Private Classifieds listings from 2008

[Paul Leung]

Hi Jason,

I have uploaded more photos onto Flickr. Please take a look.

You can see what are included by visiting the offical webpage. I am selling my MultiRigPro package. http://dvmultirig.com/id7.html

You can mount your receiver on one of the hot shoe adaptors. See my photos.

[Eugene Presley]

Hi there,


I'm selling quite some stuff for my Canon XH-A1, all in original packaging, everything is clean and undamaged of course, and hardly used. These items are a must go!


1/ Century wide-angle adapter (century pro series HD .6X WIDE ANGLE ADAPT HD CANON) with expensive 102mm clear glass Schneider filter
stock code 0HD-06WA-XLH

http://www.schneideroptics.com/centu...h-g1/xh-g1.htm

Asking 385$



2/ Redeye wide-angle adapter (72mm Red Eye™ HDV&DV
.7x Fx Series (.65x)

http://www.vfgadgets.com/RedEye.htm

Asking 315 $



3/ Complete Firestore FS4 PRO - HD unit (60 GB- PAL) with all his accessories like ;

- Focus Mount kit (hot shoe swivel mount and firestore cable)
- External FS-4 Battery charger
- Focus FS-4 High Capacity Battery (180 min.)
- Focus FS-4 standard battery (90 min.)
- Focus FS-4 Soft Carry Case (to wear the Firestore unit on your belt)
- Angled firewire cable

Check them out at http://www.focusinfo.com/webstore/catalog.asp?type=29

Asking 1195 $ (one total package - no splitting)



4/Steadicam Merlin Camera Stabilizer (without Metal Gimbal - with original plastic one) with Merlin Accessory Plate!

(Garrett Brown Limited Signature Edition MERLIN, offered in a custom store-and-carry padded case and will include a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Garrett Brown, the inventor of the Steadicam. )

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...ng_System.html

Accessory plate : http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...ory_Plate.html

(You can get the metal gimbal as an upgrade at b&h : http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...nt_Gimbal.html)


Asking 650$ (I'm upgrading to the Pilot)



You can paypal me if you want.


Respectfully!
Eugène!

[Jonathan Mark]

Im not sure if im selling it anymore but this is a great travel tripod. Probably the best you can get if you want really light but fluid.

http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?t=114181

[Sergiu Pavel]

still available

[Bill Grant]

Micheal,
Is this camera still for sale?
Bill

[Michael Galvan]

This has just SOLD. Thanks.

[Michael Stewart]

SOLD

Mike

[Michael Liebergot]

Originally Posted by Jason Robinson

I have been looking at getting one for a while and absent the ability to test one, I might just have to take the plunge to find out (no dealers near Boise that carry it).

I have a few questions....

Does this have the ability to attach to a tripod in its current state, or will I need the adapter? (I can't tell if the bracket in the plastic bag in this picture is the adapter or something else).

Also, I have an external VHF (unfortunately not UHF) receiver as well as (potentially) a Beachtek. Can the Beachtek mount between the camera (in this case my GL2) and the Multirig and still work with the tripod mount?

I'll PM this same info. Thanks.

Jack I thought that I would interject, I'm not the seller but have used the DVMulti Rig since it's release.
The tripod adapter is what's in the bag. It's a bracket that attaches to one of the grips, usually right one which folds underneath the unit when mounting on a tripod. And yes it's metal not plastic.

The units are made in Israel so you will not find any local dealers, even B&H that will carry it.

And you can use the DVMulit while still using a Beachtek, I do with my FX1 (modified with Z1U mic mount attached).
Simply attach your Beachtek like normal to the bottom of your camera. then attach the DVMulit Rig to the bottom of your Beachtek (via screw) and your set.
If you really wanted to you could atatch a QR assembly on the bottom of the DVMulti and remove quickly if needed.

But you will find that you will be using it all day long for every style of shooting. Handheld or tripod mounted.

All of the handles have 1/4 threads for any kind of mounting. But I still mount everything on my camera t leave DVMulti Rig free to switch to any position.

[Jason Robinson]

Originally Posted by Michael Liebergot

Jack I thought that I would interject, I'm not the seller but have used the DVMulti Rig since it's release.

......

If you really wanted to you could atatch a QR assembly on the bottom of the DVMulti and remove quickly if needed.

But you will find that you will be using it all day long for every style of shooting. Handheld or tripod mounted.

All of the handles have 1/4 threads for any kind of mounting. But I still mount everything on my camera t leave DVMulti Rig free to switch to any position.

That was going to be my next follow (quick release related) up because I do have a (somewhat low end tripod) I will be using, but figured I am still going to need mounts for my VHF receiver(s) and potentially my AT shotgun and or an emergency light (gotta love wedding receptions). I don't know how the GL2 could mount a light, mic, and VHF receivers (unless I get one of those hot shoe mounted multi-mounts)

[Doug Tessler]

BRAND New sealed box Final cut pro studio 2 Retail Full Version
I purchased this a few days ago and now that Macbook Pros came out I need to sell. I paid 1299.00 and again it is a sealed box . I am asking 1000

Sincerely

Doug T

[Michael Liebergot]

Originally Posted by Jason Robinson

That was going to be my next follow (quick release related) up because I do have a (somewhat low end tripod) I will be using, but figured I am still going to need mounts for my VHF receiver(s) and potentially my AT shotgun and or an emergency light (gotta love wedding receptions). I don't know how the GL2 could mount a light, mic, and VHF receivers (unless I get one of those hot shoe mounted multi-mounts)

Jason your QR plate goes on the adapter that attaches to the right grip.
The right grip swings in underneath the rig and folds down, which then attaches to you tripod. Again look at the pictures on the website that shows as much.
You can mount accessories such as a light on one of the handles via hotshoe (using the hot shoe adapter). Or screw the light into the handle itself, as I said there are 1/4 threads on both ends of the handle.
You receiver could mount to the back shoulder plate of the DVMulti Rig.
Since you have a GL2, then I might recommend a setup like this.
Get a mini handle bracket of some kind and attach either your light or wireless to it. Something like this:
http://www.vfgadgets.com/HDVbracket.htm

Or you could use an adapter mount of some kind on your GL2's hot shoe. Like this:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...and_Sound.html

There are even more examples of brackets and such if desired.

But you have many options available to you for setup either with the DVMulti Rig or mounting everything on camera.

You will find that you love flying this thing.

[Todd Kivimaki]

Do you still have the GL2?

[Marty Hudzik]

Sent you an email about an hour ago. Hopefully you got it.

[Joe Cirino]

Sold sorry

[David C Wright]

I am looking for an adapter that Century used to make (or similar). It was a Nikon to 2/3" (B4) bayonet adapter. It was the 1.4x device. Wondered if anyone had one they no longer needed or if any one had suggestions for an alternative. Thanks.

David