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The Cotton Carrier Steady Shot is an adjustable aluminum bracket that allows you to support the weight of your camera steadily against your chest by inserting the bottom end of the Steady Shot into the Lexan receptacle of your existing Cotton Carrier Camera Vest.
With several mounting points on its top plate, the Steady Shot is compatible with any quick-release clamp or photo/video head. Two adjustment points allow you to set the tilt and height of the camera easily. With the weight of the camera supported against your chest, you're free to operate comfortably – with fluid movements and the freedom to adjust settings on your camera – for long periods of time.
The rock-solid Steady Shot can support the weight of any DSLR camera, even with a long lens attached. It's perfect for shooting nature, sports, documentaries, or any other project that has you on your feet and moving about for hours at a stretch. The stable platform will enable you to capture crisper shots than traditional handheld operation allows. For certain projects you'll be able to leave the tripod or monopod at home, thereby increasing your mobility.
How can an Arca Swiss-type lens foot be attached ...
How can an Arca Swiss-type lens foot be attached to this Steady Shot?
Asked by: Johannes
Most add to the Cotton Carrier Steady Shot that has a an Arca-Swiss style clamp. Or just the clamp to it. This link shows it in use with all options, https://bhpho.to/3Sjdq8k .
Answered by: Rob K
Date published: 2022-10-20
As anyone used the SteadyShot with either a Canon ...
As anyone used the SteadyShot with either a Canon EF 100-400 mm lens or a Canon RF 100-500 mm lens? Are these too heavy for comfortable use?
Asked by: James L
Customers have used the Cotton Carrier Steady Shot with much larger lenses such as the 200-400mm (about 6 inches longer and 4 pounds heaver than the 2 lenses you mentioned). So it is comfortable to use and it will help stabilizer your photos and videos.
Answered by: Dan W
Date published: 2023-07-21
Will this work with the smallish Cotton Scout G2? ...
Will this work with the smallish Cotton Scout G2? I assume lateral stability wouldn't be as good as with a larger carrier, but I mainly want something to relieve the weight on my left hand when holding. Other suggestions??
Asked by: Tom
No. The following unit is designed and made for the cotton carrier harness system for a better end-user experience.
Answered by: hectorm
Date published: 2022-05-30
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Canon 7D with Canon 100-400 lens
Asked by: Anonymous
Yes, this system will work with a Canon 7D with a 100-400mm lens.
Answered by: Andrea O.
Date published: 2023-07-21
Will This work with a Nikon 800mm fl Ed 5.6 lens?
Will This work with a Nikon 800mm fl Ed 5.6 lens?
Asked by: sriram
The Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 800mm f/5.6E FL ED VR Lens (B&H # NI80056) has not been tested with the Cotton Carrier Steady Shot with Camera Vest. According to the manufacturer, a 600mm lens will place your weight forward and for some, it becomes a bit awkward. While they suggest that the system will not fail, it may not be ideal as it becomes a matter of comfort.
Answered by: Marvin C
Date published: 2023-12-20
Could I wear this vest with a backpack on top or ...
Could I wear this vest with a backpack on top or would it interfere with it?
Asked by: Lucie
You could most likely wear a backpack with it without interfering with it. There shouldn't be any reason why it would get in the way of you using the Steady Shot, and if you're using a very heavy lens+camera combo on it, the backpack might help balance you instead of hinder you.
Answered by: Jeremy
Date published: 2023-07-21
Does this work with a cannon 7d with 600 lens ?
Does this work with a cannon 7d with 600 lens ?
Asked by: Clair
The Canon 7D equipped with a Canon EF 600mm Lens can be attached to the Cotton Carrier Steady Shot with Camera Vest.
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2022-12-05
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Are the Kipp handles supposed to lock in place & prevent the support arms from being able to move? I can't seem to get them to actually lock; the arms can still be moved to adjust their angle, when I release the Kipp handle after pulling it out .
Asked by: Anonymous
The arms are supposed to be able to move in order to make adjustments. For stability, it is recommended to use this product with a ball head to support the brunt of the weight, which is not included in the rig package.