my shoudler rig

nice

Do the doors blocking your microphone reduce its effectiveness? Just curios.

Looks neat.

theoretically yes, but i haevnt really seen a problem

.....it almost looks like a weapon!

if you can afford it, I HIGHLY recommend Redrock Micro or possibly Zacuto(priced too high for what you get)... I like Redrock better for some and Zacuto for others.

Here's a link to what I'm currently using, sorry its to the websales portal - I don't have my personal gear filmed or pictured anywhere really... and I have the shoulder gear below http://shopping.netsui​te.com …a3z0?c=472981&i​t=A&id=591

redrock was my first choice
but they dont ship to military overseas, so i boycott them

looks really nice!

only complaint for me would be the 1st AC would have a hard time pulling focus without having the monitor on his side of the ring. But if you don't have a 1st AC than it doesn't matter at all haha. But other than that looks like a solid rig, would love to have one myself.

its just me!

Well then try out Zacuto, the pricing is about double for a similar rig and I think they send world wide. Plus I could never get by without their Z-finder on shoots and reviewing.

Jealousy here

nduralt wrote in post #9850364
Well then try out Zacuto, the pricing is about double for a similar rig and I think they send world wide. Plus I could never get by without their Z-finder on shoots and reviewing.

yeah, their pricing, a little high.
i dont get paid alot to do this just yet. made about 450.00 on a one day shoot so far, and 200 on another half day.
almost broke even on my current setup.

Awesome rig....currently getting set-up list together and your post has helped me decide a little easier.

A couple of questions for you:
1) Why did you choose the smx10 over the Rode mic?
2) Is there a difference of the Matte Box from Indi and Sin City ?

I appreciate your help in advance.


BTW....are the JDM wheels for sale

Shoulder rig? Are you sure that the rims in picture 1 are not for snow tires for the tripod? Helped a PBS nature photographer once get his hiking pack onto his back. 80 lbs plus the 10 lb tripod he used as a hiking stick. Oh to be young and strong..

that looks SWEEEET