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ARTLAB MEDIA CRIB Reservation Form ARTLAB MEDIA CRIB Reservation Form Students may use Reservation Forms to request equipment no earlier than 48 hours prior to when they wish use the equipment. Forms are processed on a first come first serve basis and do not guarantee that the equipment will be available. Please submit Reservation Forms via email to [email protected], in person during Media Crib hours, or in the secure box outside of the Media Crib after hours. Please fill in the required information below. Incomplete forms will not be considered. LAST NAME: _____________________________________FIRST NAME: _____________________________________ DAY NEEDED: RETURNED/RECEIVED (check one) ☐ MONDAY ☐ TUESDAY ________________________ _______________________________ ☐ WED (d/m/y) (DATE & TIME RETURNED) ☐ THURSDAY ☐ FRIDAY ______________ ______________ RETURN DAY: (Lender’s Initials) (User’s initials) (check one) ☐ MONDAY ☐ TUESDAY ________________________ ☐ WED (d/m/y) ☐ THURSDAY ☐ FRIDAY Please use the boxes provided to check off the equipment you wish to borrow DIGITAL SLR KITS TRIPODS o Canon 5D Mark III (22.3MP), w/ Tamron 24- o Manfrotto 055XPROB ¢¢¢ 70mm lens ¢ o Manfrotto 804RC2 ¢¢¢ o Canon 5D Mark II (21.1MP), w/ 24-70mm o Reis J series ¢¢ lens¢¢ ___________________________________________ o Canon 6D (20.2MP), w/ Tamron 24-70mm REMOTES lens ¢¢ o Canon RS-80N3 – compatible only with o Canon 7D (19MP), w/ 17-55mm lens ¢¢ Canon EOS 5D and 6D ¢¢ o Canon 60D (18 MP), w/ 18-200mm & 50mm ___________________________________________ lenses ¢¢¢ VIDEO CAMERAS ____________________________________________ o Sony Handycam HDR-CX110 ¢¢¢ ____________________________________________ MISC DIGITAL CAMERAS o Giga Pan w/ Canon PowerShot G10 ¢¢¢ MEDIUM FORMAT FILM CAMERA KITS o GE Digital A1455 (14.1MP) ¢¢¢ o Mamiya 645 1000S, w/ 35mm lens, 120 film back ¢¢ ____________________________________________ o Mamiya 645, w/ 80mm lens, 120 film back ¢¢ DIGITAL LENSES o Mamiya 645E, w/ 80mm lens, 120 film back o Canon 100mm f/2.8 macro ¢¢¢ ¢¢ o Canon 85mm f/1.8 ¢¢¢ o Mamiya RB67, w/ 90mm lens, 120 & 220 film o Canon 50mm f/1.4 ¢¢¢ backs ¢¢ o Zenza Bronica ETRS, w/ 75mm lens, 120 film ____________________________________________ back ¢¢ o Pentax 6x7, 120 film back ¢¢ DIGITAL FLASHES 55mm lens, 105mm lens, 90mm lens o Canon Speedlite 430EX II ¢¢¢ ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ 35MM FILM CAMERA KITS o Apex Pedestal Mic Stand ¢¢ o Canon AE-1, includes Canon 50mm and o Apex MS-2305 w/ Boom ¢¢ 28mm lenses, Canon Speedlite ¢¢¢ o Fostex 260 Multitracker o Canon A-1 w/ Canon 50mm lens ¢¢¢ o Axiom 49-Advanced o Canon T70, includes Canon 50mm lens and 49-key semi weighted USB MIDI Controller¢¢ Canon Speedlite ¢¢¢ ____________________________________________ o Canon EOS Rebel G (need battery) w/ 28-80 lens ¢¢¢ AUDIO RECORDING EQUIPMENT o Pentax MZ-M w/ 50mm, 28mm, 100mm o Zoom Handy Recorder H2 ¢¢¢ ¢¢¢ o Zoom Handy Recorder H4 ¢¢ o Asahi Pentax SP 1000 ¢¢¢ o Zoom Handy Recorder H5 + Kit ¢¢ o Asahi Pentax Spotmatic SP II ¢¢¢ ____________________________________________ 28mm, 50mm, 135mm with hood. AV CABLES o Asahi Pentax, SP Spotmatic F 50mm lens o HDMI 1.8 ¢¢¢ o Voightlander Dynamic w/ 50mm lens¢¢¢ o VGA 2 in1 ¢¢¢ o Nikon AF F-801 50mm lens o Rocketfish 2.4m Component Video¢¢¢ o Nikkorex F w/ 50 mm o Insignia RCA Stereo Audio Cable ¢¢¢ o Nikkormat with 50mm lens o Digiflex 1.8 Midi Cable ¢¢¢ o Nikon EM with 50mm lens o On-stage Wireless Shock Mount ¢¢¢ ___________________________________________ ____________________________________________ LIGHTING/STUDIO EQUIPMENT 4X5 FILM CAMERAS ¢¢ o Photoflex LiteDisc Holder ¢¢ o Super Cambo 4x5 150mm (blackbox o MultiDisc 42” Reflector ¢¢ o Cambo 4x5, w/ 90mm lens (White box) o LiteDisc 42” Reflector ¢¢ o Cambo 4x5, 150mm lens o Opus OPL-H250 Strobe Kit ¢¢ o Cambo 4x5, 210 mm lens (black blue box) o Swing Arm Clamp-on Lamp ¢¢¢ o Bender 4x5 o Gooseneck Clip-on Lite ¢¢¢ o 4x5 Film Holders o Jansjo LED Work Lamp ¢¢¢ ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ 8x10 CAMERAS ANIMATION o Calumet C-1 Camera ¢ o RIG-IT Animation Rigs* ¢¢ o SW 115 Grand Camera ¢ ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ PROJECTORS LIGHT METERS and Cable Releases o Epson ¢¢ o Sekonic Flashmate L-308B ¢¢ o Epson 001 ¢¢ o Sekonic Flashmate L-308S ¢¢ o Epson 002 ¢¢ (re-located to ceramics) o Gossen Luna-Pro digital ¢¢ o Sanyo prosan001 ¢¢¢(out of order) o CABLE RELEASE 20” ¢¢¢ o Sanyo prosan002 ¢¢¢ o CABLE RELEASE 20FT (AIR) ¢¢¢ o Optima DV11¢¢¢(out of order) ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ POLAROID CAMERAS DVD PLAYERS o Polaroid 195 Land Camera 114mm lens ¢¢ o Sony Blue Ray BDP-S350 + Remote¢¢ o Polaroid Land Camera J66 ¢¢ o Sony Blue Ray DVD + Remote¢¢ ____________________________________________ o Sony DVD Player¢¢¢ VIDEO ACCESSORIES o Dayteck DVD Player¢¢¢ o Merlin Stedicam & Stedicam vest¢¢ o ____________________________¢¢¢ ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ HEADPHONES TV MONITORS o Sony MDR-7506 Sound Monitor Headphone o Toshiba 37” LCD¢¢¢ ¢¢ o Toshiba wall mount¢¢¢ o SkullCandy- Standard Headphone ¢¢¢ o Proview 32” + stand¢¢¢ o ST-11 Stereo Headphone ¢¢¢ o Samsung 40” HD Smart TC J6300¢¢ ___________________________________________ o Samsung Wall mount¢¢ TYPEWRITER o Sony Trinitron 13” ¢¢ Brother Compactronic 333 ¢¢ o Panasonic Wv-5410 12” ¢¢ ___________________________________________ o Magna monitor and DVD player 15” ¢¢ MICROPHONE EQUIPMENT o Sanyo 26” ¢¢ o Rode Stereo Videomic ¢¢¢ o Sennheiser K6 Microphone + kit ¢¢ TIMELAPSE VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER o AKG C1000S ¢¢ o Panasonic TL- AG-6050 ¢¢ o Nintaus DM-68 – OUT OF ORDER ¢¢ o Yorkville Mic Stand MS608 ¢¢¢ ADDITIONAL NOTES_______________________________________________________________(Rev.06/19) .
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