Camera Rigging - Tripod Use (Sony NEX-FS100/FS700, Blackmagic Cinema Camera, RED)

In this video, I go over in detail the parts and pieces that I use on the Sony NEX-FS100 while shooting on a tripod. If you own a camera such as the Sony NEX-FS700, RED, or Blackmagic Cinema Camera, this video will also apply to you.

[mattguillen]

Thank you, thank you for this video! I have an FS100 and this has helped out a lot!

[markjaramilloGTA]

Solid info, I just might rig my fs100 just like this :)

[AaronNanto]

Thank you much! I don't have the exact numbers in front of me, but I'd say between $7, 000-$8, 000.

[AaronNanto]

Hi there - so you don't need the baseplate if you don't need rails for the mattebox or follow focus.

[xcxliam]

How much did this all cost in total, i.e. the camera and all the equipment? Great video by the way.

[AaronNanto]

So the tripod/head that I'm using is the "Manfrotto 502HD Pro Video Head with Flat Base" and "Manfrotto 755XB MDeVe Aluminum Video Tripod Legs". The combo is less than $1, 000 and works great with a camera such as the FS100 all rigged out. If you are looking for a quick and easy head and tripod, this one works fine.

[Pettergrindahl]

Does every part of this setup work with the FS700?

[AaronNanto]

So pretty much any baseplate will do - the one I show in the video was made for the FS100, so it just looks cleaner.

[SystolicmmHg]

I wish I had the money to buy all of these :(

[tomcypher]

$200 for a cnunk of plastic? Really cheap