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Hi guys,
Recently purchased my 600D, waiting for it to come through the post Meanwhile I am searching for the best affordable grip/rig for my 600D when shooting video and not using a tripod, so such as run and gun kind of action... I have seen Cam Caddie, Opteka grip, a pistol grip for DSLR, and also some shoulder rigs, but I am not sure what is the best and most affordable for what I am after... I am just after something that makes the video look as smooth as possible when walking around without a tripod!! Looking to spend no more than £60 at the moment, very small budget |
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Look up X grip. There not that expensive and looks like something you can carry around anywhere.
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Thanks, yeah it's pretty similar to the cam-caddie + opteka grip just cheaper
Any ideas if a battery grip actually helps with image stabilisation ? As it could be nice to have some grip with extra battery life too :P |
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Get a mono pod and a loupe.
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I was thinking about a mono pod, thanks for that!
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A LCD Viewfinder with a monopod is about as cheap as they get;
http://www.cowboystudio.com/product_...viewfinder.htm http://www.cowboystudio.com/product_p/monopodcl50.htm For an actual shoulder rig, I use this; http://www.ebay.com/itm/DLC-HD-DSLR-...item2ebfd08ead
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Yes-for the $$$$ it is solid choice
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If you have some tools laying around and are pretty handy, you can DIY a shoulder rig. I saw a video on youtube somewhere that looked pretty solid.
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