Yeah, I use a d tap cable for the monitor time to time. Wanted to go for cleaner build for this video! Also, the sigma is very heavy ahaha. It was tilting because I put the plate near the back to give more balancing option on the tripod.
does a matte box realy push the quality in any point? im realy not sure about it, serious question, i use my FX30 only in one and the same position and in the same studio. The key light is on the left side from the camera.
Matte box is nice when you want to stack filters. For example, you can stack a ndfilter with cpl to reduce reflections and glare to get those "netflix" quality car shots. In a locked environment, nd and matte box are not necessary. However, if you do have some lens flare or light strokes you want to remove, the matte box does help. Hope this answers!
Lovely compact build, but looks pretty front heavy. Maybe lose some weight from the front by dropping the monitor batteries and running off Dtap
Yeah, I use a d tap cable for the monitor time to time. Wanted to go for cleaner build for this video!
Also, the sigma is very heavy ahaha. It was tilting because I put the plate near the back to give more balancing option on the tripod.
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This is the hustlers rig man haha. Ive got basically the same thing for my s5IIx. Excellently done
@@e.adeloye Nice! Rigid Pro seems to be feeling in the gap nicely!
What did you mount between the 95w battery and your camera? Also, where do you get that handle, thats awesome.
I took 2 nato rail handles from Magic rig, attached using 3/8 to 1/4 inch screw adapter! Thanks for watching!
It's called Cineback, from dslr video shooter
How do you like the Moman v mount battery? Have you tried other brands?
It's solid! It's not fancy, it doesn't have usb c or barrel jacks.
Small rig or Neewer makes solid v mounts with USB C PD!
Price is solid as well
does a matte box realy push the quality in any point? im realy not sure about it, serious question, i use my FX30 only in one and the same position and in the same studio. The key light is on the left side from the camera.
Matte box is nice when you want to stack filters. For example, you can stack a ndfilter with cpl to reduce reflections and glare to get those "netflix" quality car shots.
In a locked environment, nd and matte box are not necessary. However, if you do have some lens flare or light strokes you want to remove, the matte box does help.
Hope this answers!
You can also use grids and other flags to reduce the light from flaring or if you have unwanted light leak.
what top handle are you using?
@@1imanni1 it's 2 nato rail handles from niceyrig/small rig. I have it attached with a 1/4 screw