what you have

Good job man

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Walter the Balter!

Shoulder rig it's the life

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

No better life than shoulder rig life

super nice.

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

If your arms wobble a bit take them off and use a precision phillips head to tighten up the arri rossette bracket screws. Careful not to strip them, the screws are pretty soft. Thanks again for sharing Brian

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Right on with the tip! Looking for a piece that doesn't wobble but I keep a backup one at home in case the wobble gets too out of control and the scews strip :)

Awesome!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tim!

I just recently got the BMPCC4K and almost completely copied this rig for my first build. I used it for a mostly run-and-gun documentary shoot. My thoughts: - The core of the rig (BMPCC4K; Atomos Shinobi; SmallRig full cage, SSD mount, cold shoe extender, top handle, HDMI and USB-C cable clamps, base plate with rod rail clamps, 8 inch CF 15mm rods, articulating monitor mount, V-mount battery) are all great. An amazing starting point for any rig that you can keep even if you change your build. - The handheld rig at the core of this is also great, but has one somewhat fatal yet unavoidable flaw: It makes the main screen basically unaccessible, which you need to be able to access for controlling some exposure and video settings, as well as controlling audio levels. This may not make a major difference for studio-type shoots, but for run-and-gun, it can be a nuisance at times. If you could scoot the battery back some, that would be great, but depending on your lens setup (I was shooting with a Laowa 17mm 1.8 MFT lens that is microscopic compared to Brian's Speed Booster and Sigma 18-35mm 1.8 setup), having the battery right up against the screen is the only way to have a balanced handheld rig. - Although the quick release mount is the best possible solution for switching between the handheld and the shoulder rig, it isn't exactly built for high speed run-and-gun situations. This is mostly because of the remounting of the monitor, which can feel like hours in high pressure shoots. Once again, totally fine for studio-type shoots, but for run-and-gun purposes, a better (and pretty comparably priced) option would be to mount the Shinobi with the SmallRig 1897 EVF bracket mount so you can switch systems with a little more ease. It also doesn't exactly fit well in a backpack, if that's of any concern for you. - The V-mount plate by SmallRig with the railblocks is a great cheaper option than many of the plates offered, but it automatically locks in the battery to the very back of your rod system - less than ideal if you're like me and would like to add something like a chest pad to the back to create a run-and-gun shoulder and handheld system. - If you're like me and use MFT lenses, get the Tilta Nucleus Nano for a follow focus system and you won't regret it. The focus ring for my Laowa 17mm is almost right up against the camera body, and this is the only system that can reach it. - Some other thoughts: Maybe this is just on my camera, but audio levels are extremely low when using a 3.5mm jack microphone. I used the VideoMicro and while I did get good audio on it, I had to have the gain cranked to 100% every time I shot (was also using it for nat sound, not just scratch audio). I have since purchased a mini XLR to XLR pack, a cold shoe shotgun microphone shock mount and a Rode NTG 2, which has given me much better audio. I also think, from my experiences shooting at high noon in the summer, you need a sun hood for you Shinobi. 8sinn makes a great cage - the Shinobi is super lightweight for some reason and it makes me nervous at times - that also comes with a sun hood for around $120. Much more useful IMO. This is otherwise a great setup, and for my first time rigging, I have to really thank Brian for providing this awesome tutorial. The video that came out of the BMPCC4K on my shoot was awesome as a result.

@curtisfranklin9303

4 жыл бұрын

@Edvard A The solution I've settled on, mostly because I've been exclusively shooting run and gun stuff, is just using the handheld rig as a shoulder rig as well. I got a hand strap to put on the right side of the camera, so whenever I need to be at eye level, I put my hand thru that, tuck the V-mount battery into the right side of my chest and tilt the monitor down a little bit. It works extremely well, especially when you don't have time to convert to a shoulder rig. I've also noticed it removes the "oooh, look" factor that the shoulder rig has to it - much more discreet with very similar results. I also am frequently in public spaces and on public transit with my rig and this breaks down much easier into a backpack to be completely unnoticeable. I probably wouldn't use this for a full day of shooting as a shoulder rig, but I know LanParte makes a good chest pad if you wanted the best of both worlds, but it is a little pricey (over $100 I believe). I'm fine with using the battery as my chest pad. I haven't tried the SmallRig 1897 mount for the monitor, but I think you could find a way to work. Plus, it would mount straight to this top handle if you slide it the other way around. My only concern would be all the cables sticking out from the camera - I have a USB-C, D-Tap, HDMI, mini XLR, 3.5mm (if using Rode Filmmaker kit) and headphones sticking out at any given time during a shoot - obstructing your view, but it would be worth a shot. Just need to find a way to maybe balance the right side of the camera since this would mount to left side of the handle. I also can't stress this enough - a sun hood for the Atomos Shinobi is a MUST. In broad daylight, it is near impossible to see anything on the screen. Hope this all helps.

Nice build, I particularly liked the position of your monitor.. but your follow focus was just inches from your face at eye level!!!

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Totally! I'm fine with it there but you can definitely check out the wireless options or switch sides, not too big of a bother personally however.

Ngl I clicked on it because your thumbnail made it seemed like the monitor was in front of the lens, but after viewing it, it made so much more sense lol

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Haha an inception setup I believe that would be called

@AD-lh3jk

3 жыл бұрын

Brian Durkee 😂 true

First of all you just earned a loyal sub :3 Second, how hard is it to follow focus while moving with this setup? Do you get some extra shake? And how is your channel still this small? You should have at least 800k subs! Keep up the good content 👍🏻

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Woo woo! Thank you so much, it just takes practice but it is totally doable! Now that I've been using it so much this past year it is weird using AF cameras and not having to worry about focus (although nice sometimes)

0:55 i liked that smile :)

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

:)

nice

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Awesome, awesome stuff! I love the results that you got with this.

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.

Hey Brian, exactly my rig, only that I my neewer follow focus broke after 5 minutes. I also use two sony npf 970 batteries on a v mount plate attached to the top of the camera cage, this is a cheap battery solution for me that runs me 3 hours continous shooting without problems. I don't need a top handle as I the shoulder rig allows me to just put the camera on the ground or carry on the shoulder. I use much shorter rods, because I already had them, but am thinking about keeping it this way. I just push the shoulder plate against my chest and use the cameras monitor. But probably will use my external monitor like you with longer rods just to give it a try.

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Right on! I dig that battery option and am a big fan of more affordable solutions, would love to see it if send a picture of it to me on IG @briandurkee

@seifenhasedreizehn4077

4 жыл бұрын

@@brian.durkee Okay man, I will send you a picture later today! :) The v-mount cheese plate is also from nice ryg I think.

@seifenhasedreizehn4077

4 жыл бұрын

@@brian.durkee message sent :)

Thank you so much. Could you suggest an alternative for SMALLRIG 15mm Rod Monitor Mount

Awesome rig with a nice center of gravity. The footage is rather wobbly given that it's all at 48 or 60 fps, how did your handling improve with experience and do you have any tips to stabilize?

Before i even started this video, i was immediately judging it lol, looking to see if you mention balance. You touched on it, but I’m still a bit skeptical of how the balance is. The most common rig setups I’ve seen everyone post about are all front heavy, and I’ve used rigs like that and it sucks. Using a properly balanced rig is huge for hours of use, and so far I’ve only seen one KZreadr emphasize it in their rig.

@spetsovich

4 жыл бұрын

yeah i think he needs to extend rods at the rear and attach one of those counterweights, or move his vmount battery setup there. Then he will achieve True Balance, :-) Another thought: isn't it cumbersome to use shoulder rigs when your subjects are different heights? NBA players vs little kids, how do you work around that?

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Sliding the V Mount and rig back a bit is the best way to achieve an ideal balance with this rig, and it can certainly be done! Shooting people of different heights is definitely tricky! I find myself doing splits almost when filming shorter people to be at a proper level, kids I normally crouch or go on my knees to film them, and NBA players will either be shot from a lower angle (unless on tip toes) or they just need to hire a taller videographer. :)

Great video, would this work for the BMPCC 6K Pro or any recommendations?

cool vid!!! you mentioned putting this on a gimbal, I would love to see how you get it on a gimbal with the cage and the rods and baseplate if thats your setup. im trying to do a gimbal setup

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! I take the rods and baseplate off and use the pieces in the handheld rig to mount the V Mount on the bottom of a Ronin S and the Monitor to that piece. Will make a video covering that! :)

@spetsovich

4 жыл бұрын

Just go bare cage with the SSD attached, lose the monitor too. Get a smallrig top handle with a nato mount, attach your monitor to the handle. Slides right off in seconds... The whole concept is similar to Russian dolls, or space rockets with multiple stages, lol.

@EddieAdamson

4 жыл бұрын

@@brian.durkee I'm looking to rig up a similar setup on a Ronin S with a V Mount and Shinobi mounted onto the gimbal. Would you be able to provide further info on how you did this? Would love to see how you went about setting it up!

Awesome video!! Do you happen to know if the Vid Atlantic filter will work with the Pocket Cinema Camera 6k EF?

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

I am not sure! haven't tried it with this

Nice rig! I'm building it for my 6k pro! I have a question, is the quick release plate compatible with arca swiss mount (dji rs2 type)? I have the smallrig 6k pro cage and it has a dji rs2 rail on the bottom so i want to use it.

Hey I love there setup i bought all the parts because of you i was wondering how i would fit this on a manfrotto tripod just the handheld setup of course

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Yup totally! I have it on a MeVideo Tripod mostly which isn't the beefiest and it works rad

Hey Brian, do you remember the name of the quick-release cold shoe mount you used for the nucleus nano?

Great work Brian. Your videos are always spot on. One question: the link you have to the Movo 18" rods leads to rods ranging from 8-14. Don't know if they no longer make the 18" but I'm sure someone does. Do you think the 14" would do the trick for this rig set up?

@huntercorbin7934

4 жыл бұрын

Plz answer this Brian!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Just saw this! noticed they did take th 18" ones off, I would reccomend finding some 18" ones if you can but if not 14" will be fine.

nice video, but how do you pull focus with the focus puller so close to the face?

So I’ve basically copied you rig and have been using it for a while(really love it), I notice your like the only person that uses the 15mm rod lens support with the sigma, i too use it. Would you say that it’s really important to have it or is just extra precautious. I only ask because the 15 mm rods and lens support are causing me some problems with the gimbal, I want it to work but I don’t want to put my sigma or speed booster at risk. I have the little meta bones part that connects the speed booster to the rig is, is that good enough or would you still recommend using the 15mm lens support, thanks

I can basically use this for the black magic 6K no problem? I also noticed your follow focus is literally beside your head. How do you focus and operate? Or is this why you get the wireless?

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Yup no problem! and It's just about perfect for me right there! Might seem a bit odd but I like that hand position and then it remains on the rig when handheld

Appreciate the inexpensive shoulder rig build. Have you found a way to position the battery in a way that doesn't block the monitor in the back? Love to offset that so I can change settings on the fly. Thanks!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

You could always flip it down or lay it flat but tbh it hasn't affected my shooting too much to the point where I've wanted to change it

Hi Bryan! Thanks so much for this video - it really inspired my set up! You mentioned Wireless Follow Focus Tilta Nucleus-Nano. How does this represent an added value in this setup? It seams to be much easier to access follow focus directly on the arms.

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

I did mention it but I personally like going with a cheaper manual one directly on the lens. I put this in the video as I know some people prefer to use a wireless system to have someone pull focus but I think the simpler the better :)

Video and rig design are great, but more importantly, where did you get your shirt? I love that look.

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks so much! $4 Walmart shirt I think fruit of the loom :)

素晴らしい！

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

:)

Nice !.. How do you find getting to the back screen to change camera settings ( Aperture , iso etc !)

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Not a problem! and if you want even more room you can always slide the battery back.

Hey Brian how long does it take to swap an Ef lens for another Ef lens, or worse Ef to m43

Definitely stealing the monitor mount idea

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Please do! That's the hope with these videos is that you can get some ideas.

Great video! I was curious to know which tripod(Manfrotto) are you using...and is your quick release plate(at the bottom of your BMPCC 4k - NOT the shoulder rails..) compatible with the Mafrotto 502 Fluid Head

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Using a mevideo globetrotter tripod! Very small, but yes that base plate should totally be compatible!

How would you focus if you’re shooting shallow depth of field on something like a documentary. Would one hand go off the grip? Will the footage be tilted because of uneven balance?

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, typically have one hand off of the grip then find a balance just by practicing so the footage is level with the horizon!

Good stuff. it is difficult get to the camera to start and stop recording when its up on your shoulder like that?

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Josh Kidd Films it is a bit out of the way! I havent found a better solution as of yet other than an Apple Watch app but even that doesn’t make it too much easier, if you find any ideas to help if love to hear them!

@tamaslehoczky

4 жыл бұрын

@@brian.durkee kzread.info/dash/bejne/aGuhyJauldbLfqw.html These guys are developing something cool for the handgrip ;)

Hi Brian, which vid Atlantic filter did you use? With neutral flares and bokeh? They have several options. Cheers

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Steve Kelly Film flares and bokeh! Figured it’d be fun to test that one out! But after using I might pick one up with just the Bokeh as the flaring can be a bit much in some scenarios

hey i have a couple questions the rosette arm extensions we will need two of them right? like the amazon link is only one? also the monitor mount isn't available on amazon so should i just go with the magic arm now?

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Correct, two of them! They are kind of pricey but unfortunately I couldn't find another option that I loved. However, you could get away without them and just use the leather handles and can always add the rosette arms on later. On a few shoots where I wanted a smaller footprint I used just the handles without the arms and got away fine, just fatigued slightly quicker with a tad less stability. As for the piece, here is a link to it on SMALLRIG's website www.smallrig.com/rodmount-4-to-mount-your-field-monitor-or-evf-1112.html or an alternative piece on amazon amzn.to/2B92F3w however, that Amazon piece has lower rating so might not be as good. The magic arm could totally work too! It is more affordable, I am just not a fan of how it gets knocked around easier.

Any suggestions on counterweights?

Does 16" or even 14" movo photo 15mm rods could do for the shoulder rig ? Also, Could I save money by purchasing only one Rosette arm+ handle since the left hand would be used for the follow focus ?

@brian.durkee

3 жыл бұрын

I think they totally could work! Just a bit shorter of a rig, and yes, totally, the two handles are just nice for when you need a super still shot

I'm currently in the process of getting my own BMCC and this rig seems great. One question I noticed you suggest neweer products. How has it stood up has it lost any durability?

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

So far it is still working just as good as the day I made this video!

Thanks Brian!got a lot of good ideas for my rig! However, I have a problem with the lense and the metabones (both are the same as the ones you present in the video), it is not posible to control the iris, how do you do it?? Help please!

@brian.durkee

4 жыл бұрын

Shoot! Maybe try updating the Metabones firmware! have you solved it?

@guanacaRo

4 жыл бұрын

Brian Durkee it starter working, don’t know what happened..anyway thanks!