Samsung Lcd Monitor Auto Adjustment Locked

It is way better than manfrotto. Only down side is no friction adjustment. Pan and tilt can be locked with knobs but won’t change friction. Counter balance works perfect with my setup which is A7 III with 50mm 1.4 Don’t pass 4 lbs and you should be fine.

I've used this for a few hours in the field now and I find it very easy to manipulate, both the rapid gross adjustment and the fine focus, while looking through the viewfinder. It's a little scratchy while focusing (haven't tried greasing it, which would be easy) and there's a little play when the set screw is not locked down, but it's easy to rack in and out at various shooting angles and it's completely solid when the slide is locked. It's the first such thing I've owned, and for the money, I'm more than satisfied.

This gives you a platform to place a LCD monitor or a laptop.

hold a LCD monitor to my tripod

Cheap insurance against doing damage to the LCD monitor. ...............

Excellent design it comes with USB charger, auto DST adjustment & time projector.

This addresses the loose viewfinder LCD on the FX most elegantly. The worthsmanship is the best and the range of adjustment is perfect. It is expensive but you get what you pay for and when you make a living with these cameras it's really important. I own 3 of these for my multiple FX6's.

I really like this gimbal. The modularity and remote control capabilities are brilliant, The only way I see to improve this would be to have an auto-auto-adjustment for the motors. As it is, if your balance is at all out of whack, this thing really wants to shudder and the amplitude keeps increasing. Hitting auto-adjust make the shaking stop. So why not have the capability to sense shuddering when it first starts and correct the motor settings before a scene is ruined? Other than that, I think this was an outstanding buy!

I used to own a Canon 85mm f/1.2L II which I used with 5D mark II. This Sony lens is much sharper, focuses much faster, and most importantly has much, much less chromatic aberrations. I get a lot fewer misses when auto-focusing, Canon seemed to always miss a bit unless I focused manually. Used with A7R II, there is some wow effect in the results, super-sharp with nice smooth background. Awesome to have image stabilization with this. Focus ring is electronic but I've had no frustration with it, works well enough. I wish the ring were a bit wider. Focusing motor makes some noise, which messes up with your videos. Focus tracking with A7R II is fast and accurate enough for shooting a kid riding a bicycle. The aperture adjustment ring is nice to have, but since not all lenses have it I sometimes forget it to non-auto setting and then wonder why the adjustment doesn't work in the camera. The focus lock button however is awesome to have. If you have big hands, I recommend getting a battery grip. It lets you hold the camera on your palm while adjusting focus with your fingers (as opposed to having some of the weight on your fingers).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The image is perfectly clear and the auto keystone adjustment is a game changer. No need to fiddle around adjusting anything. Just point it at a wall and you have the perfect viewing angle everytime!