Sony FX6 | Full Cine Build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2023
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Sony FX6 Full-Frame Cinema Camera (Body Only): bit.ly/44uGnoi
Sony FE 35mm f/1.4 GM Lens: bit.ly/438pkaA
Cable Flexer 12G SGI and D-Tap to DC Barrel Screw-in: bit.ly/3XBAnbh
Bright Tangerine KASBAH System Handgrip: bit.ly/434jLtH
Bright Tangerine Drumstix 15mm 12” Pair: bit.ly/43dAVoS
Bright Tangerine NATO Rail with 8T Mount for Sony FX6 Top Handle: bit.ly/46yQ8UA
Bright Tangerine Top Handle Brace for Sony FX6: bit.ly/44wTPIB
Bright Tangerine Top Plate II for Sony FX6: bit.ly/44udngm
Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 Quick Release Baseplate for Sony FX6: bit.ly/443fsAe
Wooden Camera 15mm Bolt-On Rod with 3/8"-16 Mount (1.5"): bit.ly/3pBOe4D
Wooden Camera 15mm Rod Clamp with ARRI-Style Rosette: bit.ly/3CSSKit
Wooden Camera Battery Slide Pro (V-Mount): bit.ly/3r7tYbD
Small HD 702 Touch: bit.ly/3DbOKdm
Core SWX Hypercore NEO 9 Mini 98Wh Lithium-Ion Battery (V Mount): bit.ly/3XwHyS5
Kondor Blue Mini Quick Release Plate: bit.ly/3NYE5Z6
Polar Pro Basecamp Matte Box: bit.ly/436Ulfe
Join me as I assemble my Sony FX6 rig step-by-step, showcasing the seamless integration of these premium components. Get ready to witness the power of synergy as each accessory adds its unique value to create the ultimate filming powerhouse.
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Keywords: Sony FX6, camera rig build, Bright Tangerine, Wooden Camera, PolarPro matte box, Kondor Blue, Core SWX batteries, gear review, filmmaking, cinematography, camera accessories, professional camera setup, camera customization, gear synergy.
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good lord this build is perfect! good stuff guys
Thanks so much for the comment! We will try to keep them coming, Cheers!
beautiful setup man! quality gear I see.
Thanks! The Bright Tangerine and Wooden Camera stuff just fits and works so well! Thanks for the comment, Cheers!
Love the vibe
Thanks! Cheers!
Also, how long are the SDI cables?
Great rig, brotha! . I love the bracket from top plate to the top handle. I wonder if small rig, wooden camera or any other manufacturer also offers that support.
Thanks for the comment! That top handle filler is awesome and Bright Tangerine is the only one I have seen that has that available. Very cool piece of kit though! Cheers!
i love how those cables flow. what length did you get?
Thanks for the comment, I got 1.5ft to start but got a second shorter set when I am not using the Sony top handle. Cheers!
Great rig! Any issues with the Wooden camera battery slide screws? I've read that some people have stripped the threads or the battery slide has come loose.
Thanks! Haven’t had any issues yet, I try to remove it as little as possible and when I travel with it I put some padding around the battery slide. They are small screws and there aren’t a lot of threads in there but overall it is the best one in my eyes. You can run a Sony battery at the same time and get to the card port. I want to get a 15mm rail mount to put on the bottom of it for extra support on those bigger batteries. The cables are 1.7 feet. I would get 1.5 if I were to do it again. Thanks for the comment, cheers!
@@KarlWeinreich Much appreciated on the reply. Inspiring!
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Haha looks familiar man, clean rig :)
I just wanted a comment and view from you haha 🙌 I enjoy your content and the rig you built is very practical and comfortable. Thanks for the inspiration! Cheers!
how are you liking the kasbah handles? im thinking about grabbing a set
Honestly, wish I would have gotten them sooner. So comfortable, and they work as advertised. Bright Tangerine hasn't made something I haven't liked yet.
Karl! Do you like the lemo pin and sdi cables seperate? I saw cableflexer makes one where you can have those combined. Was considering getting that potentially instead of the two cables separate. The other thing I always like is the right angle SDI attachments, with your lemo pin calbe if you had to get another would you also want right angle attachment for going into the monitor (other end D-tap of course on battery plate)? Assuming all of these are 2ft long. We are going to build out two FX6s at work possibly in a similar style with a 5inch SmallHD monitor kind of where you placed yours. So I'm interested to hear your take on it!
Hey Alex! First, your content is great! Been watching it for a bit now.
I have the combination cable now and I like it way better it is at the end of this video. th-cam.com/video/dQYJI094suQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=cnKOZU9dPgDg0vIr
Go with the straight SDI and Lemo, they fit way better and the 90 is a pain in the ass in the monitor. Hope that helps. They are solid cables and make it so clean with the single cable. Thanks for the view and comment, cheers!
@@KarlWeinreich Thank you! Just watched your other video. Ill probably order exactly what you had for the 2ft combo cable just with lemo instead of dc because we would get the new Cine 5 monitor most likely.
Love your nuanced gear videos that provide good ergonomics and insight. Not just about “make it a bigger rig to be cool”. Always great stuff to help others learn. Keep them going!
@@mueller_alex Those monitors look awesome! If money wasn't a thing I would for sure have the 7 and 5in monitors. Those 5's would be great on the side of the camera, just smaller and easier to use. Make sure to measure several times (not that you don't know this already) I got super scared it wasn't going to be long enough for all my set ups and I added an extra inch and a half at the last second, glad I did.
I appreciate the kind words on my videos. I just have fun making them and building a rig is cool but using it is wayyy cooler haha. I will keep em coming and you keep creating that content! Cheers!
Hi, this is an intelligent, clean rig. Importantly I learnt about the simple Kondor Blue Mini Quick Release Plate... but cannot figure what the adapter is between the Kondor Blue QL plate and the Wooden Camera 15mm Bolt-On Rod. Looks like you pre-fitted it... it would be awesome if you could give a link for that. I have not seen a monitor mount that looks so efficient. Thanks !
Glad you got something from this video! That part is also from Wooden Camera. Here is the link: woodencamera.com/products/smallhd-1-4-20-to-3-8-16-arri-accessory-mount-adapter?_pos=1&_sid=24f2a284b&_ss=r
Cheers!
Love this rig man! I am rocking the exact same setup besides the cables. Definitely going to check out cable flexer!
Thanks for the comment! This setup is so universal and they make great cables for sure. Cheers!
You did not post the name of the multi tool you using and I liked it and would like to buy one thx
Sorry for that! This is a bicycle tool from Crank brothers. It is like ten years old at this point. It does the job though! Thanks for the comment, Cheers!
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Nice. What is the name of that mount for the monitor that make it sit to the left of the camera body?
You will need these two parts from Bright Tangerine:
www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1661647-REG/bright_tangerine_b4004_1009_sony_fx6_top_handle.html
www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1661648-REG/bright_tangerine_b4004_1010_sony_fx6_8t_nato.html
Hope that helps! Thanks for the comment, Cheer!
what small right plate is that in the opening shot? lol Amazing build
Thanks for the comment! I am using the Smallrig Arri standard dovetail plate mounted to my Manfrotto 504PLONG Long Plate. Here is the link: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1713239-REG/smallrig_3770_lightweight_arri_standard_dovetail_plate.html
Thanks for the comment, Cheers!
Ye i got that small rig arri. But I had ordered the cage kit and it comes with a bottom dovetail plate. Did you attach a vct plate to the bottom of that to have the quick release? Also on that dove taill plate, it has these two screws that make it impossible to get that plate on, and i had no luck un screwing them lol
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Ah gotcha, you could just use that with what ever tripod head quick release you have. Or attach the Quick release with the two screws. My email in in here www.youtube.com/@KarlWeinreich/about
Email me and I will send you pictures of the way I attached it. Thanks!
how do you put that stuff in gimbal??
Nope, no gimbals. Handheld, Easyrig, or shoulder for this setup. Only body and lens for gimbal. Thanks for the comment, cheers!
How much cost this is estimated?? BTW luved it
This guy has evolved over time but somewhere around $12k at this build. Thanks for the comment, cheers!
What tool is that you are using which has the hex keys?
Thanks for the comment! This is the Leatherman Skeletool, Cheers!
www.leatherman.com/skeletool-18.html?dwvar_18_color=148&dwvar_18_sheath=25&quantity=1
How does the balance feel with a 7” off to the side? I have the exact setup but with a SmallHd 5” currently and sometimes would like to have the 7” but was worried about it feeling really left side heavy and awkward
It can be pretty left side heavy. I use an Easy-Rig and that makes it way easier to handle and takes all the weight off it. I have changed the way I have set up my rig now though. I use the monitor center mounted. I do get into situations where I would love it on the side but without a shoulder rig or Easy-Rig I wouldn't run it like that any longer. How do you like the 5" on the side? I have though about getting one of those for that reason. Thanks for the comment, Cheers!
With the 5" off the side, it is perfectly balanced for handheld work. I highly recommend it! @@KarlWeinreich
block the pan ? maybe for better rig the camera
I am sorry, I don't understand. Is this a question orrr...?
Full setup price
It has changed over time but in that $8K-$10K range. Thanks for the comment, Cheers!