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I wanted the video that how to work the rig. Great

Definitely a technique worth playing with and getting good at! Well done for sorting out the last setup in 15 mins ;-)

That was so cool. Thanks for the post! What is the stand the base you're using to hold the Kessler Turntable ?

Great overview! You said Second Shooter Pro will connect with Unreal through kOS, is that possible without CineShooter, just a 3 axis SSPro setup?

it looks good, but I'm wondering what is causing some of the micro jitters around the 10:25 mark?

excellent

absolutely beautiful!

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Trying MP6X today!!!! Cant wait to do hyperstacks.

I'm doing product shots and corporate interviews, but I want room to grow. Cineshooter+ or Axibo PT4?

Nice!!!

Do you use OLED Screens for your backgrounds ? Can’t decide between Mini-LED because of its max brightness and OLED for its black levels. Can OLED Screens compete with the studio lights in terms of brightness? Also, if you do use OLED, don’t you get burn in when filming for weeks at a time? Love your content :)

What do you think of the new f/8 pro2be offerings from laowa?

Can you explain your DIY slider in more detail? I have an ST4,3, additional motor, and 80/20 so I'm trying to figure out when I need to add to motorize the 'track'. A linear bearing + ? Is there a racking, or how is it actually driven?

The Split Stack feature just blew my mind, thank you so much for this. Super helpful!!!

You Great Good... !!! I wish you every day of your development. Best Relaxing +thumb up3!

Great video!

The astrhori is fantastic for professional video use where you’d never really use an undiffused led panel

Awesome rig!

Really great review, thank you! Going to be filming plants aswell and you answered all my questions i had about the camera.

Awesome 😎

This thing is amazing. Excellent work!!

Hey there…. Im eecc_photo Know im even more tempted Ill look in to the other vida as well Maybe show the display screen as well

Very cool!

Very cool!

Getting very jealous of these custom color units. Haha

oMG, you're awesome! and Otto is too!! thx for the video!

Looks amazing, does this work with the older CineDrive?

indeed, freakin cool :D great video i will remember to rewatch it many times when i will set up something similar.

quite long wish list :) i agree with all. but heavy duty sliders are used on film sets. prices are 10k+++ so im not sure how many people can really afford it. im sure everyone would like it, just not to pay for it :) i think all the mid/higher range motion control stuff have to be made by the user him self. next level up its a film grade grear. i guess the competition is getting bigger so the prices are going down a bit. but still its like 10x -100x more, also by weight :)

How to you compare this to Axibo?

Such a powerhouse!

Reminds me of something 🤔

So cool, thank you! I have been wanting to buy the Cineshooter for the last few weeks and glad I waited for the + :) Thanks for everything!

I think the title might need changing? 😅 Great video though! 👍

Great explanation!

In my lifetime I will never be able to afford the lens

So good, thanks for making this! Was just looking at the Axibo again, as I remember it being the only one with direct UE communication, but this changes quite a lot. Would just the Power Blok, a TV screen, and a static camera work for some basic turntable virtual production stuff right? How to connect the Power Blok to PC & power actually?

Great video!

Awesome Video, thanks so much for sharing :) mega useful!!!

Fantastic job Chris! Thank you so much for helping us architect this software, and making it so easy and reliable.

Can you help me out? I'm looking to build a Z axis. Can you go into more detail a on yours? Thanks!

круто очень!!!

I just got my Axibo and your tutorial was exactly what I needed to get started. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this invaluable info!

man oh man right on the money thank you - links to Kessler would be good more specifically what you used what is custom - watching you so I would not konw about this I'd think super $$$ typical Motion control.

awesome man thank you!

Thanks for the response before! I'm a little confused on the power supply. The one you linked is no longer available so I ordered the one Amazon said is frequently purchased along with the steeper drivers. It's a 24v 18.75a 450 watt unit. In your notes above you say 'reccd at least 24v power supply if you want higher speeds' so it seemed appropriate. Then in the middle of the night I'm thinking, bbut the motors are 12v, right? and I re-watched the video and you say get a 12v power supply. So I'm wondering, did I go wrong with the 24v? Is there something I need to do to keep from burning up the motors or the board? (I see the board inputs says DC9-42v so I guess it can handle it) Thanks again, and beautiful work.

I've been looking for something like this for awhile!! What are those round connectors you use for output on your driver box?

Thank you!!!! I’ve been stuck on this for about 2 years!

Hi Chris! I'm James from Sciencelookers. I just found your channel when RUclips suggested a video about Dragonframe you did a couple of years ago. Your ability to track moving plants with Chronos was amazing. Using Dragonframe to record multiple timelapses simultaneously with the same rig was impressive as well. Really shows off how accurately it returns to the same place even after moving a long distance from there. I like how you shot the background separately with the rig and projected it frame by frame to recapture it in camera. I didn't even realise you did this until the reveal at the end.