Ketch Rossi
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Hi Andreas,
as you might have noticed I have mounted the accessories on the Epic cameras I have worked with in a thousand different ways, and this is why I truly love the modularity of the Epic, you can fit it as needed as per job requirements.
In the case you mentioned of the set up as shown in the picture below, what I did, was remove the Rosette Piece entirely and then screw in the LCD bracket on to the handle suing 3 Red Bolts.
In this configuration the LCD seats high enough to clear the Top Handle for a 360º allowing its view from every angle, yet it seats closer to the operator and leaves more free room over the lens, making it my new favorite way of mounting it, also since this is the 9" LCD mounted this way allows it to be used also by the foucs puller when needed, then back to the operator for playback as needed.
as you might have noticed I have mounted the accessories on the Epic cameras I have worked with in a thousand different ways, and this is why I truly love the modularity of the Epic, you can fit it as needed as per job requirements.
In the case you mentioned of the set up as shown in the picture below, what I did, was remove the Rosette Piece entirely and then screw in the LCD bracket on to the handle suing 3 Red Bolts.
In this configuration the LCD seats high enough to clear the Top Handle for a 360º allowing its view from every angle, yet it seats closer to the operator and leaves more free room over the lens, making it my new favorite way of mounting it, also since this is the 9" LCD mounted this way allows it to be used also by the foucs puller when needed, then back to the operator for playback as needed.