Paul Cronin
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What is the best top handle configuration for light and easy to hold?
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Top Handle configuration
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For what type of shooting?
Nick Gardner
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I will be selling The ManHandle system within a week or 2. I have the cnc prorotyps pretty close, I'd be done by now but I had to go shoot a stupid TV show.
You can check it out here
http://reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=18331
I'm going to make 5 or so and see who's interested. I am also going to make a flammable version out of magnesium because I have some and it's really light.
I think it's a really great system and have learned new good things about it since using it. For instance, you can mount the handle offset to one side, so it is over the center of gravity side to side, to compensate for the viewfinder etc.
Cheers,
Nick
You can check it out here
http://reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=18331
I'm going to make 5 or so and see who's interested. I am also going to make a flammable version out of magnesium because I have some and it's really light.
I think it's a really great system and have learned new good things about it since using it. For instance, you can mount the handle offset to one side, so it is over the center of gravity side to side, to compensate for the viewfinder etc.
Cheers,
Nick