Make your Canon EOS 5D Mark III much easier to work with for handheld shooting with this Shoulder Pad Package with Viewfinder and Follow Focus from Cavision. This setup is built around a rod support base with 11.8" long 15mm aluminum rods that hold everything in place. At the center of it all is a quick release base that holds the camera along with a 6x LCD viewfinder with a swing-out connection piece. Also, a basic mini follow focus with a 0.5 MOD drive gear is included for making smooth adjustments during a shoot. Additionally, it features both dual hand grips and a shoulder pad for maximum comfort and ergonomics.
This Cavision LCD Viewfinder Set provides 6x magnification for your Canon 5D Mark III DSLR camera's 3.2" LCD screen. It includes a specially-designed plate connection piece to ensure compatibility with this camera. This type of viewfinder is generally used in video applications and will also act as a shade in bright daylight while shooting stills. Additionally, the rubber eye cup provides comfortable viewing.
The swing away function allows it to quickly be moved away from the display when needed. Also, the base plate features a screw for mounting to the camera's 1/4"-20 tripod socket and a 1/4"-20 thread for use with a tripod.
The Cavision Rods Support is suitable for use with small cameras with short lenses such as mini-DV, 5DMII, or other DSLR cameras. It features a height adjustable front bracket for connecting a matte box.
The Cavision RS15SP-2 is a shoulder pad accessory for 15mm rod support systems. This device connects to the lightweight support system and offers a shoulder support for camera stability.
- Adjustable to fit different shoulder widths
- Includes two tilt controls
- Constructed primarily out of ABS material to reduce weight
The Cavision Dual Handgrips for 15mm Rods is great for use with hand held shots as camera stability and smooth movement is enhanced.
The Cavision RFD15BC is a Basic Mini Single Wheel Follow Focus mechanism for your mini-DV / prosumer camera. It provides you with a convenient, quick and precise method for controlling the focus on your camera using a knob on the side of the camera without the need to constantly reach over to the front of the lens. Follow focus systems have become a staple of professional photographers and videographers needing to frequently adjust a camera's focus according to changing scenes; hence the name "follow" focus.