TURN MIRRORLESS CAMERA into CINEMA CAMERA! | Build Your Cinema Rig
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WHAT'S UP PEEPS! Since we have been talking a lot about cinema rigs so I wanted to show you all how you can build a cinema rig out of ANY CAMERA. In this video, I use the Canon R6, but this is similar to my Z Cam E2-S6 build and my former Sony A7III build. Hope this helps and gives you a little guidance! Thank you all so much for watching!! REMEMBER TO LIKE, COMMENT, AND SUBSCRIBE! I appreciate you! Take care. - MD
Cinema Build DOWN BELOW:
Canon R6: amzn.to/3d4OuyR
SmallRig Cage for the R6: amzn.to/3ckqDMs
SmallRig Side Handle w/Cold Shoe: amzn.to/2PqlZ6O
SmallRig NATO Top Handle: amzn.to/3vY5ak9
SmallRig Baseplate for Rods: amzn.to/3vVW0Vs
NICEYRIG Quick Release Baseplate: amzn.to/3fiGkWn
SmallRig 15mm Carbon Fiber Rods (12 inches): amzn.to/3WVZFQY
SmallRig Lens Support: amzn.to/3lOK0R7
Camvate V Mount Adapter: amzn.to/3lOUgsk
REYTRIC 13400mAh V Mount Battery: amzn.to/3vWHkp3
Fotga Follow Focus: amzn.to/3szGzju
Atomos Ninja V: amzn.to/2P5Yi3K
Canon Dummy Battery: amzn.to/3cjRkAQ
Sony NP Dummy Battery for Monitors: amzn.to/2QDmBXg
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GEAR USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Canon R5: amzn.to/37fsGh0
Z Cam E2 S6: amzn.to/369nWdC
Sigma 35mm f/1.4 Art Lens: amzn.to/33jmKm9
Sigma 18-35mm f/1.4 Art Lens: amzn.to/33kDVE2
Sigma 24mm f/1.4 Art Lens: amzn.to/2JdRiP8
Atomos Ninja V: amzn.to/3l5MFUh
Canon R to EF Adapter: amzn.to/2tM8LGJ
Audio:
Shure MV7: amzn.to/30fBsZx
Rode Wireless GO: amzn.to/3btRpPh
Rode Lavalier GO amzn.to/2xSrTVc
Zoom H6: amzn.to/3fGRS46
Rode NTG4+: amzn.to/3o5GDoR
OTHER:
Monitor: Atomos Ninja V: amzn.to/2MjwLY8
Monitor 2 : amzn.to/322D2iF
LIGHTING OPTIONS:
Godox SL60W: amzn.to/2zvgagd
Godox VL150: amzn.to/3jQripv
Neewer 36" Softbox: amzn.to/3kJLZER
Neewer 35" Parabolic Portable Softbox: amzn.to/32kQm2b
Weeylite RGB Light: amzn.to/322AXmR
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0:00 Intro
1:55 1. Camera Body of Choice
2:13 2. Camera Cage
2:46 3. Add Lens and Adapters/Remove Battery
3:05 4. Baseplate with Rods
3:58 5. Side Handle
4:30 6. NATO Top Handle
5:00 7. Monitor of Choice
5:44 8. Add 15mm Rods
6:19 9. Add Matte Box
7:28 10. Insert Dummy Batteries
8:10 11. V Mount Battery
8:52 12. Camvate V Mount Adapter
10:03 13. Follow Focus System
10:26 14. Benefits of Cinema Rig
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This whole time I’ve been lifting weights at the gym to build my biceps. Little did I know all I had to do was build cinema rigs like my mans lookin’ all swol 💪🏼🤣
Just picked up an R6 and small rig! Can’t wait to build it all out! Thanks for all the equipment info!
This is a nice, no BS video on the freedom of building a rig snd how its up to you to determine what you want from your rig.
Excellent video Mario, thank you!
great content bro! keep grinding!
loved this...thanks mate
Loved this dude nice work!
This is one of the best videos I’ve seen on this topic, thanks man!
Most people don’t go into details about the names and functions of everything!
awesome video!!! thanks for sharing!!
Exactly what I was looking for. Great, content!
Glad it was helpful!
I love this guy. Thanks for the info!
Currently building out my EOS RP and came across your page! This is exactly what I needed to watch. Instant Subscribe!
great video, really learning a lot from you, thanks for taking out time to do this, appreciate the effort
Yoooo thank you Ace!!!
Great rundown!
love your delivery and and video quality mannn
This video is gold, and your personality is awesome man! I was surprised at the low subscriber count!! 😎
I appreciate that! Thank you Dylan! Slowly but surely this page will keep growing. And I am very patient considering the impact I hope to make on UA-cam.
Awesome, thanks!
Helped me tons to move to the next step
awesome rig and awesome video! Just started to rig out my a7iii but I'm pretty basic for now. Will add more soon 🔥
Love the room setup! Dope video! Going to get my rig setup.
Yoooo I appreciate that Ray!!
Excellent job! Very informative, I learned a lot. You da man!
Great video Mate🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Thanks for the great information
Awesome video with great tips on how to build a rig correctly! Would love to see a complete online course made by you 😉
Good stuff man good stuff
Great and informative video, I can feel the charisma through the screen :D
awesome vid man.
Wonderful information shared, thank you
Great video. Thanks.
Love the video bro! This is the kind of video I was looking for. A real easy breakdown of what to buy and why! I'll be using some of your affiliate links👍🏼
I'm glad you enjoyed bro! And I'm also happy it was helpful. Thank you for using the links. It's a small kickback I get, but I appreciate anything you all get through any of the links. I hope the links are helpful as that is the main purpose of having them below.
very cool rig up!👍🏻
Your setup, the organization of the video, being straight to the point, is awesome. Keep up the amazing work!
Maaaaan I appreciate that Tyler!!! Doing my best! More to come!! Thank you again!
BEST tutorials ever!
Yoooooo I appreciate that!!
I just discovered your channel and it is Electric!! Please keep up the Fantastic content
Good info! I'm about to build a rig for my Sony a7iii. Very informative
Excellent stuff man.
Much appreciated!
Thanks for showing vmount and talking about the voltage. I'd flip-out the Camera screen along with the Atomos in case you need quick access. Thanks again.
This is extremely helpful to someone new to this topic (lol ME)!!! Excellent!!
Really great video
Mario, this is a phenomenal video, my friend. SUBSCRIBED!
Thank you brooooo!!
Dope Video, using your set up for my rig thank you :)
Great video bro
Slapped a like on it in the first 10sec, 1min in and I'm happy I did.
Good vid Mario
Great setup, and great video overall! I would really love to see how fast could you go between the rig, handheld, AND on a gimbal, since many of us shoot mostly on a 'run-and-gun' situation, requiring setup changes on the fly. Also, would it be possible to set up a video transmitter on that rig? One other thing as well... your link for the battery doesn't work (not found on amazon). Maybe suggest an equivalent?
Bro, how do you not have more subscribers?? Your style and overall quality is high end! I love it! You Gained a new sub and hope to see your new stuff!
Great video bro! I was just looking into a cage for my R5 last night and now you upload this video. This must be a sign lol.
Haha I have a cage for every single camera I own
Nice!!
I got you boy. Im subscribing
Helpful bro
SUBSCRIBED!!!!!Love this! Never thought of 2 baseplates, My current cage allows me some room for my Gitzo monopod and connecting to my gimbal but it's tight and a pain. I'm only using a single rod on the side for my follow focus but might change that to allow for your suggestion of Mat box. Now for the bad... I gotta order more stuff lol :). Thanks for sharing a to the point and exceptional video!
bro DOPE studio!!!!
Thank you Alejandro!! I wanted to make it different than most of the UA-camrs I see online. I wanted a distinct "look" that would almost be a brand standard.
you are very underrated. i subbed :)
Dope vid my boy. Very hopeful for amateurs like myself lol ✊🏽
You got yourself another subscriber brother! I recently bought the R6 and a couple of lenses for it using money I’ve earned from my Canon SL2.💪
Great video man love the info and the color grading. How much filming time do you get with that battery running your R6 and monitor shooting in C-log 4k 24p?
Very nice and easy to follow video...thank you oh and also id love to see on your right how to build my own lens shelf..could u please show us a closer look. Thats so cool..id love to build one in my room too..
Just a quick thanks!
Good video fam, appreciate it...!
Thank you broooo!
Jezus Kriste, the audio🤤. That mic and editing on it sheesh🙆🏾♂️🦽
No omelets with your camera, lol. Love your energy but I’ll have to rewatch the video to catch all the information you shared (oh darn! I’ll have to watch again 😊)
Yess yes yeeeeeeeeesssss Loved the video my guy... just gotta click that subscribe button.... DONE
Great video! If I went with the RF-EF variable ND adapter, would it be accessible enough on your rig? I own both types of adapters, but I was just curious if you might know. Thanks! Subscribed!
Thank you for sharing! Highly appreciated! :-) But how do you handle the fan noise of the Ninja V? - This is the issue I have most trouble with. :-/
Great setup! Do you have any alternatives to the v mount battery from the video? I guess they don't sell that one anymore.
I never comment but ur a G
Great, vid bro. Very smooth. What hard drive are you using with your Ninja V?
I appreciate bro! I always use the Angelbird SSDs. They are very fast and reliable!
Nice video my bro, what are those lights in the background? They're fire.
Oh man it’s a number of them. RGB Floor lamps (search on Amazon), LIFX light beam on the wall, and Aputure B7C in the lamps
Mario, I’m a little overwhelmed with trying to pick my parts for a run n’ gun rig for my EOS R to use to get some B-Roll footage of my kid playing baseball. Think like dugout and team/coach sideline interactions. Would like your thoughts on some parts to build my rig.
*Dude knows more than the sales people at BestBuy*
Hahahaha! I'll take that as a huge compliment!
Love this real talk!! Quick dummy question…do you have an adapter for the dummy battery in the r5? For the power cable. Literally bought everything on your list and trying to set it up as I type lol
Haha amazing!! Thank you for watching and supporting the channel! Now for the dummy battery. One side of the battery is shaped like the Canon battery. The other side is typically D-Tap, which is specifically powered by most V-Mount batteries. V-Mount batteries have a D-Tap port that provides power to the dummy battery in the camera. Hope that makes sense!
Can you do a how to connecting your quick release and regular small rig base plate ?
Great video! I'm having trouble finding accessories for my EOS R Cage Setup. I have a Ninja V and cannot get it to be stable enough and not move on my glidecam.
As a person that has very little experience with a Glidecam, it’s hard to say. But what I would do is attach a magic arm to the side of the glidecam and put the monitor there
Hi Mario! I purchased a plate which only has 12v output. But I use 7.4V DC cable out to a dummy battery, is it gonna be okay?
Thank you for sharing your tips!
Hey man, I just wanna say that you can power the R6 and R5 over Usb-C, just like the Sony ones! No, not just charging, but also powering. All you need is a charger or battery with Usb-C PD function!
No omelettes with your camera 😂🤣🤣
Good one! 🔥🔥
Haha!! Hey man, some cameras get warm in your hands! 😂
can i use the d-tap to my sony a73 through the 14v output , or will it fry the camera
Great video! Can I ask? What kind of vertical lights you have going on back there for your fill light? Thanks in advance
They are actually just RGB lamps that you can get on Amazon easily now. When I got them, I had to get them special ordered. But now, they are easy to find. Here's a link: amzn.to/3xeuRfJ
You can search "rgb floor lamp" on Amazon and find other brands too.
@@mariodevon_ I Appreciate you!
What do you do for work?
What kinda lens did you put on the camera? (Idk much about cinema lenses for canon cameras)
Very nice and detailed vid. I have one main concern though. I keep hearing from time to time that powering any mirrorless camera via D-Tap will fry the camera. What's your say on the matter?
Well the D Tap is for the monitor. DC Power for the camera
My brother I just subscribed to your page an I also hit that Notification bell as well. You help me make my first rig for the EOS R. Thank you!!
Yoooo thanks so much for the sub Alex!!! Rig it out bro!! And if you can, add that Atomos Ninja V for the sweet 10-bit goodness!
dope video man just found out about your channel, ama hit you up with a sub
One doubt : How can I shoot vertical videos(mostly Instagram Reels) handheld with a cage setup? Is it possible to mount the top handle in the side?
Is there any alternative way to start recording without pushing the record button? Can the EOS R start recording with the shutter button?
What Up King! Great Video to ME. I just got my R6 with the intentions of Trickin it out. Q: The Base Plate which you linked in the description says for Sony & GH5 compatible. Do I ignore it & get it because it works for your Rig? Because I’m purchasing everything you listed for the Camera Set Up except for the items I already have: Monitor “Atomos Shinobi” Tilta Matte Box, Separate Audio “Lava Mics/NTG3”, Video Transmitter 400s & Dummy Batteries.
I know you're loving the R6! Apologies for my delay! i will tell you that most Base Plates are universal. They are not fitted specifically for cameras, but can be fitted for cage brands like SmallRig or Tilta. Hopefully you got the Base Plate already!!
I dont really understand how the variable nd-filter is supposed to work with the matte box on. can you explain to me how the matte box is not rotating with the nd filter?
thanks for the wonderful video but i have a question...its it SAFE to connect all your devices on one D-TAP splitter.. my V-mount battery has just one D-TAP slot and i got a splitter to be able to connect other devices .. please advice me
The splitter is a reliable source for sure. But still be mindful of the voltage
An Omelet with my camera DOES sound delicious.
Brother Mario Should I use this cinema rig with my Gimbal. Your videos really help me with my CanonEOSM50 in process of shooting my independent horror film. Inshallah, Peace and Power Brother
Thanks for your video, I am just waiting for my mail to bring me a V-mount battery, and I was not aware that the 12v is too much. I double-checked, and it comes with 3 output 8.4V is the minimum. It doesn't have 7.2. Is 8.4v OK for my camera? Thanks a lot!
Hi!! If you are using a modern V Mount battery, most of them come with USB A or USB C. So just use USB cable if your camera takes USB power delivery. If you’re using a dummy battery, then 8.4V should be fine. But I HIGHLY recommend USB power. I’ll make an updated video soon as this video is outdated for what new V Mount Batteries are capable of. Thank you for the question!
@@mariodevon_ Yes, i am planning on using a dummy battery which i checked and it has written 8.4v
I am looking forward to your update
Hi, can you tell me if atomos shinobi 5" monitor works fine with canon eos m5 and m6. Thanks alot 🙂
Any monitor works! Shinobi is a solid choice if you don’t need the Ninja V’s recording
@@mariodevon_ hi ... 👋 thank you, I bought shinobi 5" sadly there are no connecting cables or mount included however they added power adapter for not much use 🙂, I am happy with quality overall, it works fine but I don't have access to my camera screen and 'Q'uick option 🤏. Thanks again 🤝
Will this baseplate work on a eos r?
Yep!! It will work with any camera with 1/4 thread at the bottom
These are the 12 inch rods correct? The link in the bio says its the 16" black rods but in the video you have the carbon fiber rods which are only made up to 12"
Apologies for that! I'll update the description but here you go! SmallRig 15mm Carbon Fiber Rods (12 inches): amzn.to/3WVZFQY
@@mariodevon_ Ok I just wanted to make sure cause I ordered the 16 inch after seeing this and then saw some other videos and they were all 8-12" rods, thank you!
Do you have a license for those guns? Haha 🤙
My V-mount mount has an 8V port, not a 7.2V port. In my case, should I use the 5V or the 8V port?
Try out the 5V first. See if it will power the camera. If 5V isn’t enough, I would research if 8V is too much for a camera. Over 10V for sure is too much for a camera. Hope this helps!!
@@mariodevon_ Yes! Thank You!
7.2v for the camera, is it 7.2v or 12v for the Ninja V?
Yes! I would recommend a new V Mount that also features USB C
I'm a amateur film maker and I need a cinema rig but I'm on a really tight budget.... what should I do???
My best advice is to focus on shooting. You just started. You don't need a cinema rig. What you need is time to grow your craft. Be patient and use what you got now. Don't worry about future gear. Just do what you can with what you have. Good luck!!!
@@mariodevon_ best advice to give!
What was your final cost to build this Camera rig?
Hi Randy, I honestly couldn't tell you lol. These are pieces I've collected over time. But my initial cost for my first build WITHOUT the V Mount was about $400. Most builds can range from $300+ depending on what you need.
Great video but power is not measured in Volts :)