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Key accessory is the Loupe Master viewfinder, allowing me stick both my eyes into it - especially handy if you wear glasses.

Kit:
Sony NEX5N + Zeiss 50mm f1.4
Loupe Master viewfinder
Jinfinance follow focus
Phottix base plate + rods
J-Tec cold shoe adapter

The Tactical Rig was something I sourced and sold early 2011. It was made for run 'n gun GH2 shooters. The key accessory is the ST Grip which allows shooters to also trigger video record remotely. I only had a dozen to sell.
The rig itself could be considered OEM as there is no brand to it, and there are now several variations of it.

Kit:
Panasonic GH2 + Modified Canon 17-102 f2
Tactical Rig (OEM rig + ST Grip)

This was a monstrous rig with a lot of accessories. Never went into production, lol. The Tekkeon MyPower is one of my favorite accessories as it can power any camera with the right tips. Here I also use it as a counterweight. It's mounted via a specialised mount made by CPM Film Tools.
Since the weight was getting heavy, I decided to use the Cinetactics mattebox, a lightweight alternative made of ballistic nylon.
The Cinevate articulating handle is the only handle roughly centered so it won't tip over when I use one hand.
The EVF & H4N are mounted via an item that is designed for dual flashes.

Kit:
Panasonic GH2 + Tokina 28-70 f2.8
Phottix base plate, rods, cage
Cinevate articulating handle
Zacuto EVF
Zoom H4N
Dual Flash mount

Assembled from the same parts from the regular Trafo rig by Phottix.
It's basically a lighter run 'n gun version.
Every rig item is from Phottix.

Camera: Panasonic GH2 with OCT-19 adapter + Lomo 80mm

The ProAim DSLR rig was my first rig. ProAim was the first somewhat cheaper alternative to the likes of Red Rock. I think this cost me close to US$1,000.
Incredible how prices of rigs have now dropped since.
Camera: Canon 7D + 24-105mm