Panasonic 1710 mount bracket for c-stand. Suggestions?

[Jon B.]

Hi Everyone,

I have a Panisonic 1710 monitor in need of a backside mount that would connect to a c-stand, baby and junior preferably. Having a hard time locating via google search. Any suggestions?

Thanks!

 

[Matt Gottshalk]

I have this one from Nebtek and like it:

http://www.nebtek.com/proddetail.php?prod=1700BRKT

 

[David M. Geary]

Matthews makes one, not sure of the number - this one works fine...

http://www.filmtools.com/vesa-mount-with-baby-receiver.html

 

[Jon B.]

Nice suggestions. The Nebtek I looked into but wanted something a little more compact like the Mathews... both interesting. Thanks

 

[Shane Kelly]

Hard to beat the nebtek.

 

[Pierre Alt]

Thank you Matt and David, I was also searching...

 

[Pierre Alt]

Matthews makes one, not sure of the number - this one works fine...

http://www.filmtools.com/vesa-mount-with-baby-receiver.html

Is it a Manfrotto product ?

I can't buy it by Filmtools, no shipping to France !!!!:cursing:

 

[David M. Geary]

Not sure who makes the one from filmtools, I actually have the matthews rolling stand and it has been fantastic for the past 3 yrs.

http://www.msegrip.com/mse.php?show=article&ID=280

 

[Chris Ratledge]

http://www.vfgadgets.com/monitor-mounts

Flanders Scientific sells these with their 17" monitor. Don't have one myself but will probably go that route when the time comes.

 

[Jon B.]

Great suggestions

 

[Peter Matthes]

Oppenheimer Yolk Bracket:

http://www.abelcine.com/store/Oppenheimer-Yoke-Mount-for-Panasonic-BT-LH1700-LH1710-LH1760/

C-Stand Stud:

http://www.abelcine.com/store/Monitor-Stand-Stud/

Which is used to modify this Table-top Monitor Stand:

http://www.abelcine.com/store/HD-LCD-17-20-Monitor-Stand/

I use the last two items, becuase I like the ability to quickly and easily go from table surface to C-stand stand, depending on the environment.

Hope this helps.

 

[Paul Hazlett]

http://www.filmtools.com/lcdvemobrfib.html

Just got this one...works great simple and cost effective

 

[Stephen Lovett]

I have the combo stud / desk stand adapter thing that Abel sells, and it's one of the very few bits of equipment I've bought from them that I'm not very happy with.

It fits in their custom case for the Panny 17" but that's about all I can say for it.

I DIT'd a gig last year for Florian, and he had one of these:

http://www.cinemagadgets.com/flat-screen-monitor-mount-p-1544.html

I bought one awhile back, and am super happy with it. It's sturdy, locks at any angle, and it flips over for steadicam work if your camera or monitor doesn't support an invert function.

Pretty cheap too.

I also recommend a rolling stand with a wide base, a lot more stable than a C-stand. On this particular shoot and others I've seen a monitor on a bagged stand get tagged by talent or crew and go over. On this shoot a boxer hit it, and it was on it's way to the floor, only a quick Grip saved the day.

Best,

Steve

 

[Jack Mosor]

Have you checked with CineCrew, I have their yolk, really light and compatible
Works on 750 and 2K spigot

PM me I'll send you their info as I got it from DV Shop in Toronto

Jack

 

[Thomas Hencz]

I use the compact modern studio panasonic monitor mount.

 

[Tony Lorentzen]

I have the Matthews mount and find it works quite well.

 

[Curran Giddens]

Not sure who makes the one from filmtools, I actually have the matthews rolling stand and it has been fantastic for the past 3 yrs.

http://www.msegrip.com/mse.php?show=article&ID=280

I have the same setup. Matthews rolling stand with the Filmtools VESA mount.