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Key Features
- Mounts 7.0" Monitor to DSLR
- 90° Vertical Articulation
- Single Adjustment Knob
- 1/4"-20 Screw on Top
The M-SM03 Camera 1/4" Hot Shoe Mount for 7" Monitors from Marshall Electronics is a 1/4" mount that can mount directly to a DSLR shoe mount, and allows for the attachment of 7.0" display monitors. This ball head has a single locking knob for fast and safe operation, and is easily removable.
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Does it work well with Atomos Shogun Flame? Can ...
Does it work well with Atomos Shogun Flame? Can it hold the weight?
Yes, the Marshall Electronics M-SM03 Camera 1/4" Hot Shoe Mount for 7.0" Monitors works well with the Atomos Shogun Flame.
Date published: 2021-02-24
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What is the height of this item from very bottom to the plate at the top? I need to see if it will clear the attached mic on my Canon XA20. Thanks.
The height of the Marshall Electronics M-SM03 Camera 1/4 Hot Shoe Mount for 7.0 Monitors is three inches.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Is this mount made of aluminum or plastic? It doesn't say in the description here or on the manufacturer's website.
It is is mostly metal.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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can the mount hold up a sony cybershot camcorder?
I'm using this to support a Nikon Coolpix camera as a secondary back-up for video & for a different angle for capture...I mount it on my main cameras hot shoe. It (Nikon camera) is a light camera. The mount is rugged and well built, but I presume a heavier type camera may make the swivel head begin to start wandering some due to wear tightening down the locking screw excessively overtime.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Hi, what is the maximum load capacity for this item? I have two different 7 marshall monitors. It came with the lighter one and i'm afraid it won't handle the second ones weight. Thank you.
I actually would not recommend this product. although it is ruggedly made there is some kind of problem getting it to lock tightly. i had to replace mine with another brand.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Can this mount be used on the Sony A7s (any hot shoe issues- fits, doesn't short out, etc)?
It has a standard hotshoe fitting.
Date published: 2018-08-28