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Topic: New vest connect (Read 6601 times)
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Russ Krook III
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Does anyone know of a readily accessible location to buy the steadi-style vest connector block?
I'm thinking of making my rig a hybrid of the MK3/MK3A style, combined with the adjustability of Cody's vest.
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Russ
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Russ Krook III, Amusement Manager ... but what I really want to do is direct. No stabilizer completed yet.  Lousy videos up for viewing.  |
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Cody Deegan
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Sorry, I have no idea.
New vest is just about finished.
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michael stevenson
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Cody, What software(s) do you use for your solids Modeling/Rendering? (The file on the previous page: arm9.jpg is amazing!) 3ds Max? Also, what Image Size do you normally use when you post? (Width Pixels X Height Pixels X Pixels/Inch) Michael  |
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Cody Deegan
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Thanks, Michael. I've been using Alias's Maya for about 4 years now. I've got piles upon piles of 3D rendered steadicam-related models and animations on my harddrive. I had to invest in something I felt was very good because I use it in my line of work quite often, not to mention my hobbies as well. I usually post pics no bigger than 450 pixels wide and not more than 500 tall. Based on a low-end 800 x 600 screen size for people with smaller monitors, I don't want the pics too big. If I render a hi-rez pic, I'll take it into photoshop, resize, and compress it for the web to keep the file size low.
Here's some I did for Charles a couple years back that I always thought were cool:
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« Last Edit: August 29, 2005, 05:23:49 AM by Cody Deegan »
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michael stevenson
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Cody,
You're good...you're VERY good.
You told me the H pixels X V Pixels however, you
didn't tell me the Pixels/Inch. (DPI) I would appreciate the info.
Michael
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Cody Deegan
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Sorry - I always use 72 dpi for the web.
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Ken Sweet
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does anyone have have machinist plans for the male socket block that matches Cody's design?
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Charles King
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does anyone have have machinist plans for the male socket block that matches Cody's design?
I'm not sure but there should be a plan in the tips section of the hbs website. Have you checked there? |
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Charles King
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Ken Sweet
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I couldn't find anything there. I saw a metric one on this forum but I doubt that it would fit Cody's design. I would like to build Cody's female socket but I am hesitant to do that without having plans for a male counterpart.
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