The best cage for a Sony a6700 rig! (Falcam, Smallrig, Neewer!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- If you're interested in any of these cages, they're lined below:
Falcam - www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...
Smallrig - www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...
($50 at the time of filming)
Neewer - amzn.to/48l2MpD
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Gear used to make this video:
Sony FX30 - amzn.to/3NSOO7d
Sony 20mm f1.8 - amzn.to/3SDJDe9
Sigma 30mm f1.4: amzn.to/3GXdcAw
Shure SM7b: amzn.to/47tjxhV
Podtrak P8: amzn.to/41H7UTy
Aputure Amaran 100d: amzn.to/41zKcZ7
Aputure Amaran 60x: amzn.to/3GVSK3e
Giant Softbox: amzn.to/3RS7xCe
Snoot: amzn.to/3H1OYFf
Smallrig Tripod: amzn.to/3vcSbPU
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The advantage of the little swinging gate in the smallring cage is that if you’re not using a separate, ‘outboard’ handle, it gives you a full ‘pinky grip’ around the bottom.
I've gone fully into the F38 and F22 system. It's amazing. It's honestly game changing. The speed at which I can build or tear down an entire rig is ridiculous. It makes running and gunning a breeze.
The F22 system looks fantastic. I've been using the F38 adapters for a while. But sadly as you said being one of the those already invested in a myriad of rig accessories the F22 is not a practical upgrade . Great video. Very helpful!
I love all your videos, thank you so much and keep up the good work 👍
Thanks!
Cool man!!
Does the cable clamp on the small rig cage block the mic input?
On the Neewer, how does your right hand pinky feel about gripping inside the space where the battery door opens? Thank you for your helpful and informative review.
Yea, I return it for that reasons. Smallrig - excelent.
Which lens you're using to make your talking head videos ? It looks nice
The last 2 have been a Sony 20mm f1.8 on an fx30, but i also like to use a sigma 30mm f1.4 if I want a little more compression
I have the falcam i attached it firmly and that thing isn't moving a bit i don't know what you are talking about
tilta?
Can you make a comparation video between the Sony ZV e 10 and the a6700 in 4k 24 HLG3 graded and 8bit and after that in 10.bit to see the difference?
Yesss please
Sure! Would you wanna see specificallu zve10 vs a6700 footage, or 8bit vs 10bit footage?
Could you also compare the rolling shutter! That’s my only downside to the ZVE10
does the falcam quick release locks tightly? does it not shake even a little bit?
it does, there is a teeny tiny bit of play but nothing that concerns me at all
thank you@@thomasjmcclure
i was thinking of switching system from nato to falcam but i guess i'll stick to nato system for the meantime
@@cyvidal10 there is so much more variety with nato, tons of different handles, monitor mounts etc. that’s the main downside to falcam because they only have a couple options
@@thomasjmcclure You don't have to choose btw. Falcam makes Nato rails that QR onto F22. They also have Arri pin adapters. Best of both worlds.
Very helpful video 🔥. Does anyone know how to remove a6700 battery door. I have battery grip from my a6600 which I'm trying to use on my a6700 but I am unable to remove the a6700 battery door.
Where you ever able to remove the battery door?
@@luisogando8546 no mate i haven'table to remove the battery door on the a6700 . I did not want to damage the door . I've got the sony a7iv and I can remove the battey door easy . But the a 6700 battery door I can't. Thanks for asking
i came to see the cable clamp. womp womp.
As far as i know you cannot fold out the monitor to the left with the neewer
Not too sure what you’re referring to, but I have full range of motion with mine
the best is Tilta ;)
Not this time.