EVERY PART of my Steadicam kit with all of my modifications and reviews.

In this video I talk about every part in my Steadicam kit and how I modified things.
I hope everyone likes the video, it took me forever to make and to find all the links for everything.
I COULDN'T FIT ALL THE LINKS HERE SO PLEASE FOLLOW THIS LINK TO FIND THEM ALL. Its easiest to find the item you're looking for by the timecode.
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1:16 Tiffen M1
1:27 Volt
1:32 My Volt video
1:35 Transvideo Stargate
1:48 3rd Battery
1:50 Custom Stickers
1:56 Bubble Level
2:01 Low mode docking ring
2:09 15mm Rod Clamp
2:09 Ballhead Magic Arm
2:16 15mm Rod Clamp
2:16 200g Weight
2:25 Grip Tape
2:39 SmallHD Monitor
2:45 15mm Rods
2:55 Low mode Mount
3:13 Volt docking Bracket
3:22 Monitor cable
3:26 HDSDI Cable
3:30 Volt Cable
3:32 Other Volt cable
3:39 Cat
3:46 G70x
3:50 Steadi-Sleeve
4:02 Spin Post
4:24 Exovest
4:31 15mm Rod Clamp
5:42 Exovest Case
5:47 Robocup
5:50 Cliq Chair
5:57 Strap
6:12 Tripod case
6:15 Tenba Cineluxe 24
6:20 AXIS Wheels
6:30 AXIS Trough
6:36 AXIS Stand
6:40 Sandbag hook
7:14 pelican 1550 with Dividers
7:23 Trekpack Dividers
7:32 Video about tools
7:37 ¼ T handle Hex
7:37 7/64 T handle Hex
7:41 Insta 360 Case
7:42 Insta 360 (the new version)
7:53 3rd battery case
7:55 3rd Battery Adapter (not the exact one)
7:59 Monitor Case
8:03 Dummy Battery
8:06 Fancy Bag
8.07 Custom Stickers
8:13 Camera Fujifilm x100t
8:22 Power Cables
8:39 Gold mount Adapter
8:47 3pin Lemo to Ptap splitter
8:48 Rod Mount attachment
8:51 Cable that should be in a different case
8:53 Nucleus M power cable
9:01 3 pin LEMO to 2.1 adapter
9.07 HDSDI cables
9:18 Gaff tape
9:21 Card Case
9:22 Business Cards
9:25 Low Mode Bracket
9:31 Arri Compact bridge plate adapter
9:38 SOS Plate
9:52 Dovetail plate
10.08 Mini Case
10:10 Alexa viewfinder mount
10:38 Alexa Mini Bracket
10:53 Alexa Classic Case
10:55 Alexa Classic Parts
11:08 Mounting point Part
11:17 Gold mount Teradek Bracket
11:26 Gold mount Shark Fin
11:30 V mount Shark Fin
11:49 Lid organizer
11:54 6” 15mm rods Carbon Fiber
11:57 6” 15mm rods Titanium
12:11 9” 15mm rods Titanium
12:17 6” 15mm threaded rods
12:22 12” 15mm carbon rods
12:29 Insta 360 stick
12:36 6” arm post
12:40 12” Arm post
12:44 Drilled 12” arm post
12:52 Standby cover
13:10 Radio Headset
13:19 Headlamp
13:22 Volt Case
13:24 Volt Cable 1
13:24 Other Volt cable
13:26 Volt Belts
13:28 Small case
13:30 BNC 90 angle adapters
13:34 BNC Barrel Connector
13:38 Case of Screws (but i did add more over time)
13:43 Ptap to 2 pin LEMO
13:48 Lens Cleaning Kit
13:49 Mounting Clamps
13:49 Rod Clamps
13:54 Articulating Arm
14:01 Sprigs
14:11 Short Teradek Antennas
14:20 Short rod things
14:23 Velcro
14:28 Silica Gel Packs (I reuse the ones I get in things)
14:39 pelican 1550 with Dividers
14:47 Battories (new ones)
15:25 Moses Pole Case
15:29 Moses Pole
15:51 Shot Bags
16:02 Duffel Bag
16:04 My Video on waterproofing
16:09 Jerry Hill Pancho
16:15 Volt Cover
16:17 Arm Cover
16:19 Plastic Wrap
16:20 Trash Bags
16:21 Matthews Pipe Coupler
16:29 Belt
16:35 Carabiners
16:38 Strap Things
16:59 The Cart
17:11 Wheel Case (Tenba Cineluxe 24)
17:16 Steadicam Kit for the Cart
17:27 Stand Hanger
17:47 Pelican 1550 with Dividers
17:51 VTC Dovetail Plate
18:17 My Video on the live kit
18:22 G-zoom Kit
18:26 G-zoom adapters
18:50 Motor Case
18:51 External focus motors
18:59 Motor Mounting
19:00 Gears
19:01 Triax case
19:04 Triax Jumper
19:17 SMPTE jumper case
19:19 SMPTE Fiber Jumper
19:29 Teleprompter case
19:33 BNC to 3.5mm jack
19:40 HDMI Cable
19:45 Cheese Plate
19:46 Power cable
19:53 Monitor
19:56 Case for Analog converter
19:56 Analog to digital converter
20:05 Analog Converter Power
20:07 Tally Cases
20:08 Tally Sensors
20:39 American Grip Stand
20:45 Stand Wheels
20:48 Nail Polish
20:58 Stand case
21:10 Twin Pelican cases
21:11 X-mount
21:25 Mitchel Mount
21:36 Pelican 1550 with Dividers
21:57 Nucleus-M
22:09 Teradek
22:14 Directors Monitor (Monitor)
22:14 Directors Monitor (Cage)
22:14 Directors Monitor (power)
22:14 Directors Monitor (Teradek)
22:27 Gold Mount batteries

[@graysonarias]

These videos are so GOOD. Very helpful. Thanks for your transparency in showing your kit!

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks so much, I appreciate it

[@gbjib3827]

Thank you for sharing! It's the "little things" that lets one with a keen eye know that you are an experienced professional. Being able to connect and integrate a variety of cameras to your system is where the money is really at.

[@SteadiRed]

So true! thanks!

[@fybsi2081]

I absolutely love the organization and cleanliness. Bravo my Steadicam brother.

[@SteadiRed]

Thank you kindly

[@corey1022]

Thank you for taking the time to put this together. I’m starting my $tedicam journey now and wanted to get a breakdown like this of potential gear I’m going to have to buy over time. I’m taking a bronze Stedicam class next week at Abelcine in nyc. I’m a reality Dp that does mainly ronin and recently purchased the Tilta Float which has now got me wanting to learn proper stedicam and then go from stedicam to a trinity. I’ll still use my Tilta float in between because it’s a good little alternative for the trinity if your not flying a big rig camera.

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks man! It sounds like a great plan! i wish you luck with it!

[@bengibbs1965]

Also going to that same class next week! Small world haha. I’ll see you there!

[@YeahWhiplash]

Love the video! My kit feels incredibly small compared to yours lol, I'll definitely be grabbing a few new pieces that you have. Thanks for the advice and sharing your equipment list.

[@SteadiRed]

hahaha, thanks man, I appreciate it

[@CalebNichols99]

Great video once again Man👍 I'm watching this now for the second time. It just so happen to be you uploaded this the other day on my birthday, it was well worth the long wait after seeing the trailer. It was good to see how you organised your gear, as it gave me a comparison and other ideas to how I can organise mine. Thanks again😁😁

[@SteadiRed]

Awesome! I'm glad I could help. Happy Birthday!!

[@sebastiannieves4825]

Thank you! This is extremely helpful.

[@SteadiRed]

You're very welcome!

[@lexy1921]

Love the Garett Brown shots at 20:45 in the background. Great video as always! Thanks ♥️

[@SteadiRed]

Hahaha, I was hoping someone would notice that

[@cameranerdsmedia]

Epic video! Thanks for sharing

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks so much 😁

[@goddyosas6578]

thank you Red 😊

[@SteadiRed]

I appreciate it 😊

[@haolongzhang9602]

Great video, thanks for your sharing

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks for watching!

[@maxmustermann649]

Great Video as always. I learned so much from this! Mainly that its way more than i expected. Could you make a Video about a beginners Setup?

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks so much! I have to get access to some smaller rigs but id love to

[@justusriechers2900]

OMG RED! Great video! I love the AB to XLR Plate - Is there a V-Mount to XLR as well?

[@SteadiRed]

I thought there would be but i guess there is not. oops. this is a possible option though... adorama.rfvk.net/BX9JmW

[@camfly_1005]

Yay! 💯

[@SteadiRed]

😁😁😁

[@mtj_zuffa]

i had been playing with the thought of buying steadicam.. but now i dont.. that gear is just too much for me 😅 Thanks a lot for the informations !

[@SteadiRed]

Haahaha oh no! well, I guess it helped in a different way

[@goddyosas6578]

🤣🤣

[@keaganafonso6314]

Love these videos, could I ask for some advice since your a stabilization expert, i have a sony a6600 (the size of standard dslr probably) and am wondering what set up i could establish a smooth tracking shot for a doc I'm shooting in africa? I'm seriously considering building a literal dolly rig for these tracking shots if its impossible to get the shots smooth enough

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks so much! it depends on the shot really, but if your talking about a long establishing shot, I would probably go with a gimbal with a shock mount arm bolted to a vehicle or more likely a drone. for a long walk and talk kind of thing a steadicam or a gimbal would be the way to go. an aero 15 would get the job done but be sure to get a skilled operator.

[@nicolapaoli4561]

Super interesting video! (as always!) I watched also the multicam tutorial... If I may ask, regarding tally, the signal goes from the 4-pin top section through the M1 post and comes out from that 5-pin connector at the bottom, is it correct? Where did you get those tally receivers you mention at 20.18? On your website I don't see them. Their lemo cable that you ended up making by yourself is the 5-pin, and it goes in the bottom section 5-pin plug, did I get that right? (I was actually wondering which cable is to be used with that 5-pin plug and with which monitor, as neither Stargate or other similar monitors have a 5-pin connection!) In the other video you also mention a tally through sdi... Is that actually a tally light that works with a sdi signal? Or it must be injected in the monitor as a second sdi in? Thank you for your answer. I would like to step up soon from an A-30 system and I am trying to understand where to put my money... M2 or the italian brand Smartsystem, that offers also some customizations possible, besides being close to where I live...

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks so much for watching! Yeas thats correct, the tally gos in the 4-pin top section through the M1 post and comes out from that 5-pin connector at the bottom. The receivers i had to make myself but they are quite simple. it is a just an LED wired to pin 2 and 3 of the lemo. you can find the wiring diagram in the manual. with this system i have to power the monitor with a different power output (the 3 pin lemo). I think it is possible to make a cable that would carry power and tally data directly to my stargate but it is beyond my capability. The tally through sdi simply uses the copper in the line already run through the sled to send an electrical signal from the top of the sled to the bottom. it doesn't have a connection to the monitor at all. it uses a brake out box you would velcro to the top of the monitor and it would light up when it receives the power. i know some cameras do somehow send recording data through the sdi line (the alexa and the red cameras do it) but it doesn't work for broadcast cameras. hopefully that makes sense. . For me i love the M2 and i have not tried out the smart system. but for you i would definitely look into it because having the company to fix the rig nearby is a really big deal. i wouldn't want to have to mail the rig to a different country every time i had a problem.

[@danialanees]

wow man

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks!

[@aprojectvista]

Where do you get the foam that’s in your Pelicans from? Like the one holding your 4 bank battery charger in place.

[@SteadiRed]

i got mine from mycasebuilder

[@persvanstrom]

Love your channel and your personality. Instant sub, thx for the work you put in. Could I ask if you got any input for really cheap gear ? I just got my pinky into the industry and as a solo videographer I can't afford (or need) a real Steadycam, yet ;) I bought a cheap Flycam, but I hate it :) I find it more or less impossible to balance and struggle to find smooth shots. I understand that a 500$ will never compare to a 40k gear, but what will be good enough? Would be very interessting to hear a real pros input on where to start building for a beginner...

[@SteadiRed]

Hey man! Thanks so much! I would look into used older gear or possibly modifying what you have.

[@RonaldPalarca]

Can I ask, where did you get the foam cutout for your battery quad charger? Was it custom made?

[@SteadiRed]

I got it made by my custom case. I had to do a lot of measuring to do it nice 😁

[@winlosegaming]

hello im ( 1dx Mark iv + Canon R3 ) videographer i work some low budget studios all over the India this video change my mind Now time to expand 50k bucks next 10 years ( Staring kit stedicam x-20 ) practice with my kit Then Work Large Scal Works And Final Earn Money ( WARNING Keep in mind one thing that only 40% of your earnings should be spent on your work ) thank you for this video and showing your setup

[@WallStreetImage]

Interested to know if there a place to purchase a monitor mount like this as a stand alone

[@SteadiRed]

What one do you mean?

[@WallStreetImage]

Sorry, the one holding the transvideo monitor on the bottom

[@TYPE1media]

Hey Red.. what vehicle do you use to transport your gear?

[@SteadiRed]

A surprisingly small car., haha... A Toyota C-HR

[@manmadewilderness]

Good work, Red. You show all the parts, but not necessarily how they go together. (I know, that would be a video 4 or 5 times longer than this one.) So help me out with the battery adaptor @ 8:39. I'm a V-mount man flying a Zephyr, but I don't understand how this plate eliminates camera cables. How do you mount the thing, and where? Top? Bottom? Behind the camera? Under the battery?

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks for watching! its a little hard for me to explain but i'll do my best. by eliminate the camera cables i mean the power cables to each brand of camera to be powered off of your sled. they are really expensive and not worth it. so to power the camera instead (without the additional battery weight) you would come out of the topstage power out (i think on a Zepher its a 3pin LEMO) and into the battery eliminator with a 3pin LEMO to a 4 pin xlr cable. the battery eliminator would be where the battery on the camera normally gos so the camera has no idea it doesn't have a battery on the back.

[@manmadewilderness]

Got it, thanks Red! I usually fly smaller cameras that don’t have battery plates, but still try to power them somehow from my rig battery, so that was why I was confused. That’s a great idea to use AB or V-mount battery eliminators on the camera.

[@lethinh282]

Long time no see broo

[@SteadiRed]

I know, it's hard to keep up with it 😪

[@MrSingh-hx1zi]

Am indian love you bro

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks for watching 😁👍

[@boahandarrowsproductions4326]

The affiliate link comment has me rolling.

[@SteadiRed]

Hahaha

[@WaltRichman]

Hey I have a Glidecam v 16 & Im trying to update it to make it modern. you interested in doing a video on vintage gimbals?

[@kv4302]

wait, you're not supposed to eat the packs or you're not supposed to eat the sneakers? i have to know!

[@SteadiRed]

hahaha, its seasoning for the sneekers.

[@vasiliyivanishvili9025]

OMG! More easy is take your HOUSE, put this on truck and going to location! Or make a wheels for your house! You must think about this idea, because you can use a toilet, and kitchen and bedroom! More comfortable! ;)))

[@SteadiRed]

hahaha, great idea!

[@vasiliyivanishvili9025]

@@SteadiRed you are welcome! ;) BTW, please make a tour on your video-village! PLEASE!!!

[@SteadiRed]

@@vasiliyivanishvili9025 hahaha, it has to be the right job. not a lot of people are ok with that 😁

[@sergio_r.h]

please make a video react to tomas antonsson he make really cool behind the scene video specially steadicam live event and maybe you can explain what he's doing

[@lethinh282]

Total u spend for all thissss broo

[@SteadiRed]

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[@MrJM0B]

Leh-mo? Don't you mean a Lee-mo? Never heard it pronounced like that! Hello from the UK.

[@SteadiRed]

hahaha, i don't really know.

[@MrJM0B]

@@SteadiRed I'm going to start using it purely for the reactions now.

[@SteadiRed]

@@MrJM0B hahahaha

[@Harshilmomaya]

Gift me your sled it's amazing 😍

[@SteadiRed]

hahaha

[@AdamOpie]

And there is always more to buy 😭

[@SteadiRed]

So true, I was looking for the links to all of the things in the video and I ended up buying more stuff as I was doing it hahaha

[@AdamOpie]

@@SteadiRed 😂 I wish I was surprised

[@mr.samith]

I love to be come camera man but i dont have mony. But i have sony xperia 1 mobile. Am making short film sam video in my yt channel.

[@SteadiRed]

Don't worry about that, everyone starts somewhere. Keep at it man, i wish you luck!