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Tips for mounting a hot-shoe (cold-shoe) on a Red Body

Joe Taylor

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I'm finding that an item that is sorely lacking on a Red (Red Epic in my case) is a simple/dumb "hot shoe." I'm sure there a ways to fix one to a body with all the different top and side plates, but if a guy like me with a bare-bones Red Epic wanted to mount one to the side of a camera body, that is sturdy and practical, does anybody have any tips on doing it?
 
Thanks Ian. B&H have several options that I'm exploring.
 
No worries. Yeah, its awesome having all the mounting options we have these days.
 
Lots of options. I bought one of those wooden camera cold shoes before I realized that you can buy the same thing for $5 anywhere else.

I think the best option is a long nato rail and a cold shoe that mounts to it. They’re very cheap on amazon. Works well for mounting a small shotgun mic.
 
Lots of options. I bought one of those wooden camera cold shoes before I realized that you can buy the same thing for $5 anywhere else.

I think the best option is a long nato rail and a cold shoe that mounts to it. They’re very cheap on amazon. Works well for mounting a small shotgun mic.

Thanks Alex, I'll look into that this evening. I want to mount an articulating arm but most are 11" so I have some figuring to do.
 
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