would there be a way to maybe make the vest into a belt like attachment similar to the title float and have that arm come from the side instead of the front ? is that sliding plate that goes into the vest arca ? I'm looking for something where I can attach the thanos SE arm, to the tilta float waist strap
Great video. I just picked this item up today. I'm thinking it may be a faulty model... No matter how loose I make the 2 knobs on the arm, both segments still point upward. I can push them down with some force, but then they pop right back up. Am I doing something wrong, or does it sound like I may have gotten a dud and need to return?
Did you think about purchasing the Thanos Pro C3 at all? I'm trying to decide between the SE and that one. It looks like the Pro supports between 5.5 and 19 Lbs. This one is slightly lower at between 4 and 17 lbs. The arm on the Pro C3 looks so much bigger and bulkier though. It's only $50 more, so not really a question of the money. Let me know if you have any input. I'd probably be rigging a 5" monitor somewhere. Any other vest and arm system you like? Thank you for sharing all your knowledge.
Thanos SE is only product from their brand that I have. It's very hard to recommend someone a prodi without knowing what they going to use it for and how they going to use it..
I see some with the extra clips on the chest of the vest. Is the difference just those extra clips? Or is a different version of the thanos se ? I see B&H has the one without and Amazon has the one with
Я ждал что у тебя появится это устройство, оно действительно удобное, жилет по удобней будет чем у тилты флоат. Не думал не думал маятник от тилты флоат прицепить на этот танос ?
@@camerariggingmods9667 жаль, а то жилет крутой, а функционал слабый. Значит надо брать ручку от тилты и переделывать её под крепление для таноса. И тогда будет идеальное устройство )
very useful video ...jsut one question. where or how can I find a tripod ball or whatever is its name that you show in the video to make the tilt easier.? thanks
Yo Matt! I loved the video. I’m trying to copy your RS3 setup at 5:30. HOWEVER, I got sucked in by the “Thanos Pro II Limited” specs for weight and price. Do you think I can still accomplish the same setup even though Pro II Limited arm comes from the side where as SE is front chest mounted? I would love to hear your thoughts! Thanks.
The Pro 2 will actually probably give you more stable than this will, since you can attach counterweights to the bottom. But you won't have any low-to-high shot capability or tilt capability on the stabilizer rather of the gimbal - it's a much more traditional normal Steadicam-type setup.
My friend, is it too crazy to ask you could I use this setup for a longer, 2-3h long forest hiking video? Would Thanos, a regular DSLR and a Ronin SC be too heavy? Great video, much appreciated!
@@camerariggingmods9667 Amazing! Do you think its possible to walk/hike long distances with it? For example 2h, forest walk? Or would it be too complicated?
@@camerariggingmods9667 Can I ask how you attached the Tilta Advanced Ring to the Thanos SE arm? I may try it. I don't need to wear it for extended periods of time, so comfort is secondary. I shoot real estate videos. My primary need is to have the ring held up and balanced so I can adjust white balance and exposure for each individual room in a house. An EasyRig or Tilta Float seems a bit dangerous inside a house. Have you used an EasyRig or Float in tight spaces? Are they usable?
Hi. Thanks for this revue. I just had the Rs3 and the Thanos SE. I’m little confuse how ton put the gimbal in the arm . Witch way ? Seems for me that I have to twist it to 90 degres if I want the gimbal to be straight align with the arm. Just in the middle to get the opportunity to pan right and left easily. But do do on this way , I have to put on a way ( form the the Ronin ) and after twist it to align . Seems not intuitive . Maybe I’m doing in the wrong way . If your can please détails how you put it the Rs3 correctly and fixe in the Arm of the Thanos SE it will be very helpful . Thanks again for your help !
All manufactures would be doing themselve a favor if they would pay you to push existing and prototype products to be tested and adapted not excluding actual cameras mic media and editing hardware for adaptation design compatibilities and instructions. Thank you
Welcome. I would explain in detail just appriciate your hard work to keep all our equiptment upgrading wo replacing w another egosystem wich is still going to have you scrambling to see how we can make it WORK when we get there and keepin it real n backwards compatible if that sums it up.
Would you still recommend the Thanos-SE? Is it still in good conditions in terms of durability? I got the Rs3 Pro, the blackmagic 6k pro and the Sigma 18-35. Should i either pick the Thanos-SE or the Thanos Pro C 3II ? (it’s a kit with only the vest and the arm of the Thanos pro II + a tilt adapter for gimbal use included). Thank you for this video!
I absolutely recommend this rig because it is so tiny and it's so powerful. You literally can wear it all day. Only thing you need to remember it limits your movements to how high and how low you can go with it, also you can only choose One direction with the holding bracket, you can either have it swinging side to side or forward and back like a tilt, it does create a little bit of hip moment but with a little bit of practice you will manage that and maybe some gimbal settings, but is a general support for weddings and any events to be honest where you got to be on the move in a tight places it is absolutely phenomenal.
@@camerariggingmods9667 thank you for your answer! What do you think about the thanos pro c3II (the thanos pro II vest and arm and a gimbal tilt adapter in one kit) Thanos Pro C3II 899 Euros Thanos SE 599 Euros Would you still pick the Thanos SE? Thanos SE 2-8 Kg - PL Thanos Pro C3II 5-12 Kg - PL My setup is around 4kg The C3II is more like a Steadicam and seems to have better quality and would be more future proof.
@@jjj8524 If you looking for something future proof I definitely would go with c3ii or even some other good brands. I personally use Tilta Floar and LAING M30
Which would you recommend, this or the tilta float dual handle gimbal support? Tilta is more expensive but I’m looking more at ease of use and convenience
@@camerariggingmods9667 95% of my work is real estate, doing 6-10 listings a day, I have the tilta dual handle power supply handle for rs2 but after 5 Listings I’m pretty tired. So looking at this or tilta version. I go from house to house, so quick easy setup with helping with camera load and something that will not get too much in the way
@@ragged9242 go with the THANOS SE. I do real estate my self and using Tilta float would create potential hazard, the arm sticks out to the side and can hit something meanwhile the Thanos SE is centered in front of you so it will be much safer.
brooooo the handheld setup on it though!!!! You killed the game with that.
Haha thanks fam!!!
@@camerariggingmods9667 what's the piece with the 2 handles called? and where can.i find it?
Absolutely amazing method, I loved it! Thank you man!
Bro,it is great to see so many different usage! Thanks bro
Nice Rig and cool handle idea! I think I’ll try it out with my rig✌🏻🙏🏻🔥
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Thank you for the in depth tutorial. It’s super annoying when people do videos without showing how to control the gimbal as well.
👊
Great video
Thanks
Salut, comment s’appelle la rotule boule que tu as stp afin de voir si j’en trouve une en France merci pour ta réponse
would there be a way to maybe make the vest into a belt like attachment similar to the title float and have that arm come from the side instead of the front ? is that sliding plate that goes into the vest arca ? I'm looking for something where I can attach the thanos SE arm, to the tilta float waist strap
Great job!
Oh thank you thank you
Great review
Thank you
Great video. I just picked this item up today. I'm thinking it may be a faulty model... No matter how loose I make the 2 knobs on the arm, both segments still point upward. I can push them down with some force, but then they pop right back up. Am I doing something wrong, or does it sound like I may have gotten a dud and need to return?
Did you think about purchasing the Thanos Pro C3 at all? I'm trying to decide between the SE and that one. It looks like the Pro supports between 5.5 and 19 Lbs. This one is slightly lower at between 4 and 17 lbs. The arm on the Pro C3 looks so much bigger and bulkier though. It's only $50 more, so not really a question of the money. Let me know if you have any input. I'd probably be rigging a 5" monitor somewhere. Any other vest and arm system you like?
Thank you for sharing all your knowledge.
Thanos SE is only product from their brand that I have. It's very hard to recommend someone a prodi without knowing what they going to use it for and how they going to use it..
I see some with the extra clips on the chest of the vest. Is the difference just those extra clips? Or is a different version of the thanos se ? I see B&H has the one without and Amazon has the one with
I have an old version the new one probably more advanced
Hey Dude, awesome vid! What’s the ball head you use on the base of the handheld setup? A link would be great if you could!
Thanks again :)
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Thanks dude!
mine didnt come with a round base plate, do you have any suggestions for an alternative?
great vid, it will be better you provide the actual footage from this setup as well : )
great setup and video... what is up with that music though...
Я ждал что у тебя появится это устройство, оно действительно удобное, жилет по удобней будет чем у тилты флоат. Не думал не думал маятник от тилты флоат прицепить на этот танос ?
Какой маятник?
@@camerariggingmods9667 я имею в виду палку от тилты флоат.
@@DenA-sd3fi можно но толку нету. Рука слишком короткая.
@@camerariggingmods9667 жаль, а то жилет крутой, а функционал слабый. Значит надо брать ручку от тилты и переделывать её под крепление для таноса. И тогда будет идеальное устройство )
very useful video ...jsut one question. where or how can I find a tripod ball or whatever is its name that you show in the video to make the tilt easier.? thanks
It's called Leofoto mh-60
Yo Matt! I loved the video. I’m trying to copy your RS3 setup at 5:30. HOWEVER, I got sucked in by the “Thanos Pro II Limited” specs for weight and price. Do you think I can still accomplish the same setup even though Pro II Limited arm comes from the side where as SE is front chest mounted? I would love to hear your thoughts! Thanks.
The Pro 2 will actually probably give you more stable than this will, since you can attach counterweights to the bottom. But you won't have any low-to-high shot capability or tilt capability on the stabilizer rather of the gimbal - it's a much more traditional normal Steadicam-type setup.
My friend, is it too crazy to ask you could I use this setup for a longer, 2-3h long forest hiking video? Would Thanos, a regular DSLR and a Ronin SC be too heavy? Great video, much appreciated!
This thing can hold 8kg. I actually was just using it right now and in holding huge set up on it. It's bad ass
@@camerariggingmods9667 Amazing! Do you think its possible to walk/hike long distances with it? For example 2h, forest walk? Or would it be too complicated?
@@sineast you can hike in it all day
Would you recommend this or the Tilta Float, especially for „no gimbal shooting“?
If you want to use simple handheld and you don't require much movement definitely go with Thanos
@@camerariggingmods9667 Thank you for your quick feedback man! Is it due to the price difference or build quality?
Thanks for the great videos. Have you ever considered attaching the Tilta Advanced Ring to the Thanos SE? Is it possible? Is it practical?
I tried but it's not comfortable
@@camerariggingmods9667 Can I ask how you attached the Tilta Advanced Ring to the Thanos SE arm? I may try it. I don't need to wear it for extended periods of time, so comfort is secondary. I shoot real estate videos. My primary need is to have the ring held up and balanced so I can adjust white balance and exposure for each individual room in a house. An EasyRig or Tilta Float seems a bit dangerous inside a house. Have you used an EasyRig or Float in tight spaces? Are they usable?
Hi. Thanks for this revue. I just had the Rs3 and the Thanos SE. I’m little confuse how ton put the gimbal in the arm . Witch way ? Seems for me that I have to twist it to 90 degres if I want the gimbal to be straight align with the arm. Just in the middle to get the opportunity to pan right and left easily. But do do on this way , I have to put on a way ( form the the Ronin ) and after twist it to align . Seems not intuitive . Maybe I’m doing in the wrong way . If your can please détails how you put it the Rs3 correctly and fixe in the Arm of the Thanos SE it will be very helpful . Thanks again for your help !
Hey buddy can you please join our group on Facebook or message me @Vaho Mat so I can send you little video.
All manufactures would be doing themselve a favor if they would pay you to push existing and prototype products to be tested and adapted not excluding actual cameras mic media and editing hardware for adaptation design compatibilities and instructions. Thank you
Wow thank you brother ❤️
Welcome. I would explain in detail just appriciate your hard work to keep all our equiptment upgrading wo replacing w another egosystem wich is still going to have you scrambling to see how we can make it WORK when we get there and keepin it real n backwards compatible if that sums it up.
How high can you rise the camera with the Thanos se?
Would you still recommend the Thanos-SE? Is it still in good conditions in terms of durability?
I got the Rs3 Pro, the blackmagic 6k pro and the Sigma 18-35.
Should i either pick the Thanos-SE or the Thanos Pro C 3II ? (it’s a kit with only the vest and the arm of the Thanos pro II + a tilt adapter for gimbal use included).
Thank you for this video!
I absolutely recommend this rig because it is so tiny and it's so powerful. You literally can wear it all day. Only thing you need to remember it limits your movements to how high and how low you can go with it, also you can only choose One direction with the holding bracket, you can either have it swinging side to side or forward and back like a tilt, it does create a little bit of hip moment but with a little bit of practice you will manage that and maybe some gimbal settings, but is a general support for weddings and any events to be honest where you got to be on the move in a tight places it is absolutely phenomenal.
@@camerariggingmods9667 thank you for your answer!
What do you think about the thanos pro c3II (the thanos pro II vest and arm and a gimbal tilt adapter in one kit)
Thanos Pro C3II 899 Euros
Thanos SE 599 Euros
Would you still pick the Thanos SE?
Thanos SE 2-8 Kg - PL
Thanos Pro C3II 5-12 Kg - PL
My setup is around 4kg
The C3II is more like a Steadicam and seems to have better quality and would be more future proof.
@@jjj8524 If you looking for something future proof I definitely would go with c3ii or even some other good brands. I personally use Tilta Floar and LAING M30
Amazing video thank you for sharing where can I get the bracket and handle for the Dji gimbal ?
It should be in the description. If not let me know exactly what you're looking for
The tripod that goes on the Dji gimbal and the bracket where you install the tripod to use it as a handle
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What's the con of using the handle the way you have it? I think it's smart but I want to double check the cons.
Takes a little bit of practice to get use to it. And you limited on your up and down movement with current arm
Ah got it. Not too bad. Thought it would be the arm might brake but if that’s not a con, i like your way
What’s then name of the Side handle you’re using ? The one that goes into the thanos
It's leofoto mh-60 and smallrig 3/8 trypod legs
Which would you recommend, this or the tilta float dual handle gimbal support? Tilta is more expensive but I’m looking more at ease of use and convenience
How much flexibility do you need with your arm movement?
@@camerariggingmods9667 95% of my work is real estate, doing 6-10 listings a day, I have the tilta dual handle power supply handle for rs2 but after 5 Listings I’m pretty tired. So looking at this or tilta version. I go from house to house, so quick easy setup with helping with camera load and something that will not get too much in the way
You have tons of experience with both so your input would be greatly appreciated 🙏🙏🙏
@@ragged9242 go with the THANOS SE. I do real estate my self and using Tilta float would create potential hazard, the arm sticks out to the side and can hit something meanwhile the Thanos SE is centered in front of you so it will be much safer.
@@camerariggingmods9667 thanks so much you legend 👌🏻👌🏻
Where can I get the rotating ball handle at?
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@@camerariggingmods9667 thx!!
Do you prefer the thanos or the tilta float?
To be honest it's 100% depends on the project. With the float I have way more range of motion, with Thanos I can fit in a car if I need to.
@@camerariggingmods9667 The tilta definitely looks more agile, the dual handle rs2 setup looks really versatile