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I just put a nato rail on to clamp it to

@@ScottBell thank you so much

Cheers, thanks for watching. It's a smallrig NATO evf mount

Awesome to hear, thanks for watching!

Awesome, same here!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

You can use them independently of one another.

Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks for watching Ryan, glad it was helpful! Absolutely love this software, cool to hear you are using it as well.

Yeah I tried the free version for a while and saw the value. As I started to add it into more productions I went full version really quick so I didn't feel limited in what I could put there. And I totally agree, the way you can organize things in the way your brain works really helps keep me in one platform for all my preproduction needs. Thanks for watching!

Each battery is 142Wh so you'll have to check with your airline. Most will allow you to take 2 batteries over 100 Wh but it's up to the airport security agent.

Cheers, thanks a lot for checking out my work!

hahah the magic of a special metal support :)

Thanks a lot, glad to hear it's helpful! Appreciate you checking out what I'm making.

Thanks for watching. Each video is it's own beast to edit. Some projects take a few days others take months.

Hey, when I do drone shots or cable camera I will mount a microphone on the bike and record a separate take of the action with audio only. Prices to produce projects like this vary widely depending on the scale and scope from $5k-150k.

@@ScottBell Hey, thanks for the answer. I saw that while watching your videos on the film for Marine with Mark. It's a good idea, the illusion work well. Ok, 150k seems huge, but I guess is for filmmaking company that have big clients. Also, how many are you paid to make a film like the Marine one? (or if you prefer: what is the average cost for a mtb rider/company to create a short mtb film?) Thanks, your channel is very valuable, thanks for your videos!

@@Tibiscuit_OW2 The numbers I provided before are the rates I have charged for various projects.

@@ScottBell Oh okay my bad. Then we’ll play and good work! Indeed didn’t think the range was that wide

Hey, thanks for watching. The link is in the video description to the cable I'm using from Tilta. You also need to make sure you update the firmware on the Nano ii. Hope that helps.

@@ScottBell Hi again, thanks for the quick answer! Sorry, still a little confused, your video and the link show different products. Long story short: Where does the cable connect on the C70? Does it go into the USB-C port, or the "remote" port?

@@Fotoschmied Ah I see why you are confused. There is no way for me to directly link to the USB-C version on their site, but click the USB-C option from the link and it will be the correct one as far as I know. USB-C to USB-C, not USB-C to remote. Hope that helps.

@@ScottBell Very helpful, you cured my confusion 😀 Of course this specific cable isn't available here in good old germany, so now I have to wait for the import... Anyway, thanks a lot! This will definitely make a difference for me. 👍

@@ScottBell I'm sorry to bother you again, but I'm stuck and seem to be completely lost. I finally managed to get the cable, it's connected to the motor, the motor is powered from a powerbank, the firmware of the handle is updated to the latest available version 1.23, but whatever I do, I cannot get start/stop working. Remote is enabled in the C70, it's working just fine on my DJI RS3 Pro, so I must have missed something absolutely simple and stupid, and I cannot figure it out. Also tried to connect the cable directly to the handle, this also doesn't do anything. I HOPE I just missed something...

tilta.com/shop/usb-c-run-stop-cable/?aff=Scott%40scottbellvisuals.com

I would assume so

@@ScottBell The back ports seem to be AC, and DC only. No USB C. I been looking for a small 60000mAh power bank with an AC outlet that can be charged via USB C. So far, no luck.

@@musashi-san____1409 I charge it via a USB C plug every time. Granted it from a wall plugin but it's a USB C connection.

@@ScottBell Ok. Thank you so much.

Thank you for watching :)

Haha thanks, keep at it, you'll get there!

Thanks for watching, glad to help. My cables are from Alvin's Cables.

You could totally do that and actually have started doing that on some projects with the Deity Theos system.

I'm not sure what device you are asking about.

For example, in the 5:30 minute shot, you record it at 24 fps. My question is: why do you record it at 24 and not 60?

@@bestchl I knew the entire piece was going to be played back at real time so there was no need to shoot higher frame rates for slow motion.

I understand, I thank you for your prompt response and congratulate you on your content. I'm amazed

Thanks for watching. Really glad you found this helpful!

Hey, that's awesome. The 25-70 is a great lens to start with. Might consider a 70-200 down the line. I have a video on my channel about shooting a raw mountain bike video that shows how I go about capturing some of the audio. A lot is just with my shotgun mic mounted on the camera though. You could potentially strap a rode wireless pro on the bike but you'd have to test it out, never tried it myself. Get it as close to the ground as you can to get good dirt sounds. Good luck!

Awesome!

Thanks a lot for watching!

Cheers, thanks for watching. Glad it helped you out.

Hey, thanks for watching. Are you using the run/stop cable that came with the Nano II or did you buy the one I have linked in the description? It will not work with the one that comes with the Nano II.

@@ScottBell thanks for the reply! I was using the cable you had linked but I got it to work by updating the Nucleus motor firmware.

@@eriksmith2271 Glad you solved it!

Glad you enjoyed the video. Good luck with your rig!

Thanks for watching. Unfortunately AF in the C70 is pretty lack luster compared to the rest of Canon's stuff. It helps a bit but you just can't rely on it.

Happy to help. Thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed it. Had a great time playing a bit more.

Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks so much. It was a challenging but really rewarding process by the end of it.

Cheers, thanks for watching. The cable I use is from Alvin's cables, it's nice and compact.

Cheers, thanks a lot for watching. Glad it was helpful!

Cheers, thanks a lot for watching!

Thanks for checking it out. Definitely a fun little camera.

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!

Cheers, thanks for watching, glad it's getting you stoked up! Yup, preset focus, deep focal plane, and maintain a consistent distance from the rider and you don't need to have a follow focus. Good luck!

Nice to hear from you Laurie, glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for the kind words :)

I'm not sure, you'd have to test

Thanks for watching. It connects via the 3.5mm mic plug. You can see it in the video at 00:52.

Cheers, thanks for watching. Sorry it took me a bit to reply, was waiting to hear from Tilta to make sure I refered you to the correct cable. tilta.com/shop/usb-c-run-stop-cable/?aff=Scott@scottbellvisuals.com

@@ScottBellthank you 😊

thanks for watching!

Cheers, thanks for watching. Definitely looking to work some actors soon!

Thanks so much Sara. Appreciate you watched and the kind words :)