The ARRI Plate for Panasonic EVA1 is a 15mm LWS baseplate with an integrated shoulder pad. Featuring rosette handgrip mounts, this hybrid baseplate provides the starting point for a shoulder-mounted camera rig for your Panasonic AU-EVA1 cameras. It's compatible with ARRI BP-8 and BP-9 bridge plates, and with VCT-style tripod adapters such as the QRP-1.

Shoulder Mount Support System    Shoulder Mount Baseplate    Top Plate    Monitor Bracket    Handgrip Adapter    Battery Adapter Plate    15mm LWS Rod Clamp    9" 15mm Rods    Two Pairs of 5.5" 15mm Rods

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this camera output 4K DCI at 59.94P without a crop in 10Bit 422 over SDI or HDMI? (I know that Raw 4K60 crops)

A: The camera does offer 4K DCI at 59.94p through HDMI at 10 bit 422. The SDI output when not capturing RAW offers 4k DCI up to 30p. Crop does not appear with HDMI doing 4K 59.94p.

Q: 2. How would I switch between the dual native ISOs? Say I want to set the ISO to 3200 - would it realize that I'm stopping a bit above 2500, instead of REALLY stopping high over 800 (giving me a lot of noise)?

A: You can select ISO in three different modes right now. You can choose Base 800 which gives you a range of 200-2000. You can choose Base 2500 which gives you a range of 1000-25600. Then you can choose Native ISO which lets you quickly switch between 800 and 2500 back and forth. You basically use the Native 800 and 2500 with a combination of your ND filters to shoot with the native ISOs.

Q: 3. Can the GH5s record video at variable frame rates for slow motion, like the EVA1?

A: Yes it can, the GH5s can record HD at up to 240fps.https://bhpho.to/2DyfszV

Q: 4. What type of battery (battery model number) does this camera use?

A: This camera uses the same type of battery that is used by the DVX200. There are two sizes: Panasonic 7.28V 86Wh Battery for DVX200 (11,800mAh) B&H # PAAGVBR118 and Panasonic 7.28V 43Wh Battery for DVX200 (5,900mAh) B&H # PAAGVBR59P.

Q: 5. What are the suggested SD Card read/write speeds for shooting at highest quality?

A: To record in the higher qualities that the AU-EVA1 offers you will need a SDXC Card that is rated V90. That means it has a minimum write speed of 90 MB/S. We have options from Angelbird and Delkin for V90 cards, they B&H Numbers ANAVP128SD & DESD128GBU3.https://bhpho.to/2nCQUyshttps://bhpho.to/2oJnIoD

Q: 6. Will the AU-EVA1 work with Canon's IS lenses and make use of the image stabilization?

A: The EF mount on the AU-EVA1 is active. If the lens has optical image stabilization it will work when on the AU-EVA1. Also the camera will have Internal Electronic Image Stabilization that should work when used with any lens.

Q: 7. Can I use the Tamron 18-400 lens with this?

A: Yes you can. B&H Number TA18400C is an EF Mount Lens that covers an APS-C sized sensor. It should work well on the AU-EVA1.https://bhpho.to/2tZVuG0

Q: 8. any chance of a Nikon F mount option??

A: As far as we know the AU-EVA1 will only be available with an EF mount. We are not aware of plans for Nikon F or any other mounts.

Q: 9. Canon c200

A: If you are doing a personal project or finishing for distribution where 10 bit is not required, and you want continuous auto focus, then the C200 is for you. If you can live without continuous follow focus and must have 10 bit for distribution then the Panasonic EVE-1 is for you.

Q: 10. Will the older style HVX200 batteries (D54) work with the EVA1?

A: Sorry, no, the batteries for the HVX200 will not work. Batteries made for the DVX200 can work however. This would be the one to consider since it is the longest lasting. Panasonic 7.28V 86Wh Battery for DVX200 (11,800mAh) B&H # PAAGVBR118.