Derth Adams
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As someone who does a lot of handheld operating, I was curious about what the ergonomics of the new product lineup would be.
It appears that the shoulder-mount configurations shown in the new renders would have a lower center of gravity than the Red One, because of the shoulder pad placement, which should increase overall stability. Also, the smaller (and I'm guessing lighter?) EVF should help with side-to-side balance.
But I'm still concerned about front-to-back balance, since most of the weight seems to be forward of the shoulder pad (even with a brick mounted in back). If you're handholding for long periods of time, you don't want to have to be holding the camera up with your arms!
It would be great if you could mount enough of the rig behind the shoulder pad to balance it out even with a heavy prime, MB and FF.
It appears that the shoulder-mount configurations shown in the new renders would have a lower center of gravity than the Red One, because of the shoulder pad placement, which should increase overall stability. Also, the smaller (and I'm guessing lighter?) EVF should help with side-to-side balance.
But I'm still concerned about front-to-back balance, since most of the weight seems to be forward of the shoulder pad (even with a brick mounted in back). If you're handholding for long periods of time, you don't want to have to be holding the camera up with your arms!
It would be great if you could mount enough of the rig behind the shoulder pad to balance it out even with a heavy prime, MB and FF.