MultiRig pro with 35mm adapter

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cane

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I like the multiRig pro what I see on there site and maybe I get me one in short time.
But I have doubts about using with the 35mm adapter.
I know you can add Offset bracket but is there anybody who can give comments about his experience.
Also have the option to buy dvrigpro HD but I like the multipro more .
 
Personally I'd say no to this solution.

If you want real support get a rods system with a shoulder mount. Zacuto, Redrock, Cavision... they all have solutions.

The Multirig seems like more of a solution for cameras only. I might be wrong, but that's as it appears to me.
 
dvrigrpro HD would be the preferred setup with a 35mm adapter (depending on what camera you are using).

I did purchase some stronger springs for my multirigpro though, and it will work. I used the multirigpro and the hvx with flipped 35mm adapter and rails. It was more than able to support the weight. adding an external monitor would be highly recommended, and the rig should be able to support the weight.

However, it will not be the most ergonomic solution and not recommended. If you did go that route though, I would highly recommend a rails setup to attach to the rig, so you can position the camera properly.

It is possible with the stronger springs though.

But, with a 35 adapter, you will be using that kind of setup primarily in the shoulder mount config, so you should look toward the dv rig pro hd, which is suited specifically for that purpose and for bearing that kind of load.

Using the multirigpro with that kind of setup would be more of an option if you already owned one and were on an extremely tight budget. 20 bucks or whatever for some springs would make it work...

later,
Jason
 
Thank you for the reply's
But I'm thinking when I get a adapter i will not use it on mine shoulder just do this on a tripod.
I think when you use a adapter It's never comfortable on the shoulder and needs a very stable underground and get both my hands free.

btw. Sure Jason I'm using a HVX
 
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