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Redrock Micto DSLR Cinema Bundle Help/Tutorial?

 
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Apr 21, 2011 22:16 |  #1

Hi,

Can anybody guide me where I can find some tutorial or video to use the Redrock Micro DSLR cinema bundle. I will be using them in a wedding this weekend and am going to rent one. I have not used redrock before.

Anybody can also guide me can I use bigger lenses like 200 f2.0 on cinema bundle?




  
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Apr 22, 2011 15:55 |  #2

Nothing on Youtube or Vimeo?


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Apr 22, 2011 23:27 |  #3

Nothing on youtube and vimeo. I have searched a lot but to no avail.




  
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Apr 23, 2011 05:15 |  #4

Johnyjohn wrote in post #12275939 (external link)
Nothing on youtube and vimeo. I have searched a lot but to no avail.

Really...

http://www.youtube.com …ock+micro&aq=0&​oq=redrock (external link)+

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Apr 23, 2011 09:39 |  #5

the only thing that may be completely alien is the follow-focus. everything else is just a support for the camera. everything is designed around cinema industry-standard 15mm rods... adjust scale and size by turning those little blue knobs and sliding things around on the rods.

with the follow-focus, you simply attach the appropriate gear ring to your lens (based on diameter), slide the follow focus so that the little gear on the follow focus lines up with lens gear, turn the knob, and you have a dramatically more comfortable way to manually focus.

i've owned a lot of stuff by them in the past, but sold most of it off when the hdslr revolution happened (they were one of the earliest companies experimenting with shallow DOF adapters for small-sensor video cameras). i do have a couple of parts left, including their follow-focus.


  
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