Scott Lynch from Zacuto goes through a complete installation and setup of a Zacuto DSLR Gunstock shooter including how to install a version 1 Z-Finder. The Zacuto DSLR Gunstock shooter is a device for the Red Camera.
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holy #$%@ this is a boring video. This video had about 32 seconds of useful information, 24 seconds if you already familiar with the operation of Velcro.
Do you guys just make everything that students at the New York Film Academy suggest?
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