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Question: Can I mount it on the tripod?
Document: I was able to place a tripod plate on the bottom and use it with a tripod when needed, with the quick release on my tripod even better. Im trying to see how to be able to add some weight to the shoulder mount to stabilize a little more.
I really enjoy this for a simple set up. Its very compact and self contained. My only concerns with this rig is that you have to really tighten the adjustments hard. Which I know I will be stripping parts soon. But Overall it gives you allot of options, I use it as a shoulder mount and it works as expected. Would be nice if there were a way to mount to tripod...thats the only option missing.
I've purchased other rigs, some double to triple the price and I have found that this works the best. There are so many ways to manipulate it for a following shot or any shot you really need. It also is stored away very easily not taking up as much space as a tripod would or other rigs. My only suggestion is get a weight and small balance to make sure your shots are even those modifications are easy DIY add-ons. Great tool!
It's good but not great. It's good for minimal stabilizing while walking or off the tripod shots but definitely  nothing like a steady cam. Cheaper than a mono pod.
I am high school student and I go to a digital arts and technology school and I ordered this camera mount so I could use it on some projects. Even with a smaller camcorder it works really well. It has helped with stabilization so when I stabilized my footage in Final Cut Pro X, It doesn't get all messed up. ( [...] )
The DSLR rig is being with a Canon video camera, not a DSLR. All of my shots concern martial arts-related instructional videos so there's a lot of movement. The rig easily changes from shoulder mount to single-hand configuration so that I can shoot from a worm's eye view on-the-fly. Some have said that it's not that good of construction but I don't get that. It's a metal frame and is very sturdy.
First off I want to say if you're on a little budget like me this is worth the buy. It's easy to use, has a ton of applications and like I said for the price you get a shoulder mount. I did however learn that the weight of the rig is a lot light when configured to rest on your shoulder than the rig itself. To counter that went to Home Depot bought a long bolt and a bunch of washers.
So, in closing, good rig if you want to keep it simple and do some hand held or shoulder mounted shots but don't connect to much to the rig. FYI...I added some small washers attached to a bolt and that screwed right into one of the extension arms to give me a perfect "counter balance" while using the shoulder mount. Overall, good item for short shoots going hand held.
Its really good for the price. The only problem I saw right off was that the bolts weren't tightening enough for the handles to stay secure. And the insert the knob has was eating away the metal. So I bought some washers (1/4) and was able to fix the problem. The only thing I am worried is the with time the bolt will be stripped. And the over the shoulder mount is pretty good but a little uncomfortable. It is light and easy to use.
not the easiest to set up and adjust but it works decently. The foam is cheap and ripped on its second use though that was mostly me forcing it into a position it didn't want to go into. The &#34;shoulder mount&#34; part of the rig completely sheared off last month and I probably won't get a new one. it's a decent price but ephoto is pretty much disposable camera gear so don't expect a long life out of this rig.
Answer: Yes you can but very bulky