How to assemble the RED ONE into a film style camera

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This tutorial builds the RED ONE camera from scratch into a traditional film style camera, complete with matte box and follow focus.
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Giwa 2/29/08 11:14 AM

Thank you guys for these video, really very useful. Thanks a bunch.

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shelly2009 (-1) 6/17/09 8:12 PM

thanks

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WonderDude Mike (83) 2/29/08 5:33 PM

The mattebox in this video is a VOCAS MB-450

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johnnie (-2) 9/7/08 9:55 PM

wonder what camera was used to shoot this video

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StudentFilmmakers 9/13/08 5:37 AM

you guys should help out on StudentFilmmakers magazine website. there is a RED forum and a network of filmmakers!

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earmark (-1) 10/4/08 8:36 PM

What monitor mount are you using on the Panasonic 17" monitor? Is it custom?

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WonderDude Mike (83) 11/3/08 10:13 AM

A C-Stand.

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earmark (-1) 11/3/08 12:48 PM

What connects the monitor to the C-Stand?

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cameravijayan 12/30/08 1:03 AM

thank you verymuch i know the technical matters from this video cilpings it is useful to my cinematography proffessional work.

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Ramnavi 7/1/09 8:51 PM

Thank you for your info,i was searching for this for a while ....

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hnaygyh 7/18/09 2:48 AM

RED ONE HENHAO

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momentollogy 10/6/09 8:56 AM

Simply thank you, just stumbled upon this site, I'm hooked. Great video tutorial with efficiency and great camera work. Directed a shoot with Red last week and now I know wtf is on that thing. :)

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phillyac 10/20/09 7:32 PM

I have to comment on the mounting of the follow focus...the first time the video shows the follow focus being mounted where the knob would be on the right side of the camera, that is INCORRECT...if you look closely that video image has been flopped....(look at the RED logo on the lens cap is backwards)...that type of follow focus can NOT be flipped from one side to the other...the gears wont swing in far enough if mounted with the knob facing the right side...it can only me mounted correctly with the knob facing the left side of the camera. In order to have a knob on the opposite side of the camera, you must have an extra follow focus knob that slips into the assembly on the right side.

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