Hello

Anyone ever tried lighting for HD100 with HMI (5+kw) or Kino Flow?

And for those of you producing in Atlanta region: anyone know the price range of renting a dolly with tracks, HMI 5kw, or a Kino Flow?

- Nima

Hello

Anyone ever tried lighting for HD100 with HMI (5+kw) or Kino Flow?

And for those of you producing in Atlanta region: anyone know the price range of renting a dolly with tracks, HMI 5kw, or a Kino Flow?

- Nima

I've shot with our 1.2K HMIs and the camera - it's just like shooting with any other video camera & HMIs. You're going to want to have an electrician to do the tie-in and or a generator for that 5K, though.

I would be interested in hearing about the Kinos as well.

We have them lined up for a shoot in July.

Tom

thanks, yeah that generator is a real hassle.

But since I'm planning to do the shots in the US, I was also wondering about the price for renting the above mentioned equipment. Can anyone enlighten me with details?

- Nima

What part of the country do you plan to shoot?

HMIs and Kinos are no different with the HD100 than with any other video camera...that is to say there's no problem.

Typical rates for a Fisher 9 or a Chapman Pee-Wee are $180/day, track is between $10 and $20 per piece, depending on length and if you need curved sections.

HMI 5k is gonna depend on whether you need a fresnel or par. Plan on around $400/day.

Kinos vary wildly...single 4' fixture would be $15, 4' 4 bank will be around $60.

Tim:

Atlanta, Georgia

Nate: thanks for the info

Thanks Nate.

Tom