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Aug 05, 2010 06:13 |  #46

Nice solutions, but IMHO, I do not believe a brand new product should require immediate modifications in order to operate properly or avoid damage to your gear. The Luma is much better in this regard.


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Aug 05, 2010 06:41 |  #47

tgara wrote in post #10665733 (external link)
Nice solutions, but IMHO, I do not believe a brand new product should require immediate modifications in order to operate properly or avoid damage to your gear. The Luma is much better in this regard.

Some ppl are just OCD.


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Aug 05, 2010 08:37 |  #48

tgara wrote in post #10665733 (external link)
Nice solutions, but IMHO, I do not believe a brand new product should require immediate modifications in order to operate properly or avoid damage to your gear. The Luma is much better in this regard.

I agree the luma loop is a better design, but if you've paid 70 each for 2 BR-5's you got to make them work some how.


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Aug 05, 2010 19:00 |  #49

What is a good cheap tripod plate that is thin that would fit in a 5Dc ? Nothing fancy- Not really using a tripod, but will use the plate for body protection against the metal part of RS-7.



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