Shooting Machine "ClockArm" for C300 - new EVF/handgrip option

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I'm a working shooter who designs kit. Canon sent me a C300 recently and I've made some parts for it. several items pictured below are being sent to Australia today where a DP will field test. He's using the C300 and finds some wonkiness with the the Zacuto Grip relocator
and wants to get his new EVF positioned and working well. We've been talking for several weeks about ways to solve these two things. Having a machine shop always helps. Here what Iim sending -
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This is our new ClockArm $325- thread here
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?289958-FS700-ClockArms-and-15mm-rosette-clamps-NOW-SHIPPING

This accepts 1/2 13 iris rod threads and we make them in 3 lengths so you can place a handgrip exactly where you want it- securely.
It also doubles as a EVF arm. the thread above mentions the idea. Stronger than an articulated arm and maybe better adjustment. We'll know soon.

One of our RoseClamps here
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This RoseClamp will position a rosette on any 15mm rod - and it wil not slip. $125

We modified our ShotGrip tophandle and Cheeseplate to fit the C300. The over the lens rods add possibilities for attachment. I'll report back on this after testing if there is interest. For my friend's field test down under I've placed a rosette on the forward operator edge of cheeseplate. Right under the iris rod pictured.
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Cheers gents, just getting the word out, our website is very new, store working but not all shipping products are up yet - so best to email.
 
I like that Roseclamp - is that an Arri rosette? I could use something like that with my Ergocine to get the Aaton-style handle at the proper angle.
 
Yes thats a stainless steel 1.25 M6 hirth tooth gear- ARRI standard ;-)

Heres another view of the clock arm rosette.
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And here is our CineGrip. This fires about every pro camera (but not the C300-yet). In non electro version it's a great piece and a great value currently at $750 with an option for dual axis adjust. the bracket is included with CineGrip (w/o the kickstand knob I was supposed to edit out in PS!)
but the two extra rosettes are a $145 upgrade.
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This is a working prototype - production pics coming soon.
 
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