ARRI Tech Talk: ALEXA 35 - Mechanical Support (Subtitles in EN, ES, IT, PT, JP)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- To accompany the ALEXA 35, ARRI has developed a complete new set of mechanical support items that provides flexible options for any shooting situation.
Product Marketing Manager Sean Dooley talks through the various system elements, demonstrating how they allow the ALEXA 35 to scale quickly and easily from a small and lightweight setup to a full-blown production configuration. He also discusses what is included in the production and lightweight sales sets.
Learn more about ALEXA 35 on our website: arri.link/ALEXA35
Hahaha the guy under the table that took the camera @1:55 was really a comedic relief! Thanks for having humour!
Please try not to mention Hans, he doesn't like the attention.
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Hans, we can see you! 😆
1:50 - Production Set
8:29 - Lightweight Set
Oh my. Yes. Just yes to all this.
Great ! So how can I participate in the giveaway ?
useful on the arri cine system.
Good Review!!! Thank you
the hands at 1min54 are so magic 🤣
what is the rough difference in weight between the production and lightweight sets?
Hi there,
Production Set - in total: 5,250g
KK.0041533 Production Support Set - Top - 2060g
KK.0041534 Production Support Set - Side - 940g
KK.0041535 Production Support Set - Bottom (19mm) - 2250g
Lightweight Set - in total: 3,730g
KK.0041537 Lightweight Support Set - Top - 1690g
KK.0041538 Lightweight Support Set - Side - 460g
KK.0041539 Lightweight Support Set - Bottom - 1580g
Can the BUD-1 go directly on to a dovetail or does it require a bridge plate?
Hey Derek, you'll need a plate in between, they are different sizes. The SAM-6 is probably the lowest profile plate that will interact with the BUD-1 and offer you threaded holes to mount a tripod plate in, otherwise you could try a BPA-6 or the UAP-3.
Nice voice, dude
Hi Sean! I’m curious about the setup towards the end of the video: how and where is that mic attached to the camera?
Hey Fergus, that's an Ambient TinyMike with the included shock mount screwed into the 3/8" hole on the side of the LCH-1 top handle. You could also use a MHB-2 mounted to either top plate for the camera, which will get you into the right position for a top mic. We don't offer a shock mount ourselves but for standard diameter shotguns we've often used the Rycote InVision Video ¼” Adaptor, without the arm part, bolted to the MHB-2. - Sean
@@ARRIChannel Thanks! Much appreciated.
@@ARRIChannel Thanks! Very useful.
Price?
Does the new shoulder pad come in a left handed variant, or can I screw it off and reverse it?
Hey there, sorry for the delay, we've been looking into this. It's not possible to flip the shoulder pad on the CBP-5 or CBP-6, but it should be possible on the BPA-6. It's definitely possible on the CSP-2!
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With the Lightweight set's top handle, what's the best way to mount a Light Ranger 2 or Cinetape bracket?
Hi Joe, there are 3/8" -16, 1/4" -20 and M4 holes on the side of the LCH-1, near the front, that could be used for a mounting arm, or many options from the top plate. If you mount the viewfinder to the MVB-1 on lightweight rods you could also use the 3/8" hole at the very front of the top handle, which would be the perfect position. However, the CCH-5 top handle in the production set is really the handle that was designed for the tools that you mention.
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André, André, are you telling me you forgot the XLR inputs again?
Nope! Go and watch the Electronic Accessories Tech Talk too :D
How did you mount the microphone?
That's an Ambient Tiny Mike mounted to the 3/8th hole in the side of the LCH-1.
@@ARRIChannel can you please post a picture of how you mounted this? curious for a solution to easily mount a Mini Cmit to this camera with a shock mount. I don't yet see how to get that on the side of the LCH-1. Thanks!
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