stereo picture of my Mitchell S35 on the motion control rig,
as used to shoot time lapse examples Click on picture to see them.
This rig will also track stars,planets or any celestial body.
I specialize and have cameras for timelapse and high speed on
standard / super 8mm, 16mm & 35mm
Examples provided - CLICK ON PICTURE ABOVE
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S35 Mitchell Fries Motor 1 fps to 120 FPS+
Norris time lapse motor & control
Choice of - Cooke 20-100 Varotal zoom - Leitz telephotos – three fixed focal length Anamorphics
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Three
Digital Handycams
2
x DCR- VX1000 & DCR- VX9000 with microphones & Player/
Editor.
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The Shutterspeed
and time lapse control of BETA & Film cameras.
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ARRI STT*
Zeiss 10-1 BL and Arri Mounts
+ Distagons + TTH Std.
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| Zeiss
8mm
Wide
Angle
Angenieux
5.9 mm Wide
Angle |
Leitz 200mm telephotoLeitz
400mm
telephoto.
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Canon
300-600mm
Telephoto
lens. |
Arri STTime
lapse Camera with synchronised lighting time control and frontal
shutter.
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Redlake LOCAM16mm high speed camera 400’, - 4 -> 500 fps. & electronic event control |
Leica M6 35mm
camera with wide range of Leitz lenses.
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Oxberry
flatbed dolly
with
Moy geared head. |
10” & 17” Moy Geared
heads with normal and baby legs. |
DAT Walkman & SQN Mixer &
Sennheisser 416 Gun Mic. |
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Microscope and Macro All
film formats incl Time Lapse
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CAMEFLEX High
speed 35mm camera - up to 150fps
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Anamorphic Lenses for Mitchell S35 35mm
50mm 75mm
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| Betacam timecode radio link | Roscoe smoke
machine |
Mitchell 16mm
high speed camera |
| Betacam
SP BVW50
player
recorder |
VINTEN
35mm
High
Speed Camera 24<-> 200 fps |
ARRISUN
575 HMI |
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ZAPLIGHT 1.2KW
& ENH 2KW
softlight |
CAMEFLEX 35/16mm
Timelapse |
Eclair ACL 16mm +Super16 Cameras 6
speed motor |
| CANON 8 -> 64 Zoom |
Hasselblad |
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| 12 Ft sq Butterfly 3 nets and white reflector | 6 Ft Butterfly 3 nets and white reflector |
my Williamson Paragon Cinematograph ( still working and available for hire )
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This is the Moy 10" Geared head with stepper motors controlled by PC software. The camera is mounted horizontally in an equatorial position to capture an unusual view over London of the sunset. Equatorial position means that the axis of rotation of the pan is parallel to the axis of the earth. In this instance the motor is driving it at the same speed as the rotation of the earth. The camera is an Eclair ACL with a stepper motor for timelapse. The camera motor has a PIC onboard to control the intervals which are programmed through a serial port. The camera has a 35mm anamorphic lens. We shot ten minutes of film in five hours keeping the sun in centre of frame throughout from twoand a half hours before sunset to two and a half hours after. The aperture is controlled by a servo with that yellow round gear on the lens. The servo is controlled by a light dependant resistor on the end of a lead so it can be pointed to a suitable target so as to track the general light level falling. |
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Four hour timelapse in HSBC foyer with two hour 180 degree pan showing customer traffic throughout busy part of day.
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