Mark Andersen
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You guys need to actually take it for a spin before you make a judgement![]()
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You guys need to actually take it for a spin before you make a judgement![]()
Keep your eye on Recon...
Jim
The one day I forget to check REDUser...![]()
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DMURserfvAThings are going to start moving pretty quickly from now on. Pay attention.![]()
Things are going to start moving pretty quickly from now on. Pay attention.
Jim
I couldn't disagree with you more![]()
Okay, then give me some examples of why it's better than just putting it on a RED Arm?
I'm a tall guy (6'4), so in a lot of situations that I get into shooting, I like having the LCD much higher than the camera, or at an odd angle if the camera is in a weird position. That mount just looks like you have to be really close to the camera.
Matthew
The whole point of this system is that you can put anything anywhere you want.
Jim
Okay, then give me some examples of why it's better than just putting it on a RED Arm?
I'm a tall guy (6'4), so in a lot of situations that I get into shooting, I like having the LCD much higher than the camera, or at an odd angle if the camera is in a weird position. That mount just looks like you have to be really close to the camera.
Matthew
It seems the whole idea of that new LCD base is for easy, fast, and accurate two axis adjustments. Twist it and tilt it, and it stays. No need for loosening or tightening anything, and all with one hand on the fly. And I bet they kept it light. One thing I am sure, there is a good reason for it.