Ed Kishel
Veteran
For anyone interested in an inexpensive rig to attach your accessories to / stabilize your shots. A small batch of my hand-built accessory cages.
A few months ago I made my own DSLR rig and had parts left over. Since I have access to many of the metal tools that many DIYers don't have, I figured I would make a small batch of basic rig/stabilizers and sell them to raise money for my CS5 upgrade ($599... yikes).
oh, and in case it wasn't obvious- none of those accessories are included. Just the cage only.
It's a basic rig/stabilizer that can accommodate DSLRs and smaller video cameras. Here are the basics:
Message me with any questions. Thanks for looking
A few months ago I made my own DSLR rig and had parts left over. Since I have access to many of the metal tools that many DIYers don't have, I figured I would make a small batch of basic rig/stabilizers and sell them to raise money for my CS5 upgrade ($599... yikes).
oh, and in case it wasn't obvious- none of those accessories are included. Just the cage only.
It's a basic rig/stabilizer that can accommodate DSLRs and smaller video cameras. Here are the basics:
- Cage is all aluminum / steel construction (very rugged- no PVC)
- Weighs less than 2 lbs
- 3 cold shoe mounts for audio recorders, lights, lcd screens, etc.
- 10 additional mounting positions for more accessories
- Non-slip base can be placed on flat surface between takes
- Top handle can be used for low angles
- All metal is sandblasted & coated with an epoxy enamel for tough surface
- Easy cleaning
Message me with any questions. Thanks for looking
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