Hot Show acc. Adapter
Can be mounted on each grip end (top or bottom) and locked at the desired position.
3/8 acc(mic) adapter
Can be mounted on each grip end (top or bottom) and locked at the desired position.
Support pod
The support pod is spring loaded, use caution when releasing the locks !!
release the pod locks ONLY AFTER you screw the tip in one of the two the 3/8” support pod threads,
and after you place the bottom end in the holster.
Use the far thread for front heavy cameras, with 35 mm adapters or heavy matte boxes
shoulder bar
Insert the shoulder bar over the inner tube. In the stabilizer mode the shoulder bar doubles as the right grip
.
Back bar
Screw the back bar to the shoulder bar. The back bar doubles as a low mode grip in low mode stabilizer
shooting.
cam plate bracket
It is mounted on the front grip joint . mount your camera plate on it. When the front arm grip is folded the
camera plate is ready for quick insert to and from your tripod head.
Accessory plate
In the shoulder brace configuration. Use the ¼” screw to attach the acc. plate to the back end of the shoulder
bar, or mount the plate to the acc. Bracket, or mount the acc plate horizontally on the grip ends.
The supplied plastic washers can be used to adjust the screw length and to prevent the plate from swinging.
Place it between the plate and the back bar thread.
Use the Velcro patches and / or the elastic cords to secure your acc.
Use the
shoulder brace lock
to adjust the desired distance and angle of the back bar.
Or of the camera height in low mode position.
Acc. plate bracket
(similar to the cam plate bracket)
It can be used for mounting the supplied or an extra acc. plate vertically on the top or bottom of each grip
This is helpful when the rig is used with no shoulder brace assembly as a dual grip stabilizer, Or when
more then one acc. Plate is needed.
Grip extenders
Additional grip extenders at any length can be ordered. Mail us with your specs.
Shoulder brace positioning
It is recommended to position the back bar diagonally on your back or horizontally on the back of your
neck. The best walking stability is achieved when the pod bottom end and the back bar are supported by
center of the body. In this position, walking sways are less transferred to the camera.
