The Easyrig portable camera support system is a cost effective aid which can be used with both film and video cameras. Ergonomically designed, the Easyrig reduces the static load on the neck and shoulder muscles, and distributes it to other parts of the body which are more capable of handling it.
The Easyrig gives you the speed and mobility of a handheld camera, while still achieving steady shots from the shoulder, the hip or even at knee level. The powerful suspension lines will easily accept the new lightweight digital cameras and the heavier professional Camcorders, as well as 35 mm film cameras up to 25 kg (55 lbs).
The Easyrig is ideal for news broadcasts, sport events, documentaries, commercials or many other handheld situations where stability is crucial and where the freedom to move is essential.
After filming, just fold away the Easyrig in its specially designed transport bag.
@@iamchristianconcha A new vest can be purchased from our reseller closest to you. To find the closest reseller press "Find Reseller" on our website. To change the vest on your system you remove the support bar by unscrewing the knobs in the back and attach it to the new vest. If you need further help send us a mail: info@easyrig.se
I attribute the success of this company to a particular man. An excellent communicator, a passionate and an excellent seller.I pull my hat to you Mr. Hellsten. 🏆
Hello Easy Team ! I want it! Almost no matter how, I just don't have the necessary change at the moment. How can I get it and ... Hmmm pay later? Ch Cheers Lucas
Hello, The Boom Rig can be purchased from any of our resellers all over the world. If you have any questions don't hesitate to reach out to us via E-mail. Have a nice day.
My first thoughts after the video: the load knob has to be accessible by the operator wearing the Boom Rig. When quickly adjusting boom length between takes requires another person to adjust -my- equipment, it’s very impractical. Other than that, it looks like EasyRig has addressed most of the problems of other boom support systems. I’m still not convinced to buy it. Wearing a vest like this does restrict movement and while putting it on and taking it off doesn’t take very long, it’s not something I would like to do between takes on fast-paced shows. When there is no sound utility person to assist the boom op (like there is in the camera department; before the DoP has finished taking their EasyRig off, a camera assistant is already there to take it back to the mag liner), it might be a serious constriction. Nonetheless I love that more companies are trying to find solutions for sound guys‘ problems!
Hello, Thank you for your input! Much appreciated. Just by adjusting the position of the boom hook slightly it is possible to make the boom longer without increasing the tension. If you're ever at a trade show we'd be happy to have you visit our booth and try it out.
Was a great idea with the gorilla and you had a fantastic booth on the IBC. Received my Minimax with Stabil today. You convinced me on IBC to add that to my workflow. 🎥🖤
Just Got a Minimax with Stabil Light. It's a bit too light for me though, I wish the max payload was just 3-4 pounds heavier then it would occupy a really nice weight range. So I'm sending it back for a Vario 5 with Stabil G3. But anyways I really like seeing how they are made here. Are they all made this way? I don't know but it's nice knowing some are hand made and not all are made in a factory. It's cool looking at it and then looking at the video seeing how it was made and where it came from.
Hello Matt, Thank you for your comments and feedback. All Easyrigs and accessories are hand made and tested in Easyrig HQ. Maybe we will do more videos showing our assembly in the future.
Our reseller in the UK is Production Gear, please reach out to them if you're interested in our products! Unfortunately, the model Turtle X was discontinued roughly 10 years ago.
Interesting to see Jayme use the Easyrig on his shoulder, haven't seen anyone do that before. I wonder if a Shoulder Rig in combination with an Easyrig is the way to go for smoother walking shots, without having to sacrifice the Easyrigs versatility.
An Easyrig in combination with a shoulder pad makes for extremely steady (and comfortable) shots when the camera is resting on the shoulder. We usually recommend that people have at least like a pound of weight of the camera rig on the shoulder to have a better contact area to guide the camera. However, when walking it will not stabilize the footage, it's then much better to get the camera away from the body and do the "Steadicam-walk". We have our product STABIL Light that also will help remove the steps when walking with a Minimax.
I’m really tempted to pick up the minimax with stabil light, but there’s no carriers nearby that has it on display to test out, nor rentals. I’m someone who rarely uses gimbals, and really curious of how the stabil stabilizes the image (especially while walking) compared to the one without stabil. Could you do a video showcasing it handheld? 😊
Hi Isak, Please reach out to our reseller that is closest to you if you'd like to try the rig before making a purchase. We do have videos on our Instagram showcasing how it is to work with handheld. I also suggest visting our booth at a future trade show such as NAB or IBC. Have a nice day.
I have question for Stabil light. When I bought it, a retailer in my country said, "locked in 90 degrees to function as a 'normal' Minimax" is not recommended, but is it okay to use it that way up to 7kg? I thought Vario 5 with stabil can be used that way so I wondered.
How do you attach the easytilt to a gimbal setup like the guy in the video? I use handles like this, not a ring. Is there hardware that comes with the easytilt that allows you to do this?
The EasyTilt comes with Spindles that attaches to the frame of the gimbal. It fits 25mm frames and 30mm frames. The Spindles can be attached to anything circular that is either 25 or 30mm, no matter if it's a frame or handles.
I admire the gentleman who demoed the item that's a lot of work. And you did one heck of a job demonstrating it. I believe you're in great physical shape to go through all that that you just went through. WOW
