Hi all,
I've run into a slight issue with my DSLR rig. Perhaps out of naivity, I purchased the Jag35 Straight Shoulder Rig, not knowing how long it would take me to save up for a monitor, which this rig is designed for.
So now, without a monitor, I am faced with the issue that my Canon 60D is uncomfortably close to my face with the articulating screen, making it uncomfortable to shoot when I have my 18-135mm Lens attached. (see image)

My current setup, as seen above is;
Jag35 Straight Shoulder Rig
ProAim MatteBox
D|Focus Follow Focus
Shoot35 Tripod Plate
I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to how I can "improve" the position on the camera, without investing in rails etc to make it an offset rig.
**Please note that the Shoulder Pad is as far back as it can possibly go, as there is only enough space after it for the counter weight((
Thankyou
I've run into a slight issue with my DSLR rig. Perhaps out of naivity, I purchased the Jag35 Straight Shoulder Rig, not knowing how long it would take me to save up for a monitor, which this rig is designed for.
So now, without a monitor, I am faced with the issue that my Canon 60D is uncomfortably close to my face with the articulating screen, making it uncomfortable to shoot when I have my 18-135mm Lens attached. (see image)

My current setup, as seen above is;
Jag35 Straight Shoulder Rig
ProAim MatteBox
D|Focus Follow Focus
Shoot35 Tripod Plate
I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to how I can "improve" the position on the camera, without investing in rails etc to make it an offset rig.
**Please note that the Shoulder Pad is as far back as it can possibly go, as there is only enough space after it for the counter weight((
Thankyou