flip fpr M2

IvanF

Well-known member
Hi,
wich flip module work fine with Redrock M2?
Brevis?
SgPro?
or Redrock?
the last flip modul eof Redrock is compatible?

Thank you.
 
DM rider... I noticed some comments awhile ago when surfing where you talked about wanting to ditch the Redrock adapter because it was to much work calibrating it. I notice that the new Redrock M2 Encore has tried to alleviate this. What's your opinion now?
 
Thank you.
But the m2 on he eBay is gone for 920 euro...without flip, too much for me.
thank you.
 
DM rider... I noticed some comments awhile ago when surfing where you talked about wanting to ditch the Redrock adapter because it was to much work calibrating it. I notice that the new Redrock M2 Encore has tried to alleviate this. What's your opinion now?

I was never a fan of the micro x/M2 combo. But I got rid of the flip and now use just the M2 and shoot upside down and I get better results. Many users have good things to say about the micro x though, it just wasn't for me. Haven't used the encore yet, and I don't plan on upgrading any time soon until I see a lot more footage from it.
 
I was never a fan of the micro x/M2 combo. But I got rid of the flip and now use just the M2 and shoot upside down and I get better results. Many users have good things to say about the micro x though, it just wasn't for me. Haven't used the encore yet, and I don't plan on upgrading any time soon until I see a lot more footage from it.

So when you shoot unflipped and flip the lcd (I presume as I've seen you use a 170), you lose the focus aids, correct?

Also, does sharpness take a hit with the 170 when you use the redrock?
 
So when you shoot unflipped and flip the lcd (I presume as I've seen you use a 170), you lose the focus aids, correct?

Also, does sharpness take a hit with the 170 when you use the redrock?

You lose the expanded focus and focus bar. But you can have peaking on.
 
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