Tag: accessories
Best products of 2009
Now that 2009 is almost over, it is a good time to look back at all the products we have tried during the year and see which one stood above the rest.
New Products released by Red Rock Micro
This is right off the press, Red Rock Micro updated their offering for DSLR Rigs. In fact, it is such a scoop that they have not updated their website yet! Here is the press release:
Hollywood, CA (September 17, 2009) — Redrock Micro, the leading provider of cinema accessories for digital filmmakers, today announced a wide range of new accessories to enhance video DSLRs.…
D-Focus follow focus improvements
As you all know from my previous reviews, I am a big fan of the D-focus follow focus system. It is priced cheap enough to make even Indian stuff seem expensive while doing a decent job. While following Dave… on Twitter I noticed his tweet about every new D-Focus coming in black with an accessory port to plug a crank or whip.
New DFocus Follow Focus
In case you were thinking about buying a DFocus follow focus… for your 5DMrkII, you might want to wait a few more days. I am not saying this because of any quality issue with the product (you all know that I love it) but because of a teaser picture Dave posted on Twitter.
Zacuto releases a super portable rig
Zacuto announced a very minimal rig system today: the DSLR Gorilla kits. The idea is simple: staying as light and compact as possible. This is, of course, in direct reaction to the line of light weight rig from Red Rock Micro….
Got a reply from On One software about the DSLR Remote
I received a reply from Mike Wong @ On One regarding my review of the DSLR Remote iPhone application…. Mike had the generosity to go over each element I outlined in the wish list and to give us a glimpse of what is coming in the 1.1 update.
iPhone DSLR Remote for your 5DMrkII available now!
We talked about it a few days ago and now On one software just announced that DSLR Remote is now available… for purchase on the iTune store. It is available in two format: lite (2$) or pro (10$ now, 20$ regular price).
My under 350$ video rig (video)
Edit: If you are interested in the cheapest possible shoulder rig, you should check this post for a kit that goes under 200$.
I talked about my rig a while ago… and never had time to (1) show it to you guys (2) write a proper review of the follow focus.











