Matt Edwards-Davies
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- Birthday 12/12/1981
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Hi, I have 4x PAG PL94 Gold mount batteries, 2 of which won't hold a charge, and 2 of which will charge to 100, but sometimes charging is spotty. According to PAG, they are beyond the 5 year expected life of the cells. PAG won't re-cell them, but 3rd parties will (or you could if you're craftier than me). Also have a PAG 2 position Gold mount charger. Will donate the lot to a good home if you want to get them re-celled or want the parts. Otherwise they are headed to PAG to be recycled. Just pay for the shipping and they're yours. Located in Canada and will ship worldwide. Thanks! -Matt
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Up for sale is my Flanders Scientific DM250 and Tektronix WFM2300 portable waveform monitor. Details: 1. Flanders Scientific DM250 OLED monitor "field kit". Used almost exclusively indoors. Approximately 2 years old. Price: $10,000 USD (includes shipping to Canada and Continental US from Guelph, Canada). Am open to reasonable offers. Includes: DM250, screen protector, FSI ballistic nylon rolling case, tilting baby mount, and Anton Bauer Gold battery Mount. Condition: Excellent. No noticeable blemishes, marks, scratches, or anything on the panel or the chassis. 2. Fully loaded handheld Tektronix WFM2300 (+3G, +AVDP, +ASI, +DATA, +DBE, +LOUD, +SFP, +SFP-HDMI). The unit is approximately 3 years old but is still a current model. Price: $6,000 USD. These don't come up for sale very often so I'm having trouble pricing it. I am open to entertaining reasonable offers. (includes shipping to Canada and Continental US from Guelph, Canada) Includes: WFM2300, 1 battery (in unit), AC adaptor, SFP case, optical and HDMI SFPs, and I will throw in some short coax cables and BNC barrels as well. Condition: It has seen light but regular use and is in overall very good condition. Some light scuffs and scratches here and there but that is it. Included software options (fully loaded): +3G: Enables 3G SDI input option (Level A and B) +AVDP: Adds out-of-service A/V delay measurement and propagation time measurement +ASI: Adds support for ASI signal format + DATA: Adds Ancillary Data monitoring (including decoding of 708 and 608 Closed Captions, Teletext and OP47 Subtitles, AFD, and CGMS-A), and ANC Data Inspector +DBE: Adds Dolby E analysis +LOUD: Adds Audio Loudness monitoring capabilities including Loudness Meter +SFP: Add Optical input/output SDI module support +SFP-HDMI: Adds HDMI input module support, not HDCP compliant Am open to entertaining reasonable offers. More pictures available upon request. Will ship elsewhere as well, just contact me for more information. Thanks for looking!
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Up for sale is my Hive Wasp 100-C LED light from the original Kickstarter campaign, as well as my Zacuto Graticle HD EVF. Both have hardly been used and are in basically perfect shape. Hive Lighting Wasp 100-C Condition: Some very, very minor scuffs and scratches on the chassis. Includes: Wasp 100-C light with stanard 5/8" receiver yoke, AC/DC power adapter, barn doors, standard reflector, scrim kit, A/B "Gold" battery mount kit Price: $800 USD (plus shipping) Zacuto Graticle HD Condition: Perfect. I cannot find any signs of use on the chassis or the optics. Includes: Graticle HD EVF, battery, battery charger, international adaptors for charger, box Price: $1800 USD (plus shipping) (Photos to come) Payment through Paypal only (or in person if you are local) and I will ship anywhere. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for looking! -Matt
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Can someone name this type of shooting technique?
Matt Edwards-Davies replied to danny bartle's topic in General Discussion
There's a nice one in the Fellowship of the Rings. It's a little different cause there isn't much in the foreground (It's just a road) so it's not as obvious as others I've seen. It's probably been done before, but it's the first I've see it done this way.