What do you think of this gadget ?
Raphy
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So I found this thing in the basement... It looks like it's made for video cameras... came with a nice lockable hard case (sweet - i can keep lenses in there)...
It's made by Optex and it's says Cam Support... I thought, what the heck..lets give this a whirl... I mounted my D40 just to see what it's like... the camera sits right infront of my eye... PERFECT !!
What do you guys think...could this come in handy? It's free... lol.... I'm thinking maybe if i'm out shooting something for a long time... like a motorcycle race... with a heavier lens ?... this also gives nice support and stability....:wink
Let me know what you think before I go out like this in public and ppl start giving me really funny looks :rofl
:dunno
It's made by Optex and it's says Cam Support... I thought, what the heck..lets give this a whirl... I mounted my D40 just to see what it's like... the camera sits right infront of my eye... PERFECT !!
What do you guys think...could this come in handy? It's free... lol.... I'm thinking maybe if i'm out shooting something for a long time... like a motorcycle race... with a heavier lens ?... this also gives nice support and stability....:wink
Let me know what you think before I go out like this in public and ppl start giving me really funny looks :rofl
:dunno
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GreyLeaf PhotoGraphy
Is that a SmugMug strap I see there?
That is a VERY cool camera mount. Can't really think of a good use for it, though. 'cept maybe you could shoot a dart tournament without having to drop your darts, or hold a beer in each hand and keep on shooting ... ??
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(Nice mirror BTW.)
I find it funny that over 118 ppl view it and only 2 care to respond...
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I've seen those discussed before. I don't remember where, but I believe it was an article on wildlife photography. The author recommended it as a nice alternative to a tripod when shooting long heavy glass. Kind of looks like some Borg attachment!
Sometimes I put on a gorillapod on the bottom of my camera, and then prop it against my body to help stablise my camera.
I'd put money on people asking where you got it from, and where they could find one too....
edit: good find, cos those things are on ebay for $50...
Would be so cool if it went vertical then I'd have lots of uses for one (concert shooting- this would be great as I have never been able to use a pod of anysort and this would stabilize greatly for that or other such events)...only prob tho is no where to mount your flash off camera.......guess one could attach a Stroboframe or Custom Bracket to it and then all would be fantastic if the viewfiner was still in a usable position...OOOOOOOh yeah I see an oportunity for use............................
Is there a model number on that thing?????
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