@@Altcine seriously a lot of work into that video, making all those rigs up. I love that custom handle you made as well. You take amazing footage mate. 🤜🤛
@@BuildMontage I'm happy it showed. It was effort but it's getting easier. I'm sure you know because your vids are all quality and it does take time. Thanks for comment on footage 😁 I'm hoping to shoot a short narrative with this cam soon and put it through its paces but the more I get used to this codec & V-Log the more I love it...very easy to work with. And that Arri handle is beautiful. I'll have to put some before/after pics on my community wall. I'll tag you
@@Altcine mate, I know how much effort goes into it, and appreciate it, I’m a complete amateur but learning V-log now that I have my studio setup properly and lit consistently I find it very easy to grade. And yes I’d love to see the before and after photos - do tag!
looking really neat and clean. In my world, “run and gun” means the need for internal sound recording. I do like the Pana xlr adapter. Any thoughts for a minmal rig with sound capabilities?
Yeah I hear that, truth is...the camera does get a bit big after a few parts. The internal preamps aren't too bad and they have tons of options for all kinds of mics.
I've been using a DSLR camera for shooting, I realized I'm more of a videographer than photographer so I'm going to make the change to a full time camera for videography.
Hi ya .. I have a different question to ask you .. at 7:02 what is the weight of the lens you are using ? I am planning to purchase DZO cinema lens and they are 1.1 kg (2.4 pounds). I am wondering if the lens that weigh as much as them .. can they be balanced on the gimbal with BGH1 ? Not on the rig but I am keen about balancing using Gimbal. Will they be front heavy ? Please let me know. Thank you.
That lens is a Sigma 18-35 and weighs approximately 810g. It's a horrible lens to balance on a gimbal but larger gimbals shouldn't cause much issue. It's a fantastic lens, great image, good for handheld but does require a powerful gimbal such as the Ronin Rs2 or you may get away with RSC 2
@@Altcine hi thank you .. .. The later part regarding the gimbal.. are you referring to Gimbal from sigma lens point of view you own or are you referring to DZO ? You can RSC2 Gimbal can also balance DZO lens weighing 1.1 Kilo (2.4 Pounds).
@@Wishva737 yeah I'm actually considering a DZO zoom myself. It's the heavy lenses that cause the problems with gimbals and wether you choose the dzo or sigma you'll need a bigger gimbal. The bgh1 is quite small and may even cause more balancing issues with a heavy lens so you may need to use counter weights. You have 2 options...either buy the strongest gimbal you can find or buy a small quality Leica lens that you can use on a smaller gimbal for all gimbal work. I'd probably go for the latter.
Thank you and yes I definitely will, I've done lots of tests & used it on paid jobs and image is amazing. I want to shoot a short narrative film and upload that next. I can only get the eis to work with Lumix lenses that have ois...I think that's how it's meant to work but would have been amazing if I could have used it with the 25mm 1.7 Lumix lens. On the 14-42 you can really notice the difference with eis turned on. The 14-42 acts a bit jerky on the p4k but it's solid on the BGH1.
I love this, the smallrig cage always bothered me with the fixed Rosette mount, and as a person who does most of my videos vertical, having the freedom to put the baseplate in that particular area does make the design look worthwhile
Very strange lol I know everyone gets thumbs down but I think my serial disliker has a personal thing against me for some reason. Nevermind though, I love to share cool stuff and will continue to do so 😁 The FF is Pdmovie air2. It's actually a fantastic FF and I did a review a while back.
@@Altcine I'm glad you're doing it! I don't even have the BGH1 but its fun to watch, so keep 'em coming! (and thanks about the FF, I'll check out the review :) )
Man i'm in love with this rig. Just looks so clean and functional, great job man, great video!
Thanks Joel, you rock man!
@@Altcine 🙌🙌
Wow man nice rig! Great review, really enjoyed the video.
Thanks brother, really appreciate the comment 😁🙌🏾
@@Altcine seriously a lot of work into that video, making all those rigs up. I love that custom handle you made as well. You take amazing footage mate. 🤜🤛
@@BuildMontage I'm happy it showed. It was effort but it's getting easier. I'm sure you know because your vids are all quality and it does take time.
Thanks for comment on footage 😁 I'm hoping to shoot a short narrative with this cam soon and put it through its paces but the more I get used to this codec & V-Log the more I love it...very easy to work with.
And that Arri handle is beautiful. I'll have to put some before/after pics on my community wall. I'll tag you
@@Altcine mate, I know how much effort goes into it, and appreciate it, I’m a complete amateur but learning V-log now that I have my studio setup properly and lit consistently I find it very easy to grade.
And yes I’d love to see the before and after photos - do tag!
Awesome video! Love the thought out process you put in to building rigs!
Thanks brother, really appreciate that 🙌🏾. Yeah there's nothing like having a solid rig man...it actually encourages you to shoot.
Nitze really need to sponsor your thing bro.
Your visuals are outstanding.always feel well educated after watching your vids bro🏆🏆
You legend! Thank you brother, your good vibes make all the effort worth it.
@@Altcine keep it going bro.I know you will but your the legend❤️👊🏿
Nice video dude! clear and well made :)
Thank you brother, you're very kind 🙌🏾
Thanks to you, all my rigs are now Nitze, I don't like the logo but hope that it grows in me.
Awesome 🙌🏾🙌🏾 honestly you made a great choice. I'm very satisfied with my cage and haven't looked at another since getting it.
Lovely grading in those demo shots mate!
Thanks Sam, appreciate that 🙌🏾
Beautiful footage bro.👍😃
Thanks brother, I'm really in love with this camera 😁. Hope you're well?
Loved your video! I think Nitze has the best accessories with Arri locating pins.
Thank you 😁 yes Arri locating pins are essential to build an even more sold rig.
looking really neat and clean. In my world, “run and gun” means the need for internal sound recording. I do like the Pana xlr adapter. Any thoughts for a minmal rig with sound capabilities?
Yeah I hear that, truth is...the camera does get a bit big after a few parts. The internal preamps aren't too bad and they have tons of options for all kinds of mics.
I've been using a DSLR camera for shooting, I realized I'm more of a videographer than photographer so I'm going to make the change to a full time camera for videography.
That's the way forward. I do like some hybrids but a dedicated cinema camera just cuts out a lot of stuff you don't need and much faster to operate.
Hi ya .. I have a different question to ask you .. at 7:02 what is the weight of the lens you are using ? I am planning to purchase DZO cinema lens and they are 1.1 kg (2.4 pounds). I am wondering if the lens that weigh as much as them .. can they be balanced on the gimbal with BGH1 ? Not on the rig but I am keen about balancing using Gimbal. Will they be front heavy ? Please let me know. Thank you.
That lens is a Sigma 18-35 and weighs approximately 810g. It's a horrible lens to balance on a gimbal but larger gimbals shouldn't cause much issue.
It's a fantastic lens, great image, good for handheld but does require a powerful gimbal such as the Ronin Rs2 or you may get away with RSC 2
That dzo is a beast lol
@@Altcine hi thank you .. .. The later part regarding the gimbal.. are you referring to Gimbal from sigma lens point of view you own or are you referring to DZO ? You can RSC2 Gimbal can also balance DZO lens weighing 1.1 Kilo (2.4 Pounds).
@@Altcine Great. Thank you for the confirmation. Randomly came across that DZO Lens and hooked to it.
@@Wishva737 yeah I'm actually considering a DZO zoom myself.
It's the heavy lenses that cause the problems with gimbals and wether you choose the dzo or sigma you'll need a bigger gimbal.
The bgh1 is quite small and may even cause more balancing issues with a heavy lens so you may need to use counter weights.
You have 2 options...either buy the strongest gimbal you can find or buy a small quality Leica lens that you can use on a smaller gimbal for all gimbal work.
I'd probably go for the latter.
Nice Setup..
Thank you kindly
Great video, man! I'm hope, you will be publish more BGH1's stuff. How do you stabilize the camera? Did you test BGH1's electronic stabilization?
Thank you and yes I definitely will, I've done lots of tests & used it on paid jobs and image is amazing.
I want to shoot a short narrative film and upload that next.
I can only get the eis to work with Lumix lenses that have ois...I think that's how it's meant to work but would have been amazing if I could have used it with the 25mm 1.7 Lumix lens.
On the 14-42 you can really notice the difference with eis turned on. The 14-42 acts a bit jerky on the p4k but it's solid on the BGH1.
I love this, the smallrig cage always bothered me with the fixed Rosette mount, and as a person who does most of my videos vertical, having the freedom to put the baseplate in that particular area does make the design look worthwhile
Thanks man, appreciate the comment. Yes I thought the rosette would be handy at first but definitely a little hindrance.
And the thumbs down was by a very strange person!
Another good one!
(what follow focus have you got on it dude?)
Very strange lol I know everyone gets thumbs down but I think my serial disliker has a personal thing against me for some reason. Nevermind though, I love to share cool stuff and will continue to do so 😁
The FF is Pdmovie air2. It's actually a fantastic FF and I did a review a while back.
Ps thank you 🙌🏾
@@Altcine I'm glad you're doing it! I don't even have the BGH1 but its fun to watch, so keep 'em coming!
(and thanks about the FF, I'll check out the review :) )
@@MondoCheapo no probs bro, thanks for watching and commenting 🙌🏾
Love all your videos only thing I think is let you down is your sound.
Thank you. Yes I agree my sound sucks. Something I'm looking to improve on going forward.