
This DSLR Cage / Universal mounting system is part of a new series of Habbycam products being released for 2012. With only a US$129.00 list price, these low cost filmmaking accessories will be available worldwide. Other products in this series include a Matte Box and Follow Focus that will be released shortly.

I am getting a bit carried away with learning mold making and Solidworks.
This is a great DSLR/ Video camera cage with Cheese Plate on the side.
Build files and instructions can be found on Thingiverse.

- 15mm rods used to support camera accessories
I have been making lots of parts with Solidworks and the new 3D printer to save time.
I also ran across a great website where you can share your inventions and try out other people’s designs too. The internet has really revolutionized the way we make things.
Check out all the cool inventions on http://www.thingiverse.com
By the way, my favorite is the totally useless Carrot Holder

New parts from the Statasys 3D printer
The new Stratasys Dimension 1200 3D printer arrived and is hard at work printing all the new prototypes.
I have a bunch of products coming out in 2012. I will post more information as they are released.

The Super Trackstick is the first of all the Trackstick products to get an upgraded GPS engine. Me and the engineers have been working hard to get all the hardware and firmware ready for release.
I hope to be announcing a few more exciting innovations in 2011 and 2012.
These guys are having fun with my products in Europe!
TuttoGrau – ¿Dónde está Tutto? from GrauLuminotecnia on Vimeo.
This is a simple but effective filmmaking tool I invented about 10 years ago.
I recently updated it and made it available again on my website. The guys from TuttoGrau (Spain) seemed to have a great time using it in ways I never even considered. This is why I love inventing products!
The all new Mini Jib is only $229.00 from Habbycam

I finally finished this amazing light after two years of research and development.
This 6000 Kelvin LED dive light was designed specifically for use on 3D motion picture productions. This beast puts out 8000 Lumens which is the equivalent to a 1000 Watt Chimera.
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