Gints Klimanis
October 1st, 2008, 01:25 PM
I have the Manhattan HD monitor. Mounting such a tall device on the camera "shoe" or using a shoe mount screw on the shoulder allows for too much wiggle and no tilting. What are some good directions for steady mounting? I can imagine a backmount plate with a four-screw base plate, but the the Manhattan LCD doesn't have any mounting options on the backside.
The next best thing would be a square U-shaped mount using the two side mount points, similar to the way facial mirrors are mounted. What can be done here? Here is a list of hardware that I've gleaned from posts in this forum, but nothing fits the Manattan LCD with zero modification.
Mounting Brackets | B&H Photo Video (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/shop/1352/Brackets.html/mnp/0.0/mxp/0.0/sortDrop/B)
rand%3A+A+to+Z/pn/3
http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/sdtv-hdtv-video-monitors/96720-how-mount-24-lcd-field
-use.html
VFGadgets.com | Innovative Products for the Video & Film Industry (http://www.vfgadgets.com/)
http://rebelsguide.com/dl/zacuto1.jpg
The next best thing would be a square U-shaped mount using the two side mount points, similar to the way facial mirrors are mounted. What can be done here? Here is a list of hardware that I've gleaned from posts in this forum, but nothing fits the Manattan LCD with zero modification.
Mounting Brackets | B&H Photo Video (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/shop/1352/Brackets.html/mnp/0.0/mxp/0.0/sortDrop/B)
rand%3A+A+to+Z/pn/3
http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/sdtv-hdtv-video-monitors/96720-how-mount-24-lcd-field
-use.html
VFGadgets.com | Innovative Products for the Video & Film Industry (http://www.vfgadgets.com/)
http://rebelsguide.com/dl/zacuto1.jpg