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Rigged for Legacy Male Only
Features
- Male Only
-Materials Enabled
-Control HUD
-Dual Hud for Left&Right
-Left and Right
Oak Desk with chair. Chair comes with animations (Adult and PG Versions) Animations are for singles & couples.
Where To Find:
Marketplace Item:
Adult Version
marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Desk-Chair-Merchants-Adult-b...
PG Version
marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Desk-Chair-Merchants-PG-by-R...
Marketplace Store:
marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/13406
Mainstore:
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RiG! Kitchen Set Oak (4 Piece) (Boxed) - Consists of 1 Kitchen Shelves (7Li) 1 Food Prep Table (6Li) 1 Butcher's Block (2Li) and 1 Tall Cupboard (1Li) all permissions are: COPY, MOD, NO TRANS
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Floating apartments organized around a central courtyard. Housing with common roof terraces, green roofs and solar cells (enlarge the picture to see it all). Urban Rigger addresses the lack of available and affordable housing in our cities. The global sea levels are also continuing to rise and building on water is a way to manage that. This student housing have room for over 100 residents in 72 apartments. Built in 2016 of low-cost shipping containers in the harbour of Copenhagen city.
Designed by the architects Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG).
A dinky rig to go with a very lightweight camera.
The Canon A2200 weighs in at 133g. I wanted a lightweight travel KAP rig that didn't need a lot of extra gear to make it work (no batteries, no servos, no RC radio, no autoKAP controller). This is what I came up with.
The entire rig comes in at 57g. Most of that is in the Picavet and the post. The frames total 12g. I'm pretty sure I can shave 10-20g off the total rig weight by changing out the post for something lighter (knitting needle with threaded rod epoxied in either end?) But it's already so dinky, I probably won't go to the effort.
Why the long post? The camera's so light, it needed the extra righting moment. Not my favorite for what's supposed to be a travel rig, but I had to do what works.
The Picavet is a Brooxes Folding Picavet, shown folded. I opted to re-use one of my sets of PeKaBe blocks for this. The frame is 1/2"x0.062" 6061 aluminum. I had to bolt in a threaded aluminum block 1/2"x0.7"x0.125") to provide enough threads for the tilt bolt to have something to bite into.
This rig can be converted to vertical by eliminating the upper half of the frame. The tilt bolt is the same diameter as the post, so it's just a matter of taking it apart and putting it back together minus the upper frame.
In either configuration the camera can be made to point anywhere from straight up to straight down.
Rig at Cromarty, driving down a small lane you wouldn't expect to see a huge Rig at the end of it. As you can see the road turns and the rig is out in the bay.
Who are you and what’s your profession?
I am an educator by profession and teach film and animation to the next generation of budding filmmakers. Photography is a hobby that is not only a great way to relax but really works well alongside this area of education.
What’s your rig?
I am a Fujifilm ...
Homemade rig constructed by my dad and myself.
The total cost of all the parts was about $25.
The arm was the hardest part to make, something that 99% of people will not be able to do on their own. Pure aluminum and machined in a metal shop. It was hard, but saved a lot of money. Took roughly 2 hours to build the whole thing. There are companies that sell arms like this, but can cost upwards of $100.
Its very sturdy with the 4 suction cups. If I didn't think it could hold my camera I would never put it on there. Usually, the suction cups are closer to the edge of the car to reduce shake/vibration. It's much easier to get good shots with 2 people, 1 pushing the car and the other releasing the shutter. But 1 person is just as easy.
I got a lot of my information here www.rigshots.com.au/
Suction Cups grizzly.com/products/4-Head-Suction-Cup/H5848
Obviously, we cut it in half to increase the stability of the rig :)