As usual ... Very interesting stuff you are showing us here. Especially that slider looks like 'just the right one' for quite some scenarios I have in mind (not too fancy, and not totally manual) ... PS.: Can't wait to see your 'GFX-100 II goes cinecamera' video ;-)
I saw the first one on IG but never really took interest, but this model is looking great. The 1080p is fine especially if you are just showing BTS type of work with it. The live stream option is a plus! Good video
Nice video! BTW I see your Komodo K7 head, how do you feel about it? I am especially curious about how it compare to Sachtler Ace M fluid head if you have any experience.
Hey man, have you popped the breaker on the slider? I did, stopped working on set, couple days later it worked again. Wondering if you know how to reset the breaker? thx!
“Not worth the money or time” is totally subjective. You do know some people don’t build out 20 pound camera rigs right? A “professional” rig isn’t determined by how heavy it is lol. You shoot on stuff like a Sony fx3 or even a red Komodo, this works totally fine and is affordable
Doesn't the new support in ios for UVC capture dongles make the Accsoon device obsolete? I just plugged an El Gato Camlink 4K into my iPad Pro and I'm good to go with any of several ios 'monitor' apps.
The video transmitted into the iPad via SeeMo is 1080p and using H.264 encoding, the image quality is far more better then most of the UVC capture cards which use MJPEG.
As usual ... Very interesting stuff you are showing us here. Especially that slider looks like 'just the right one' for quite some scenarios I have in mind (not too fancy, and not totally manual) ... PS.: Can't wait to see your 'GFX-100 II goes cinecamera' video ;-)
im glad you liked it! and yes! I am working on it! I wish I had more time with it ha
Hey man, nice review. This slider is supposed to handle 8.8lbs. Your rig on it looked heavier. Was it?
Does the SeeMo Pro offer a HDMI / SDI PASS THROUGH?.. To take in HDMI and output SDI?
Yes!
Does the support rods included in the package ?
toprig's support bars are good quality，Can be purchased individually。
@@Oliver-nq9tq thank you
I saw the first one on IG but never really took interest, but this model is looking great. The 1080p is fine especially if you are just showing BTS type of work with it. The live stream option is a plus! Good video
Exactly - it can be a handy tool for sure
Wow you have the GFX 100II!!! Love the fact you still love Fujifilm...
Haha yes I still love Fuji, that will never change
Question Is there a reason why you have the SDI &i INPUT & OUTPUT jumpered together on the SeeMo Pro?
I need a whole video on your tools, that screwdriver towards the end caught my eye!
I got you bro
Nice video! BTW I see your Komodo K7 head, how do you feel about it? I am especially curious about how it compare to Sachtler Ace M fluid head if you have any experience.
Hey man, have you popped the breaker on the slider? I did, stopped working on set, couple days later it worked again. Wondering if you know how to reset the breaker? thx!
where can one obtain those snazzy looking glasses?
I think I got them from eye buy direct ha
@@CineDailies aha fantastic stuff cheers!
I’ve been looking for a slider 🤔
This might be the one
This can't handle a professional rig. This is for lightweight stuff. Not worth the money or time.
You passed the eye test 😃 though it did hope my Mavo s35 rig. Just fyi. But I'd be safe to say smaller rig are the way to go. Obviously
“Not worth the money or time” is totally subjective. You do know some people don’t build out 20 pound camera rigs right? A “professional” rig isn’t determined by how heavy it is lol. You shoot on stuff like a Sony fx3 or even a red Komodo, this works totally fine and is affordable
@@btconnergaming preach!
i don't like it.
Doesn't the new support in ios for UVC capture dongles make the Accsoon device obsolete? I just plugged an El Gato Camlink 4K into my iPad Pro and I'm good to go with any of several ios 'monitor' apps.
The video transmitted into the iPad via SeeMo is 1080p and using H.264 encoding, the image quality is far more better then most of the UVC capture cards which use MJPEG.