Minity long version

[@DANYTHEJACK]

Great work, but I'll never put my camera and my gimbal on that tiny bending pole!

[@USWAHINSAN]

Good👍

[@daylight2004]

that’s fantastic Sven! great work, looking forward to the next video in the your minity series about monitoring setups 👍

[@reelemotions]

I am very sorry for the delays, there is so much else to do. Don’t let your hopes down, I am working on it.

[@daylight2004]

@@reelemotions Thanks Sven !

[@ficklefox2171]

Your cat: "MY PEOPLE NEED ME. FAREWELL, nerds!" *jumps through dimensional rift above you*

[@markrobinson8254]

pretty long for small indoor set but on the right track for out door shooting ( Im worried about the bend in the length of the rig also) I like your style ... you build slow and sure

[@reelemotions]

I am worried about the bend too. :-)

[@RSSecurityTips]

Great idea and great work Sven, curious to see where you can take this.

[@reelemotions]

Sorry for the delays, there is so much else to do. I myself am curious where the project will take me, I am waiting to be inspired.

[@TheBlaznbowls]

Can you show me how you would run power cables down to a vmount battery on the bottom?.

[@reelemotions]

Sorry, Sorry, Sorry for the late reply. I overlooked your comment. I use rubber bands to attach cables, sometimes with a knot and sometimes I wrap them around something. So when th cable gets accidentally cought the rubber band expands and the cable takes no damage.

[@TheBlaznbowls]

@@reelemotions will you make a short video and show me what you mean please

[@reelemotions]

@@TheBlaznbowls Sorry, it is difficult for me to describe a knot. The name of the knot I usually use is Larks Head Knot. The idea to use this method is not from me. I also learned it from a youtube video, I think it was form Matti Haapoja but I am not sure, I tried to find it yesterday to give you the link but I could not find it. I am sure there are more videos that describe how to run cables, so I hope you will excuse me if I do not make another video about it.

[@cloudsnaps]

What's the eyepiece-device you're wearing in the last shot? Is it an eye tracker, or possibly a remote EVF?

[@reelemotions]

it is called Vufine, like a real world picture in picture device, it has an internal battery but needs a hdmi cable. store.vufine.com/

[@RickValasek]

Having the camera and gimbal secured with one-1/4 20 adapter thread is just asking for trouble. I know you want to save weight, but REALLY?

[@reelemotions]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I share your concern. You are not the first person to point out this weakness. Therefore, I am planning to conduct a test to see how much force the adapter can withstand. I have a lot of work to do, so the video about the test will not be published before late August. I beg your patience.

[@mickfigura2449]

@@reelemotions did you already test it? i am currently working on the exact same thing. i use a 3/8 screw, but i am also using the crane 3s together with the bmpcc4k, which is much heavier