Gaffer & Gear 201 - Mixed Topics

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Gaffer & Gear 201 - Mixed Topics
In this episode we take a look at a issues with the Forza 60 projectors and the Aputure F21 and F22, We look at a Kupo mount for the F21 & F22, the Faderlux looking glass, and the Chimera Pro Panels
Products available in Australia from….
FaderLux:
Framelight.com.au
Kupo:
Protog.com.au
Chinera:
Tecart.com.au
Index
00:00 Intro
00:41 Forza 60 projector mount safety issue
01:38 FarderLux (variable ND looking glass)
04:09 Amaran F21 & F22 Lanterns
04:41 Amaran F21 & F22 solution for mat falling out
05:56 Kupo Super Knuckle mount for the Amaran F21 & F22
08:08 Chimera Pro Panel Kit

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11 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 32

@Seriouslycantplayguitar Год назад

Have never been more excited to watch a video titled “mixed topics”

@EverythingFilmmaking Год назад

This was a cool idea, your channel deserves more subs🤷🏻‍♂️

@piotrmasiak6355 Год назад

Just thank you because you're. Greetings from 🇵🇱

@leoquesto9183 Год назад

Another really good one, a fun mix. The Chimera fast frames are so, so handy. Use them a lot, mostly with The Rag Place rags.

@GatesRick Год назад

Couldn't find any TRP fabrics for 42" frames. You have a link?

@leoquesto9183 Год назад

@@GatesRick They’ll make whatever you want. My TRP pieces are 72”x 72”, and that’s the size fast frame I use.

@tvlmedia314 Год назад

I love the Chimera Panel frames! I have 2 of them in 6x6 with: Ultrabounce, full half and quater grid cloth, single & double scrim. So quick to set up and perfect for indoor scenes and exteriors with not too much wind. Use them every project!

@duge30 Год назад

Me too i also have the chimera panel crate 40 degrees for spill control love it

@borjaherran4278 Год назад

Thanks for everything! I bought not so long ago the F22C and I had to return it... great light but very noise and no fan control option. I end up buying 2 F21C

@igetitlitsoicansit2950 Год назад

Great addition to the channel, hopefully there are more of these when time permits since your a busy man. Also that soonwell looks like a TANK(in the best of ways) very intrigued what they have to offer

@euchian Год назад

thanks andrew, you completely saved me with the F22c Bending of the rods, didnt know it was meant to be designed this way, so i had used my falcon eyes frame but it was stretching the corners wayyy too much. thanks so much mate

@holdmedear Год назад

Great episode !!

@lightforce3642 Год назад

Thanks Andrew, much appreciated . I've been using my MTpro's a lot hoping they will do a 4ft version soon. I use the Aputure Zoom spotlight on my 60x lights very happy with it.....

@meetthegaffer Год назад

I use one or two mini-Cardellini’s to hold the chimera frames for indoor set ups. I carry two 6x6 frames on my flag cart, with diffusers and bounces. They are super handy and ultra lightweight. The kit is cool too!

@gaffergear Год назад

Thanks Luke, they seem to fit my stands ok but this is handy information for everyone else who seems to have them slipping.

@philpritchard5173 Год назад

Grt. Thx.

@charleshoughton Год назад

Use a flat metal file to take those edges off. Flat file to dull the edge should work nicely.

@memostothefuture Год назад

Which viewfinder is this on the Canon camera @4:44 ?

@EugeneMaynard Год назад

👍🏾🙏🏾

@Itsaknightslife Год назад

Thanks for all you do! As someone who's a travel filmmaker, having the knowledge of lighting and the best products gives me that much more of an edge. Quick question though. As someone who's more run and gun, I'm looking for the best Swiss army knife of lights for use in any situation. Would you recommend going with a series of tube lights to handle most situations in studio and on the go? I was thinking of the nanlite pavotubes 2ft and 4ft and grabbing two of each.

@DaCarnival Год назад

I'm not an expert, but until Andrew chimes in - I don't think tube lights are a Swiss army knife, because when you really need output they come up short. One of the newer COB Bowens fixtures with modifiers are much more versatile in my opinion, something in the 300-720w range.

@Itsaknightslife Год назад

@@DaCarnival Great insight, thanks. Really not replacing daylight or anything. But was thinking of using multiples of them as like a kinoflo style if I needed output, but that's great insight thank you. Probably need to invest in a 300x or 600x at some point anyway.

@clizzaudio Год назад

Wonderful stuff as usual, Andrew. Question about the chimera frame...i own one myself and although it does fit into a standard grip head i find it could use a proper spigot to grip it more tightly. Otherwise when mouthing it horizontally it swivels and the wind can take it for a ride. Any suggestions or modifications to secure it more steadily?

@gaffergear Год назад

Some views are they use mini Cardellini clamps

@CineInThe6 Год назад

They now make a Spiggot adapter that clamps around the tubing. With a single mount, on say the 4x4 frame size, I find it doesn’t bite strong enough to deal with the weight of the rag if you have it mounted on the bottom of the frame (like you typically would with a floppy or 4x4 diff frame). If you had one on each side I don’t see it being an issue and makes angling larger frames easier than biting it straight with a grip head.

@clizzaudio Год назад

@@CineInThe6 thanks! I think the matthews 4x4 kit is more sturdy as it has a welded spigot attached and can be assembled similar to this Chimera one. Two stands sometimes isn't an ideal scenario.