Let's see those self filming setups!!

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  1. Ryan A

    Ryan A Weekend Warrior

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    I bought some new gear this year and decided to make a "mock" treestand setup this weekend. I wanted to practice as if I were going out on a hunt to see how long it would take to get all my gear up in the tree and the quirks worked out. Here's what I'm running... Canon HF G30, Canon T3i, rode shotgun mic, varizoom stealth, homemade dual camera mount, manfrotto fluid head, and muddy pro camera arm. uploadfromtaptalk1434580941166.jpg uploadfromtaptalk1434581177273.jpg
     
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    SharpEyeSam Legendary Woodsman

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    Nice setup!
     
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    Fitz Legendary Woodsman

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    Looks nice!

    Here's mine (gear list is in my sig):

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    Very nice set ups guys.

    Sent from my XT830C
     
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    drslyr Weekend Warrior

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    Ryan, just curious, why 2 cameras?
     
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    drslyr Weekend Warrior

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    my set up. IMG_1078.jpg IMG_1077.jpg IMG_1076.jpg
     
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    I have a canon hf r30 with Azden shotgun mic. It's sitting on a muddy pro camera arm and a manfotto mvh500ah fluid head. It's a little bit of an over kill for my camera but I plan upgrade it eventually so I won't have to re buy the arm or fluid head.

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  8. Ryan A

    Ryan A Weekend Warrior

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    I like having my t3i zoomed out wide so I will always get my shot on film. That way I can focus on getting in nice and tight with my g30. Also use the t3i for b-roll and in low light situations.
     
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    Since, have added a varazoom controller . I use 3 camera arms in my hottest 3 stands at the time so I don't have to pack everything every trip. Cannon XA10 AT shotgun mic with windscreen AT pro88 wireless mics, manfroto fluid head. Cam arms are home made!
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  10. Ryan A

    Ryan A Weekend Warrior

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    Those homeade arm's look awesome. I tried making my own and it worked great for my smaller camera but had too much bounce since I switched to a dual camera setup. Bought the Muddy Pro and have been pleased thus far
     
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    I'm 100% new to filming and self filming this year - haven't been behind the camera or computer for anything in about a decade. Hoping to have some serious fun with this set up this fall filming myself and serious bow hunting buddies

    Canon G30
    Manfrotto 700RC2 head
    Muddy Boss Hawg arm
    Stealth VeriZoom
    Rode VideoMic

    I spent quite some time looking into what pack to use to tote everything into the field, but decided I'm gonna give my Sitka ToolBucket a shot. If anyone has any other suggestions I'd be grateful. The ToolBucket should work well for when I'm bringing my Millenium m100 stand in, but I'd like a lumbar pack that's wide enough to lash my arm to the top of for what I'm packing in my climber also. Been looking at the Blacks Creek Cure pack and the Badlands Monster. Thanks!
     
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    drslyr Weekend Warrior

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    I use a keyes tree locker then lash the tree locker to my lone wolf climber. all my gear with stand weighs 51 lbs. IMG_0946.jpg IMG_0947.jpg
     
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    Thank you for the input, that thing looks pretty trick. How long is your arm?
     
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    drslyr Weekend Warrior

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    Muddy hunter arm . 16 inches folded 32 extended plus about 8inches off the tree with the base.
     
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    Ok thank you. I think my arm is about 3 inches longer but it should fit in that side compartment. The inside looks real tight, I'm into it. Thank you!
     
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    drslyr Weekend Warrior

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    I like the tree locker cause it has hard sides so your cam gear doesn't get crushed
     
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    Drivingtacks Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Great looking setups guys. I don't think I have any pictures of mine :(
     
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    TheHardWoods913 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Here's mine...

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    Added a DSLR to my bag as well
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    Here's mine.

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