anyone had one of these ?

Best advert for getting a Fuji I have seen.
 
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Have you insured your camera gear against accidental damage? Buying an unknown brand with unproven reliability is quite scary when you put your expensive gear on it.
 
What concerns me about carrying any camera by a screw is that there is no way to lock it. This applies to all such devices.
accident do happen, and screws do come loose.
 
Mintchocs said:
Have you insured your camera gear against accidental damage? Buying an unknown brand with unproven reliability is quite scary when you put your expensive gear on it.
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why do you think im asking ??
 
Looks like there is a key to tighten the screw into place can't be to hard to check tightness if your worried about it
 
holty said:
Looks like there is a key to tighten the screw into place can't be to hard to check tightness if your worried about it
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In the heat of the moment when shooting live who thinks to keep checking a screw, and why should you have to.. I have never dangled a camera.
 
Take a look at the Optech system which uses the rings on the camera much more secure
 
Use a leather belt diagonal over your shoulder
Just watch your trousers dont fall down in the heat of the moment (y)(y)
Or just hold the camera by hand but watch that you have a tight grip in case it falls
 
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holty said:
Use a leather belt diagonal over your shoulder
Just watch your trousers dont fall down in the heat of the moment (y)(y)
Or just hold the camera by hand but watch that you have a tight grip in case it falls
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Very helpful thanks
 
I had the belt one, which holds one dslr on each hip. Possibly the best belt i owned. Super strong locking system and never let me down
 
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