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Thanks! A buddy of mine got it for my birthday a few years back, no idea where it came from but I'm so glad I have it!

Sadly no, been out of the arcade game for a while now...A1UP has been pretty absent lately

Hell yeah dude, agreeing isn't always necessary, sometimes understanding someone else's perspective is all we need!

Love my Burgertime!!! I want a damn Smash TV cab!!!

@ RetroLizard

All the parts are listed with links in the description! And thank you! If you have any more questions that I can answer, shoot me a message on one of my social channels!

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No just the good ones haha

Thank YOU for your contribution good sir!

I don't even know where to go from here haha

I have links to every single piece you'll need in the description! Do it up! As for FLOG2, I tend to balance things pretty close to zero or like +0.3 - +0.5 myself

Yes! I wanted to be able to pull focus AND control recording in ONE handle and it does just that!

@JCArt nice, is that via Bluetooth or a cable?

Kind of both...a cable connects from the Fiz motor itself and into the Fujis ext. jack and when you hit the rec button on the handle it transmits to the motor to record. Weird setup and it took me forever to figure out setting it up.

These connect to any bluetooth device very easily! I have a link to them in my description, snag them up, I still love mine!

@@JCArt I think I will, I found a set of S350DB for about $150 cheaper so I’m going to go for them instead

That's an interesting task you've presented me with! Let me think about that one!

@@JCArt I also shoot video on an XH2s and Photo on XH2 for Events. It is hard to find good content especially manual focusing kits and how to get started without breaking the bank. Let me know if I can help in anyway.

@dalemadrigal9730 drop me a line on one of my social feeds, might be easier to just do something that way for you!

Interesting, send me a message on one of my social pages!

Yes!!! I have the PERFECT bag for this build, no disassembly required! Thanks for reminding me, I'll add it to the description now! Here you go! amzn.to/4g86RBO I took out all the additional liners inside and it fits perfectly. Monitor can lay flat with no issues whatsoever. Can still fit the Smallrig focus bag and an external mic in the bag too. Also holds my Mattebox in one of the pouches. Best bag ever.

The H2s is not a photography camera, the H2 is. The H2s is in fact the videocentric Fuji camera. The beauty here is, you're free to go and shoot on whatever you like!

@ it’s alright for social media and short film TH-cam videos. No one or no production company is going to make a feature film or a legit documentary out of this super mid camera. They just marketed it as a film camera but really it’s not. I got rid of my X-H2s because it’s just not it. I switched over to a FX3 and my life became complete. XH2S is overrated and not a cinema camera. Never will be

If you know what you're doing and have skills with lighting ANY camera with the proper specs (which this has) can do the task. Skill and know how always supercede the equipment every time. This is a gorgeous camera system that if you know how to use it, rewards you with gorgeous imagery. I'm one of those people who gets paid to do exactly what say nobody will pay someone to do, so here's to succeeding however you see fit .

@@KelzionFilms Ah, the classic ‘I bought an FX3, so now I'm a pro’ take. Sure, because having the Sony logo on your camera automatically makes your film Oscar-worthy😂 Meanwhile, people are creating magic with rigs like this H2s, while you polish your FX3’s logo in the comments.

@ You got it! 😉 Sony will always beat Fuji.

Nah dude, I'm SO done with autofocus. Once you go prime, manual cinema lenses it's impossible to go back. Controlling focus yourself is just SO much more precise and better in every way.

I left links in the description so you can get EVERY single piece you'd need to build this the same way I did, hope it helps!

Thank you!

No it is not, it's pretty terrible in fact

So is the stabilization. Just atrocious

I think that the IBIS had been pretty great myself. Never any problems. But even when my rig was lighter, it was still heavier than stock, so I had added stab through weight.

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You know what...? I think it WILL. If I'm not mistaken, that Smallrig cage you need to get (link in the description) should also fit the H2 and if it does, then that means the RigidPro for the H2s will work because its made to fit that particular cage.

Absolutely yes! The bodies are exactly the same (X-H2s and X-H2). The smallrig cage is also the same for both cameras :-)

😂 it's definitely not for everybody, but I shoot anything from weddings, commercials, to short/feature films. I NEED a rig that can keep up and all of these attachments mean I can go into ANY scenario fully prepared!

Nope, most newer cameras sold are for the price with capabilities.

Dude, those are 1000% next on my list! Cannot wait to get my hands on those!

@@JCArt Awesome video (and great suggestion Joey). I intend to buy and build your rig but to Joey's point, will the Smallrig Wireless MagicFiz Follow Focus handle the MKS manual zooms?

It absolutely will, as long as you're feeding it enough power the torque on the motor is amazing. All the pieces you'll need are linked in the description of the video!

@@mikeribant5037 I have the MagicFIZ, it has plenty of torque. I've found that the bigger issue is the rig flexing (if carried by the top handle) and the drive gear becoming disengaged with the sprockets on the lens. But I'm guessing that's an issue for a lot of lenses. Now, I haven't tried this yet with the Rigid chassis, when I talk about the rig flexing I mean my previous setup which was basically everything anchored to just the camera cage.

@@joeyc923 Thanks for your reply, gentlemen!

It's a great piece of tech! Keep up the great work guys, this is legit a game changer!

@@RigidPRO I’ve actually been looking at this unit, are there any differences vs. the one from Camera Foundry? They seem very similar.

They do...in fact, I was bugging Caleb non-stop for a few months about making one for the H2s. I finally got tired of waiting and gave the RigidPro a shot and honestly, I'm SO glad I did. They have better mounting points, an active LED voltage system and it's also a much cleaner 3D print. Go with the RigidPro. I can't praise this system enough.

@@JCArt awesome thank you! Is there an affiliate link for you?

@joeyc923 absolutely bud, (not for the RigidPro unit, this is an unpaid review) but all of the other pieces you'd need have links down in the description! Thank you!

Thanks so much! It's my favorite thing ever.

Once I get out of the weeds with work in the next couple of weeks, I'm going to do a full video breakdown! Subscribe and stay tuned, it's coming!

Awwww shucks 😊

Got mine in like 4 days!

@@JCArt wow really yay thank you for responding ❤️

Legit the size of an old PC game box! It's incredible!

What did you end up doing? I'm considering the S360 vs s2000 mkIII as well for living room use (movies and music). I'd love to know what you ended up doing and if you tried the S2000 mkIII how they compared to the S360 for living room usage

Hi ​@@vyvynylification, I returned S360DB and ordered R2750DB for 190€. Much better experience.

@@bagmaster1 Thank you. So out of those 3 you'd recommend the S2000/S3000 then? Even for living room usage and with them having no subwoofer? :)

@@vyvynylification I think this is a matter of personal preference. Many people like s360db, but I did not. S2750DB have solid basses according to my taste, I have them in 4m x 4.2m room. You can still buy an extra subwoofer if you need to, as there is a dedicated sw output on one of the satellites.

@@bagmaster1 I decided on the s2000 mkIII for now. If I dislike them I might give other speakers a go.

Serious answer: No debt. Worked incredibly hard at three different jobs, like 70 hours a week for a solid 5 years to get completely out of debt, and this is how I reward myself!

It's been a couple years since I made this video and they're still the speakers in my living room!

@@JCArtThank You for replying man, it is my first time getting a decent pair of desktop/bookshelf speakers. When You had them connected to your Pc, Did You have to change any sound settings on windows?

Nope! These sound great right out of the box!

@@JCArt Thank You again for replying, unfortunately, they got sold out, and I am now waiting for stock till the end of the month 😢, otherwise still excited for them. Do You use an amplifier or DAC with them?

@@christiaannienkemper2419 straight out the box my man!