Great walkthrough, and I'm often using a very similar setup. Building the camera rig to be comfortable and easy to hold steady makes it really easy to get great looking stuff when shooting run&gun content. I recently sold my 12-35 lumix lens and bought the 10-25 f1.7. - The original 12-35 was my go-to for 8 years (Since GH4)! It definitely stood the test of time.
Really cool stuff I started out with the GH5 a long time ago. Had to update it last night because it literally just stops wanting to focus on my overhead shots. I'm using a Canon R5C which has such better focus it is mind-blowing. The GH5 is still haunting me with back focusing.
Awesome Lee . Sick Rig bro. I’m looking at the Gh6 from this dude on marketplace. Oh and that Nicey rig should definitely have some fpv motors and Fc stack . 😂 😂😂 looks like a fpv frame
I have the small rig sled and I do like it but my chest pad gets loose after like 2 minutes. Have to keep tightening it on the sides it's pretty annoying
Coming from a Sony shooter I really like this set up. I love my Sony but the cost and weight of the lens does cause me to look for a more cost effective setup.
Also I started shooting in 10 bit 4K 60 with my Ninja v Plus and I noticed a lot of noise in the video compared to 10 bit from my camera. Has anyone else had this issue
I run a lot of the same gear on my Zcam! How do you feel about the outdoor daylight performance of the portkeys monitor? I love everything about the monitor but in a lot of outdoor situations the screen quickly becomes almost unusable so im looking for a brighter option.
Hey thanks for checking out the video. It's funny you say that I've only owned this monitor for about 2 months and I had my first struggle outdoors with it over the weekend. I will admit it was a kind of strange shooting situation that I could definitely see how it could be a problem and really bright situations. How do you like that z cam?
@@AdventureFPV it's been a great rig. Very compact and reliable in any shooting condition I might have. I was actually in the process of making a very similar video on my rig and how it can adapt to any shooting situation. Other than the monitor it's pretty much perfect for my uses. Im looking at a 2000+ nit monitor to replace it with
