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Rigging the FS5
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So I am starting to figure out how to use and how to rig my FS5.
Here are my first simple kit parts. 2 ways of rigging wireless mics, with and W/O shotgun. And how to mount the Odyssey. I am working on a quick release system for front rails for matte box and big lens support, and I already have nice simple solution for Metabones support, photos of that later, a $10.00 solution. The 2 wireless mic supports are also very affordable. And some parts are 3D printed, I will sell them on my WEBstore but also provide them for free if you have your own 3D printer. I am also making a very collapsible hood. It weighs nothing... Lots more to come. Including shoulder mount kit. |
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Is that neoprene around the on-board monitor? How are you holding it on there, and does it stay okay?
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Odyssey 7Q Hood by Westside AV It is a layer of velcro fabric on the inside with black velour on the outside and plastic stiffener in between. It is held on with velcro on the EVF, it is a very sturdy setup I have sold lots of them for the Odyssey, this one Is just smaller, and it does not need the extra small plastic hood I make for the Odyssey. It folds up flat when not in use and is shaped so the switches can be accessed on the EVF. |
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I am sharing those STLs, here is my reply to the first request.
I like open source, if any others here want to work on this contact me... |
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