a CLOCKARM is a trombone style arm with rosette on each end.

[plasticam]

I'm a working stiff (shooter) that works with a couple great engineers to manufacture the tools I would like to use.

Here is a 6 inch ClockArm


It comes in 6,9 and 12 inch lengths. behind the rubberized knob in photo is another rosette. The whole thing slides trombone style. Locks down with a flip of wrist.


Everything is held captive.

It's very strong and simple. The aluminum end plug provides a secure fastening to the rosette block.

ClockArms are $325. In stock and shipping. We make both M6 and 1/4 20 thread.

Sometimes a RoseClamp is a help-

These will not turn or slip when tightened. $105. In stock.


Thanks for looking,

 

[MPB]

is this the means of mounting the handgrip to the camera's baseplate?

 

[plasticam]

The roseclamp is all that is needed to mount a handgrip to a rod. the clockarm is an adjusting extender primarily for handgrips- the adjustment allows the arm to "breath" when hand holding by adjusting elbow angle an inch or two every so often. I'm an operator and wanted that myself for a long while. It's also superb for different operators on same camera. Adjustment is always good, never bad as long as it's rock solid. This is.

This clock arm may also be great for EVFs. it's being tested by a great DP in Australia next week as an EVF arm for an Alphatron I believe. He's also testing with the zacuto grip relocator that he is having issues with. He is using Alexa and C300. I'll let you know what he comes up with. I'm trying to get some test time myself but am pretty slammed.

 

[plasticam]

The handgrip has a nice bracket that is included. Ofcourse it mates to most anything - made by us or anyone else.
This is of prototype bracket - we've made a few improvemnts and plated it all black. Final photos coming in days now.

 

[plasticam]

This 60 sec clip explains the CineGrip pretty well