MB 20 II w/clip on adapter & RPP

[Mark L. Pederson]

Here's some snaps of the MMB 20 II w/clip on adapter & RPP -

 

[Roberto Lequeux]

What's the weight of it as a clip on?

The MB-20 is a 5.65 x 5.65 right?

 

[Giancarlo Bianchi]

Right

 

[Nils J. Nesse]

Any pics of the RPPs with the RMB?

 

[A. Clint Litton]

Makes me wish I had the money for the MB20 II group buy...this redrock thing just doesn't cut it most of the time.

 

[NateWeaver]

I have the MB-20II with all the clip on stuff too.

It's so heavy it negates a lot of the ease of a clip-on. I'm probably eventually going to buy an LMB-5 or MMB-1 for when weight matters, because the MB-20 doesn't "do" lightweight.

 

[Roberto Lequeux]

Really? Even without any flags? Well, at least I suppose weight would be much of an issue if I can use it on a stripped down DSMC.

Would 5.65 x 5.65 at least be big enough to move grads around with full freedom when using RPPs?

 

[Paul Moss]

MB-20II clamp-on

MB-20II clamp-on

I have exactly the same setup as Mark P, with 3 stages & 138mm, and with the clamp-on adapter attached it's no lightweight....but if you have the 2 stage version it maybe a good option.....?
Its a very solid adapter and i have used it about 3 or 4 times, its just not practical if your trying to go to a real lightweight mode.....
I'm actually going to sell my clamp-on adapter and all of the adapter rings.....if anyone's interested.....

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

If you have MB 20 II w/clip on adapter & RPP then EasyRig 3 Cinema (600 or 750) is a way to go with handheld (ET Mantis is also included in that rig).

Or you go with any sort of "steadicam" variant...

 

[Andrew clemson]

Lovely setup, although it hurts my back just looking at it!