I use a mix of SmallRig, Tilta, Camvate, Fotga gear and they all work together. The notable thing is that Tilta seems to be somewhat design specific while the others are more generic, allowing easier mixing and matching. I'm a bit more partial to SmallRig gear as they offer far more accessories and, as you note, are far more responsive to making new gear. My Tilta Nano works perfectly with my rig and everything is powered by a V-lock, Nano, monitor, mics, camera and even an LED light. On another note, I'm surprised that so many are adding extras that make the BMPCC4K/6K wider than what they are. This really does make for a less balanced setup over one that's longer, where you can hold your arms close to your body and improve stability. P.S. the lip sync was off.
I use both tbh. I have the SmallRig cage for my Pocket 4K with the focal reducer bracket. It was the only good cage option back when the camera first came out. Then I got the Tilta cage for my Pocket 6K because it came with the side handle and I use it to protect my cables on the side of the camera. Pretty much it's a shield rather than a handle for me. haha! Thanks for uploading Arber. Stay safe and healthy!
I chose the Smallrig halcage with quick release plate. Makes it easy to go from cage to gimbal in less than a minute. Tilta looks great though. Fantastic introduction video...
You can do it with Type II of the handle, but it will be very far from the cage because you have to use ARRI rosette to mount it. Does not seem to be comfortable.
I would go with Tilta just because they make robust products and their Blackmagic pocket 6k cage is awesome and can support lots of add on features. I also love small rigs clamps and other small accessories so I mix match both and make a awesome looking pro rig.
I get my power solutions from Tilta and grip from Smallrig. Tilta has some camera specific baseplates that I don't own or want to buy. Nato rails are also really good, some other companies such as Wooden Camera make NATO rails accesories
Hi. Happy New Year for you and, thank you for this video review. I want yo ank if you have used the smallrig monitor's sunshade , with another rig like smallrig's mid cage or another. I realy apreciate the smallrig sunshade, but I'm afraid it's not compatible with other camera mounts. Thank you again. Best Regards
I have built a beautifully compact and balanced rig with Smallrig parts plus a Nucleus nano (for mainly zoom use). I feel that Tilta make excellent rigs but they are more appropriate for a one camera system as their parts are quite proprietary, so if you one day change cameras most of the parts will not be able to be used on many other cameras. You hit the nail on the head with the use of nato rails, this is where Smallrig, for me, is more modular and they have every part you can imagine to help build a rig that is more tailored to ones differing needs. I see so many rigs that look so unbalanced, unwieldy and not very practical for all types of use with quick alteration for differing shooting styles. As a shooter as opposed to a gear head, I need an extremely modular set up that can be stripped down and built up in many ways for many shooting situations. Smallrig’s liberal use of nato rails, Arri connections and bar holes on cages and handles enable a rig to be built to the specific size of hands and reach of fingers, there is a solution for almost every shooting need, they will even work together with customers on a collaborative design to solve a problem. Tilta make an excellent purpose made take it or leave it solution, it would have been great if their battery and motor control handles could have been easily mounted to other cages without structural modification. I love their nano so much that I shall complement it in the future with their M system but Smallrig and possibly 8sinn will be my rig supplier of choice for the time being. 😀🙏🏾
You don't have to buy into all of the Tilta accessories. You can also buy nato rail adapter to mount onto the Tilta cage. Both of these cages do the exact same thing and are capable of doing the exact same thing. Tilta just has a few extra proprietary parts that are useless with other cameras. But both have a ton of mounting options and it comes down to what you choose. I have both and I build using rails and rail mounts that way I can always use my parts. If a part is proprietary then I don't buy it unless I feel it's worth it. For example, I absolutely hate the small rig cable clamps for the hdmi and usb c connector and I absolutely hate the small rig t5 holder because the levers bump into each other when I turn them. So buying the Tilta ones feel better for use. I absolutely hate how the baseplate is on the Tilta Standard Baseplate because it makes you buy a expensive dovetail plate to get access to the quick release lever. But you can always buy any other base plate that you like and use it. If you end up with proprietary parts then that is because you didn't do enough research before buying.
The Smallrig half cage is great for compact handheld shooting except for that Glock'ish hand grip on the T5 side-handle. It just needs to be filed down for more defined finger slots and a rosette to adjust the angle.
Does the Tilta HDMI 90 degree adapter fits(the screw's) on SmallRig cage? or 8Sinn? I like the idea of this adapter rather than SmallRig HDMI USB-C clamp.
I like my SmallRig cage for my BMPCC4K. I have plenty of access points for accessories, which I'm sure Tilta has as well. But, for being a cheaper choice and equal quality in build, I stand by the SmallRig. I do like Tilta's V-mount solution that attaches underneath the camera. That is something I am considering on getting. Plus it will work with my cage. So, a win-win situation.
I would choose the smallrig because of the looks only. Tilta is just too much! But I would prefer a cage that wasn't building the camera even wider. It could instead wrap around it in the front somehow :) I like the whole package to be small!
Help! Does this side handle work with the nano ii motors? I bought this handle and a nano ii x2 motor kit, but the motors are USB-C and the handle is micro. I want to plug it in an test it, but not sure if it will break it.
Thanks for the comparison. Does the Tilta side handle comes with the wirings for the ssd and npf battery to camera? Does it heat up with prolong recording to the point of not comfortable to hold? Thanks ahead for answering my questions.
Hi Arber, first of all amazing videos, maybe you can help me, do you know if the nato handle is compatible with any tilta nato rail incorporated on their cages? could you please check this? thank you so much in advance
I wonder if there is a way to attach this Tilta side handle to smallrig cage (half cage). I know there is version with ARRI rosette, but with this one and smallrig cage you end up with handle located 20cm of the cage :).
In my experience the focus handle didn’t work very well and kept making the motor reset the lens focus randomly compared to the original nucleus n handle. Does anyone have a solution or a similar experience?
I’m already on my second one. It seems the micro usb connection on the bottom is not very strong so if the cable gets jerked or something it can ruin the whole port altogether which causes the motor to keep resetting
To me, the Tilta looks more gimmicky, with its logo and color, but I’ve used it a lot, and I know it’s good. Haven’t gotten the chance to try out the SmallRig yet.
How many of you combine the brands together in your rig? Is it mostly one over the other? And also which are the accessories you choose to interchange? Thanks. I love the look of Tilta, not sure how much I would want to mix as far as the looks of each brand go. Personally, I am leaning towards using Smallrig based on my research so far, but the electronic features of Tilta are pretty killer.
I‘ve always used Small Rig and I‘ve always been a big fan of the gear they make, but let’s be honest: Regarding the BMPCC 4K/6K the Tilta-Gear is unbeatable
Great video! Question: I have the Tilta cage (Basic kit with top handle + LWS baseplate). Will any of the wooden Smallrig handles attach to the Tilta cage? I use a Samsung T5 so the NATO handle with the SSD holder would be nice. Or maybe the Smallrig Universal Side Handle? I love the wooden aesthetic and I have no need for the battery grip or the focus control stuff with the Tilta handles. Thanks for any help you can provide!
Smallrig makes quite a few handles of different sizes and designs, and a few of them simply screw into the 1/4-20 holes dotted all over most cages. It’s worth just trying one out, IMO. I can attest to Amazon’s great return policies as I build up my rig. I send back as much as I keep! Maybe more?
Oh, and as he mentioned in the video, you could also attach a NATO rail to your Tilta setup and then the Smallrig NATO handles would also attach (but extend out from the cage a little bit more).
(Your Audio is roughly 4 Frames to late. TH-cam automatically moves Audio 1, 1/2 frames to the left. So you have to recompensate for that in the editor beforehand.) Apart from that nice video :)
oh wow you have the new DZO film cine lenses? I know its off-topic but can you comment on how you like them or not? It's a manufacturer I'm unfamiliar with so I havent heard if they are solid buys or bad quality. What is your review? I would love to see a video on that. I just purchased an Oly 12-100 f/4 IS for travel but those DZO lenses look great
This may be a stupid question but I’m very curious and I’m asking anyways, can you mount the Tilta Side Focus Handle onto the SmallRig rig? My cage is majority SmallRig and that’s just for affordability.. but i really like that Tilta handle over the other wooden one.
So im looking at purchasing a bmpcc6k. My main rig will be on my gimbal but im looking at a handheld one too. From a comfort perspective , im thinking smallrig because the nano side handle really would make it easier to hold, can anyone tell me if its worth spending the extra and just going tilta.
Are you able to use the under-housed V Mount battery plate as well as the side focus handle at the same time? It looks like the slide into the same slot.
@@ArberBaqaj thank you. I saw that you use new lens 10-20mm )) One question about it, what would you prefer: Metabones 0.71x + Sigma 18-35mm or DZOFilm 10-24mm? In first option we have 1 more stop light and Super 35 but in second option - it's cinema lens.
Love your Videos man! I‘m currently considering switching from SmallRig to Tilta and trying to figure out how to make a rig that allows me to switch from tripod to handheld to shoulder rig to gimbal. Do you by chance have any experience with that?
Someone can tell me if the smallrig cage is compatible with some TILTA Acessories ?? For example : The small rig cage can mount the TILTA SSD Holder ???
Smallrig makes a top handle with wood underneath. It looked really nice, and I ordered one, but ended up sending it back because they have an all metal one with video start/stop button on it, which is important to me.
So does the Sony NP-F970 power the camera itself, or just the Nucleus Nano? Or both? Reason I ask is because most reviews I’ve seen only talk about it as though it’s for the NN, not the camera.
I got the Tilta because of the cable management and ability to turn it into a half cage, but I kinda wish they had a more low key color option without the stupid logos and stuff. It kinda has the “gamer look” and it’s really tacky.
I chose Smallrig because nobody in the world was making cages for the GH5/GH5s with the XLR1 adaptor, except for Smallrig with their XLR helmet add-on.
Hey Arber, I know, I watched the video you did with the GH5 and I bought that Smallrig cage with XLR helmet based on your review! Now I have x2 for my GH5 & GH5s. :)
Im trying to have a rig for Gimbal. and I know the camera is kinda bigger when you put the cage so i want to make an easier balance. which do you recommend
that is the tilta v mount base and no you cannot. kind of frustrating because what if you want a v mount and the follow focus. I dont like putting vmounts behind my screen
What lenses would you recommend for the BMPCC4K? I'm getting one soon, just going back and forth on what lenses to get for it? Not sure whether to get a speedbooster or just an adapter - defo gonna be getting vintage glass and cine-modding them though.
One lens to check out is the Canon 10-18 mm lens, which is good and affordable... Remember that the BMPCC6K has a super35 chip, which is aps-c like, so you can use aps-c lenses, which are called EF-S in the canon universe.
I like a professional look - and Tilta no does not look professional. I would never use that transformer looking equipment - prefer it simple like smallrig.
Which system do you prefer?
Smallrig, tilta is just like apple
@@KtmDesignz If Apple were into tech-future army attire
tilta
What is more stable and lighter to use ?
@@christopherseansimm tilta is better quality. And as for me, the heavier camera and other stuff, the better picture from hands.
I use a mix of SmallRig, Tilta, Camvate, Fotga gear and they all work together. The notable thing is that Tilta seems to be somewhat design specific while the others are more generic, allowing easier mixing and matching. I'm a bit more partial to SmallRig gear as they offer far more accessories and, as you note, are far more responsive to making new gear. My Tilta Nano works perfectly with my rig and everything is powered by a V-lock, Nano, monitor, mics, camera and even an LED light.
On another note, I'm surprised that so many are adding extras that make the BMPCC4K/6K wider than what they are. This really does make for a less balanced setup over one that's longer, where you can hold your arms close to your body and improve stability.
P.S. the lip sync was off.
Australian Image as the base cage is the tilta or the small rig you use?
Great! This is just the video I was looking for - thanks!
Cool to hear!
Very helpful comparison thank you
I use both tbh. I have the SmallRig cage for my Pocket 4K with the focal reducer bracket. It was the only good cage option back when the camera first came out. Then I got the Tilta cage for my Pocket 6K because it came with the side handle and I use it to protect my cables on the side of the camera. Pretty much it's a shield rather than a handle for me. haha! Thanks for uploading Arber. Stay safe and healthy!
I chose the Smallrig halcage with quick release plate. Makes it easy to go from cage to gimbal in less than a minute. Tilta looks great though. Fantastic introduction video...
Thats a killer feature of the SmallRig half cage! Not many think about that feature =) have a great day
Thank you. Tilta is on sale today I may grab one. I guess they plan on releasing something new.
Can you rig up the SMallRig Cage - then "Add" the TILTA side handle(follow focus)?
You can do it with Type II of the handle, but it will be very far from the cage because you have to use ARRI rosette to mount it. Does not seem to be comfortable.
I would go with Tilta just because they make robust products and their Blackmagic pocket 6k cage is awesome and can support lots of add on features. I also love small rigs clamps and other small accessories so I mix match both and make a awesome looking pro rig.
I get my power solutions from Tilta and grip from Smallrig. Tilta has some camera specific baseplates that I don't own or want to buy. Nato rails are also really good, some other companies such as Wooden Camera make NATO rails accesories
Hey Arber. Great videos. Is it possible to use the Tilta F970 battery handle on a SmallRig cage?
I also have this question
Elayne Okaya yes
Same question here :)
Hi. Happy New Year for you and, thank you for this video review. I want yo ank if you have used the smallrig monitor's sunshade , with another rig like smallrig's mid cage or another. I realy apreciate the smallrig sunshade, but I'm afraid it's not compatible with other camera mounts. Thank you again. Best Regards
Hi Jesus! yes that's really unfortunate =(
Awesome! Thanks for the informative video. I have both one for the 4K and the other for the 6K. Best cages for the BMPCC4K and 6K on the market.
I have built a beautifully compact and balanced rig with Smallrig parts plus a Nucleus nano (for mainly zoom use). I feel that Tilta make excellent rigs but they are more appropriate for a one camera system as their parts are quite proprietary, so if you one day change cameras most of the parts will not be able to be used on many other cameras. You hit the nail on the head with the use of nato rails, this is where Smallrig, for me, is more modular and they have every part you can imagine to help build a rig that is more tailored to ones differing needs. I see so many rigs that look so unbalanced, unwieldy and not very practical for all types of use with quick alteration for differing shooting styles. As a shooter as opposed to a gear head, I need an extremely modular set up that can be stripped down and built up in many ways for many shooting situations. Smallrig’s liberal use of nato rails, Arri connections and bar holes on cages and handles enable a rig to be built to the specific size of hands and reach of fingers, there is a solution for almost every shooting need, they will even work together with customers on a collaborative design to solve a problem. Tilta make an excellent purpose made take it or leave it solution, it would have been great if their battery and motor control handles could have been easily mounted to other cages without structural modification. I love their nano so much that I shall complement it in the future with their M system but Smallrig and possibly 8sinn will be my rig supplier of choice for the time being. 😀🙏🏾
You don't have to buy into all of the Tilta accessories. You can also buy nato rail adapter to mount onto the Tilta cage. Both of these cages do the exact same thing and are capable of doing the exact same thing. Tilta just has a few extra proprietary parts that are useless with other cameras. But both have a ton of mounting options and it comes down to what you choose. I have both and I build using rails and rail mounts that way I can always use my parts. If a part is proprietary then I don't buy it unless I feel it's worth it. For example, I absolutely hate the small rig cable clamps for the hdmi and usb c connector and I absolutely hate the small rig t5 holder because the levers bump into each other when I turn them. So buying the Tilta ones feel better for use. I absolutely hate how the baseplate is on the Tilta Standard Baseplate because it makes you buy a expensive dovetail plate to get access to the quick release lever. But you can always buy any other base plate that you like and use it. If you end up with proprietary parts then that is because you didn't do enough research before buying.
The Smallrig half cage is great for compact handheld shooting except for that Glock'ish hand grip on the T5 side-handle. It just needs to be filed down for more defined finger slots and a rosette to adjust the angle.
Does the Tilta HDMI 90 degree adapter fits(the screw's) on SmallRig cage? or 8Sinn? I like the idea of this adapter rather than SmallRig HDMI USB-C clamp.
Do you have a video on what accessories are compatible with each other
I like my SmallRig cage for my BMPCC4K. I have plenty of access points for accessories, which I'm sure Tilta has as well. But, for being a cheaper choice and equal quality in build, I stand by the SmallRig. I do like Tilta's V-mount solution that attaches underneath the camera. That is something I am considering on getting. Plus it will work with my cage. So, a win-win situation.
I would choose the smallrig because of the looks only. Tilta is just too much! But I would prefer a cage that wasn't building the camera even wider. It could instead wrap around it in the front somehow :) I like the whole package to be small!
Very true, the camera tends to grow a whole lot when accessorizing, that’s one thing that I don’t like either when it grows to much sideways... 👌
Thanks Arber, just 1 question, what sort of Gimbal would you suggest to use with the Tilta rig ?
Either the MOZA Air 2 or the Feiyutech ak4500... the feyutech has a dual handle that is stellar!
Help! Does this side handle work with the nano ii motors?
I bought this handle and a nano ii x2 motor kit, but the motors are USB-C and the handle is micro. I want to plug it in an test it, but not sure if it will break it.
Hi! I’m not sure, it won’t brake if you have an adapter
Thanks for the comparison. Does the Tilta side handle comes with the wirings for the ssd and npf battery to camera? Does it heat up with prolong recording to the point of not comfortable to hold? Thanks ahead for answering my questions.
Can you use the smallrig handle on the Tilta body?
Do you know if the nucleus nano side handle is compatible with a small rig cage?
Hi Arber, first of all amazing videos, maybe you can help me, do you know if the nato handle is compatible with any tilta nato rail incorporated on their cages? could you please check this? thank you so much in advance
Great comparison! Is the tilta side handle compatible with the Smallrig BMPCC 4K half cage?
What is the lens you use with the Tilta mount camera?
I wonder if there is a way to attach this Tilta side handle to smallrig cage (half cage). I know there is version with ARRI rosette, but with this one and smallrig cage you end up with handle located 20cm of the cage :).
In my experience the focus handle didn’t work very well and kept making the motor reset the lens focus randomly compared to the original nucleus n handle. Does anyone have a solution or a similar experience?
I’m already on my second one. It seems the micro usb connection on the bottom is not very strong so if the cable gets jerked or something it can ruin the whole port altogether which causes the motor to keep resetting
Hey! Great video. I’m looking at buying the bmpcc 4 & 6k. Do you think it’s a bad idea to use both systems together?
To me, the Tilta looks more gimmicky, with its logo and color, but I’ve used it a lot, and I know it’s good. Haven’t gotten the chance to try out the SmallRig yet.
How many of you combine the brands together in your rig? Is it mostly one over the other? And also which are the accessories you choose to interchange? Thanks. I love the look of Tilta, not sure how much I would want to mix as far as the looks of each brand go. Personally, I am leaning towards using Smallrig based on my research so far, but the electronic features of Tilta are pretty killer.
I mix quite alot to be honest. The look some times isnt great but most of the I dont care, thanx for your commet =)
I‘ve always used Small Rig and I‘ve always been a big fan of the gear they make, but let’s be honest:
Regarding the BMPCC 4K/6K the Tilta-Gear is unbeatable
We were on a budget, so smallrig is more than adequate. Tilta does look pretty cool, but I wouldn't rush to change just for that reason.
Except you could look like a sniper from a post-apocalypse action war film
Great video! Question: I have the Tilta cage (Basic kit with top handle + LWS baseplate). Will any of the wooden Smallrig handles attach to the Tilta cage? I use a Samsung T5 so the NATO handle with the SSD holder would be nice. Or maybe the Smallrig Universal Side Handle? I love the wooden aesthetic and I have no need for the battery grip or the focus control stuff with the Tilta handles.
Thanks for any help you can provide!
Smallrig makes quite a few handles of different sizes and designs, and a few of them simply screw into the 1/4-20 holes dotted all over most cages. It’s worth just trying one out, IMO. I can attest to Amazon’s great return policies as I build up my rig. I send back as much as I keep! Maybe more?
Oh, and as he mentioned in the video, you could also attach a NATO rail to your Tilta setup and then the Smallrig NATO handles would also attach (but extend out from the cage a little bit more).
(Your Audio is roughly 4 Frames to late. TH-cam automatically moves Audio 1, 1/2 frames to the left. So you have to recompensate for that in the editor beforehand.) Apart from that nice video :)
Please review tilta side focus handle
What’s your base plate for using those 15mm rods?
so... all my magpul stuff will fit on the smallrig, eh?
Im not familiar with magpul but most skrews on smallrigs are standard, also the rods.
Thank you for making this!
oh wow you have the new DZO film cine lenses? I know its off-topic but can you comment on how you like them or not? It's a manufacturer I'm unfamiliar with so I havent heard if they are solid buys or bad quality. What is your review? I would love to see a video on that. I just purchased an Oly 12-100 f/4 IS for travel but those DZO lenses look great
This may be a stupid question but I’m very curious and I’m asking anyways, can you mount the Tilta Side Focus Handle onto the SmallRig rig?
My cage is majority SmallRig and that’s just for affordability.. but i really like that Tilta handle over the other wooden one.
This would be very interesting for me too :)
Can i use the small rig baseplate ( the plate that holds the 15mm rails) with the Tilta cage?
So im looking at purchasing a bmpcc6k. My main rig will be on my gimbal but im looking at a handheld one too. From a comfort perspective , im thinking smallrig because the nano side handle really would make it easier to hold, can anyone tell me if its worth spending the extra and just going tilta.
Good stuff! Keep those videos coming! :)
Hi, can you please send me the details or link for cables that can be used to charge bmpcc4k from moza air 2 please 🙏🙏
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Might sound like a silly question, but can you mount small rig parts on a Titla cage or vis versa?
Yes.
Are you able to use the under-housed V Mount battery plate as well as the side focus handle at the same time? It looks like the slide into the same slot.
Great review Arber. Tilta forever!
Tilta is great =)
Are you sure about R/S function in next update? Hope BM will add it
@@Krakadillaz Not at all, its just me hoping they do =)
@@ArberBaqaj thank you.
I saw that you use new lens 10-20mm ))
One question about it, what would you prefer: Metabones 0.71x + Sigma 18-35mm or DZOFilm 10-24mm?
In first option we have 1 more stop light and Super 35 but in second option - it's cinema lens.
@@Krakadillaz they are so different, the sigma combo gives more light but the image of the DZO lens is just lovely =)
Love your Videos man! I‘m currently considering switching from SmallRig to Tilta and trying to figure out how to make a rig that allows me to switch from tripod to handheld to shoulder rig to gimbal. Do you by chance have any experience with that?
Check this out for a versatile rig that allows fast configuration changes! th-cam.com/video/C76ylBWWpFs/w-d-xo.html&t
I got a small rig setup but only coz tilta took ages releasing their stuff
Someone can tell me if the smallrig cage is compatible with some TILTA Acessories ?? For example : The small rig cage can mount the TILTA SSD Holder ???
some you can and some you cant I am afraid, the ssd doesnt work on smallrig
I prefer wooden handles if you are shooting in a cold day in winter, none of those top handles seem great for that. I have to keep looking haha
Smallrig makes a top handle with wood underneath. It looked really nice, and I ordered one, but ended up sending it back because they have an all metal one with video start/stop button on it, which is important to me.
can you use Tilta (or Smallrig) on both blackmagic 4k or blackmagic 6k?
Yes yiu can =)
So does the Sony NP-F970 power the camera itself, or just the Nucleus Nano? Or both? Reason I ask is because most reviews I’ve seen only talk about it as though it’s for the NN, not the camera.
You can purchase additional cable and power your BMPCC
how do I attached the t5 to the tilta
I used a smallrig ssd holder
But NP-F battery only supports 7v
I got the Tilta because of the cable management and ability to turn it into a half cage, but I kinda wish they had a more low key color option without the stupid logos and stuff. It kinda has the “gamer look” and it’s really tacky.
I was thinking of getting mine powder coated black if I go with it.
On the Tilta site there is often a black option in addition to “Tilta gray”. It doesn’t seem consistent, though 🤷🏻♂️
I like the look. However I am a gamer. Lol
Great vid! Question - I would like to get the Small Rig Cage and "add" the Tilta Finger tip side handle focus, - Can I Do that?
No I looked it’s a specific mount
Another great video!!! Thank you!
Arber Baqaj what do you think of the feelworld f6 plus
Thanks for this comparison! But what about handling? Are they both comfortable in the hand? How easy or hard is it to reach all buttons?
Great video man!!! I’m just a beginner in videography and recently bought bmpcc 4k which cage would you recommend for beginners? Thanks!
Cheaper version
I chose Smallrig because nobody in the world was making cages for the GH5/GH5s with the XLR1 adaptor, except for Smallrig with their XLR helmet add-on.
Very true, I still use that a lot! Great comment!
Hey Arber, I know, I watched the video you did with the GH5 and I bought that Smallrig cage with XLR helmet based on your review! Now I have x2 for my GH5 & GH5s. :)
Do you know if the Tilta Standard Baseplate is compatible with the ARRI standard dovetail plate?
Im trying to have a rig for Gimbal. and I know the camera is kinda bigger when you put the cage so i want to make an easier balance. which do you recommend
Which gimbal
Question: using Smallrigs V Mount base, can you still use 15mm rods ?
that is the tilta v mount base and no you cannot. kind of frustrating because what if you want a v mount and the follow focus. I dont like putting vmounts behind my screen
What lenses would you recommend for the BMPCC4K? I'm getting one soon, just going back and forth on what lenses to get for it? Not sure whether to get a speedbooster or just an adapter - defo gonna be getting vintage glass and cine-modding them though.
One lens to check out is the Canon 10-18 mm lens, which is good and affordable... Remember that the BMPCC6K has a super35 chip, which is aps-c like, so you can use aps-c lenses, which are called EF-S in the canon universe.
Which one is lighter in weight?
About the same I would say!
Dope video
Thanx my friend!
They both do the same thing
Just one costs more.
Not true, there is a huge difference : Weight !
sylvain renault Which one weighs more???
@@TreyDaze The smallrig
@@TreyDaze the heaviest the better.
@@sylvainrenault Really?
Camera gear is such easy talent to work with sometimes!!! Lol
I cant get over how small your mouth moves vs how loud you speak, I think your mic is on too much haha.
Ha ha ha!
I like a professional look - and Tilta no does not look professional. I would never use that transformer looking equipment - prefer it simple like smallrig.
Looks more professional to me. Just has some more obvious logo branding.
Smallrig easy.