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Hi, thanks for the feedback :) The part number for this screw is DB1-8810-000 ;)

If you read the description of the video, then you’ll know ;)

@@360CreativeBulgaria ooo thank you so much 😊

Video Cameron I didn’t have the extra parts when I was shooting the video :) you can cover it with anything (electrical tape for ex.). If you have the extra parts listed in the description, there will be no hole as 2 of the parts are top cover and back cap for C200B. The other parts are screws that are needed for these covers (they are different length than the ones on the C200A)

if you have a 3d printer you can google the right part om thingverse, it fits perfectly in the hole

Hi, is there any visual damage to the cable? Color change, burn etc.? Even the plastics of the camera are conductuve from inside, so you have to insulate the cable's pins. Check the video description. But on the other hand my cable for example was exposed for 2 weeks making short circuits with the conductive plastic cap, and melt it a little, but the camera is still working fine. Please find me on facebook/instagram and send me DM to see if we can find what goes wrong!

Actually that's not 100% true ;) but even if it was, is it better to loose your project/client, when you cannot offer proper gimbal work? :) Sometimes you have to make bold moves in order to get the job done :)

Hey man! Thanks for the info. How did you reach them? With an e-mail?

When did they tell you it was only $48? I just called and they said $300 similar to what you said they would say. Also they said it would take around 15 working days, did they say the same to you? If they did how long did it actually take?

It says nothing :) It's not any different than plug/unplug your LCD cable.

Nice, when you know, please share :)

So this is the update. If you remove for yourself you lose the carepak warranty. So the option is send it back to canon and is going to cost like $200-$300 remove the view finder and you wont lose the carepak warranty. And they told me “do not promote this service” apparently they dont suppose to do that because is not a service , not in USA but service available in Uk dont know why. So yeah Thanks you for ready lol. Probably im going to send it, I made a mistake buying the c200 with the view finder (wish I Love) Im goin to get an external one then. :(

Brandon Whitworth it's DJI's clamp (small rig have the same but 2 times cheaper) with SmallRig monitor mount

I bought mine from the official Canon Service in Bulgaria. This week I will order the parts for a friend, if you want I can order more of them?

@@360CreativeBulgaria thanks for the fast reply. I will try then to ask canon service in Germany. If I can't buy it here, this would be awsome if I could buy it from you. Could pay with PayPal + shipping to Germany. You say it coast around 45€?

@@KoyfmanMedia Yes, try locally and if there is a problem write to me. It takes ~2 weeks to get them, and the price is ~45 EUR

Не, но ако има интерес в близко бъдеще може да направим още :)

originalna idea !

beauchampy for heavier lenses you must use the canon's battery for counterweight as otherwise the camera will balance far back and will hit the ronin. If you're using pancake lenses it's ok without the battery

I have no idea, but you have to send the camera and wait some time to get it back, and I'm not sure if they're returning all the parts as they state on their website that the process is not reversible. So that's why I did it all by myself in 15 minutes (fully reversible)

Its a free service.

I called and they told me they do not remove the viewfinder of the canon c200..what gives. I just don't want to break my camera or void warranty.

Peter Poulos where are you from? Check this link from the uk site www.canon.co.uk/support/consumer_products/products/digital_cinema/digital_cinema_camera/eos_c200.aspx?type=faq&search=1&searchurl=/support/consumer_products/content/faq/?itemid=tcm:14-1677317

360 Creative Bulgaria I'm in usa

After all you are using your camera to make money with it, and if something is on your way (EVF for example :)) You just remove it and go on :)

I like the way you think, friend

Dimitri Halkias Cool, as we also share the same name (I'm Dimitar too) :D

The Keen Pixel Sure, the velcro solution was more a look around for something black near me :) the best solution will be the original C200B cover. I must check to see if Canon offer it as a spare part. :)

3d printing it was also my first thought. I am not sure I would do that on my c200 though...

well, you don't print ON the camera - you print a piece that you put on the camera after, or perhaps they sell the original piece for the c200b

Well it's not much different than removing your LCD, there is one cable and little more screws :) just smaller scale :)

Any luck finding the original C200B cover?