This was a broad overview, if you want more in depth opinions on a given product please let me know down in the comments and let’s have a conversation ✌️ Thanks so much for watching as always 🙃
Loved all the footage especially how you showcased your gear while on the field as the 'what's in my bag' explanation. Loved that part as it makes the viewer feel like they are part of the experience of being a filmmaker and what to pack and such! Thanks for posting and keep it up!
nice to see inside your bag! this whole time I thought you had the PL version of the 11-20 and the main thing stopping me from getting it for Komodo was lack of nd, but I see what setup you have now! Brill!
@@Joey_Helms Have you had any issues with that monitor? I need one but it doesn't have the greatest reviews on bnh . Also how long do those komodo v mount batteries last you?
@@Joey_Helms There are a couple of 12mm primes that work with full frame. We use the Rokinon 12mm (EF mount, cine geared) when we want a fisheye feel. There's also a crazy cool low-distortion 12mm from Laowa that an AC of ours brings to some shoots. Not a cine lens, but it's f/2.8, so that's nice.
We just got the Laowa 12mm t 2.9 Zero D cine lens (the cine version of the lens MackerelSkyLtd mentioned) . Its full frame and can even cover the larger sensors like Alexa LF. At $1500 new we thought it was a great deal!
What are the honest thoughts on the Breakthrough stuff. You're one of the few who actually have one. Also question on your lens support. Do you just run the telephoto off the lens mount with no rail support or other point of contact? I'm always worried it will stress the joint - especially whilst on sticks.
Great video with nice gear and great footage. BTW, how do you transport your Flowtech tripod when walking longer distances? I love my flowtech so much, it quickly gets too heavy during walking, especially with a nice fluid head mounted.
Hey Joey, getting the Komodo and I'm at the stage of investing in some lenses. Will be shooting action sports (Skiing and mountain biking). Would you recommend going with Canon glass with autofocus or cine lenses for capturing highest quality of fast moving subjects. Thinking of one lens for close-ups/wide angle on gimbal and another lens for filming from far on tripod. Let me know what you would recommend. Thanks in advance! :)
Honestly the AF won’t be fast and reliable enough for fast moving objects so you are on the safer side pulling focus manually. For a wide angle zoom I can totally recommend the tokina 11-20. Big fan. Telezoom you may end up with the RF 70-200. It’s compact and powerful
It's borderline in size with the bags on top, so if you take them off as your 'personal item' you are generally good to go. Definitely on international flights. Where I had challenges getting it into the overhead bin is on CRJ jets.
These were given to me by the rental service and were not able to handle consistently handle my needs so i recommend investing in a decent one. No recos unfortunately
This was a broad overview, if you want more in depth opinions on a given product please let me know down in the comments and let’s have a conversation ✌️
Thanks so much for watching as always 🙃
Loved all the footage especially how you showcased your gear while on the field as the 'what's in my bag' explanation. Loved that part as it makes the viewer feel like they are part of the experience of being a filmmaker and what to pack and such! Thanks for posting and keep it up!
Thanks a ton! Happy to hear you like the style of the video and joining the adventure :)
Awesome gear! The mention about the rear view camera had me burst out laughing :D
Always great content Joey!
Thanks so much :)
The portkeys monitor is amazing the ability to pinch focus via the screen is a good look too!
Lerne in den letzten Wochen das man definitiv mehr mit mir schleppt wenn man photo alswie video schießt. Danke für den Einblick Joey!
Hahah yeah video is a whole different level of equipment commitment
@@Joey_Helms for sure I get a next level workout as well carrying around all the extra stuff lol
Love everything about this! you rock. that R6 is serving mighty well as a bts/bcam!
nice to see inside your bag! this whole time I thought you had the PL version of the 11-20 and the main thing stopping me from getting it for Komodo was lack of nd, but I see what setup you have now! Brill!
Glad it was helpful :)
@@Joey_Helms Have you had any issues with that monitor? I need one but it doesn't have the greatest reviews on bnh .
Also how long do those komodo v mount batteries last you?
Love your video man! Love Portkeys monitor ahhh ,learned a lot!
V Happy to hear Justin!
Awesome Gear.
I'm looking forward to get 11-20 tokina cine lens. are there any wide angle cine lens that covers full frame?
Not on top of my head. You would have to go with prime lenses. But hey, let’s have the community chime in :)
@@Joey_Helms There are a couple of 12mm primes that work with full frame. We use the Rokinon 12mm (EF mount, cine geared) when we want a fisheye feel. There's also a crazy cool low-distortion 12mm from Laowa that an AC of ours brings to some shoots. Not a cine lens, but it's f/2.8, so that's nice.
Thanks mate! Oh right, many fly that laowa on drones ha
We just got the Laowa 12mm t 2.9 Zero D cine lens (the cine version of the lens MackerelSkyLtd mentioned) . Its full frame and can even cover the larger sensors like Alexa LF. At $1500 new we thought it was a great deal!
You could get the Tokina 50-135 PL or the wider Tokina PL zoom.
What are the honest thoughts on the Breakthrough stuff. You're one of the few who actually have one. Also question on your lens support. Do you just run the telephoto off the lens mount with no rail support or other point of contact? I'm always worried it will stress the joint - especially whilst on sticks.
Just so you know! Control cables for Komodo for the Ronin RS2 start popping up on Amazon. Completely unexpected.
Interesting! Thanks for sharing Xavier
Great video with nice gear and great footage.
BTW, how do you transport your Flowtech tripod when walking longer distances?
I love my flowtech so much, it quickly gets too heavy during walking, especially with a nice fluid head mounted.
Hey Joey, getting the Komodo and I'm at the stage of investing in some lenses. Will be shooting action sports (Skiing and mountain biking). Would you recommend going with Canon glass with autofocus or cine lenses for capturing highest quality of fast moving subjects. Thinking of one lens for close-ups/wide angle on gimbal and another lens for filming from far on tripod. Let me know what you would recommend. Thanks in advance! :)
Honestly the AF won’t be fast and reliable enough for fast moving objects so you are on the safer side pulling focus manually. For a wide angle zoom I can totally recommend the tokina 11-20. Big fan. Telezoom you may end up with the RF 70-200. It’s compact and powerful
@@Joey_Helms thanks for the reply, truest appreciate!
how do you travel on flights with all this gear? are you able to bring that big backpack on a flight? it looks too large for carry-on. thanks!
It's borderline in size with the bags on top, so if you take them off as your 'personal item' you are generally good to go. Definitely on international flights. Where I had challenges getting it into the overhead bin is on CRJ jets.
Which converters are you using for charging batteries in a car? Any recommendations?
These were given to me by the rental service and were not able to handle consistently handle my needs so i recommend investing in a decent one. No recos unfortunately
LOL no pooping.
Does the 550 have Velcro for the press patch or did you sew some on?
Used safety pins to stitch it on
Komodo in full throne
Is it me or did the falling rock sign look like a "no pooping" sign? LOL
Maaaaaybe 😂
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