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This blog is written by Sharyn Ekbergh. I'll post photos of work in progress in the camera gear shop and write about new products coming up.

Monday, November 14, 2011

The State of the Shoulder Rig

Olof's notes on the progress of a new shoulder brace below.








Here are some Photos of the current Beta version of the "Uni Bracket", It still need some tweaking and I am working on using lighter materials. This is on an AF100.


This is only a test version, not the final that will be all black anodized and will have an option for a "tail hook" for the VCT-14 plate. It works well with just the front wedge though on the TA-100.


The balance is very good, according to Sharyn, I find it needs a bit more tweaking of the shoulder pad, final version may be optional wood, but I will have a lighter formed aluminum version as well.


I am using IDX batts to run the camera NanoFlash and on cam eyelight etc. The bracket in the back can hold all those and is adjustable L-R to balance the rig.


The wooden handle in these shots is mounted on my body mount version. I have a very adjustable version that mounts to the rails as well and this allows for low mounting as well.

I am using IDX batts to run the camera NanoFlash and on cam eyelight etc. The bracket in the back can hold all those and is adjustable L-R to balance the rig.


The wooden handle in these shots is mounted on my body mount version it has a start/stop record button for your thumb. I have a very adjustable version that mounts to the rails as well and this allows for low mounting as well.


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