Quick note, the arm extends 36” above the surface, which, I think gives you plenty of clearance. What’s your overhead camera setup? Let me know in the comments!
Right now I have a Logitech brio for overhead work and my next purchase will be a DSLR. I'm already using a pole from WALI so I wonder if your extended arm will clamp on? BTW... your video product is FABULOUS.
Great demonstration, very easy to understand. I did see quite a bid of camera shake when you moved the table so what I would do is mount the camera to a standalone table and place it next to the table I'm working on. The arms adjust in 3 different places so hopefully, the view won't be distorted. The challenge will be finding that small, sturdy, side table that will work. Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for!
Oh wow it’s kind of like a wali monitor Mount, I actually turned my monitor Mount into a camera rig after watching Daniel Schiffer use one, same assembly setup this is dope, great video
Have you been using this still? What are your thoughts now almost a year later? It looks like it wobbles a bit, as you move the desk (as most things will), but has it affected the footage you've gotten with it?
It's pretty sturdy man, I really like the build quality. It does tend a bend a little bit with a heavier setup - I tried it with my C70 and that's exactly what happened. Pretty good for lighter DSLRs though
@@TristanErvin I tried really hard but I was like a moth drawn to a light 🤣 A good monitor arm will reduce the wobbling, that could even be a video idea for you?
Quick note, the arm extends 36” above the surface, which, I think gives you plenty of clearance. What’s your overhead camera setup? Let me know in the comments!
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Right now I have a Logitech brio for overhead work and my next purchase will be a DSLR. I'm already using a pole from WALI so I wonder if your extended arm will clamp on? BTW... your video product is FABULOUS.
Great demonstration, very easy to understand. I did see quite a bid of camera shake when you moved the table so what I would do is mount the camera to a standalone table and place it next to the table I'm working on. The arms adjust in 3 different places so hopefully, the view won't be distorted. The challenge will be finding that small, sturdy, side table that will work. Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for!
Nicely broken down, thank you!🙏 The manufacturer seriously needs to be thanking you also 😊
I need a overhead stand mount but they are so expensive..
Thanks bro just what I needed, thanks for putting in that work! When I purchase this def gonna hit that link,.
Oh wow it can hold the R6 with the 24 to 70mm!! 🤩👏🏽
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Very informative video. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend. Happy Holidays!!
Just got this because of this video and really appreciate you showing how to set it up as well. Thank you for the recommendation!
Thanks for the walkthrough, looks great!
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Thank you for this! I've been looking for a way to take some top down product shots.
Thank you for this amazing video. It has helped me so much :D
Purchased this thanks to you. Great work. It's solid!
Thank you for this video, was beyond helpful and informative. Keep it up!
Oh wow it’s kind of like a wali monitor Mount, I actually turned my monitor Mount into a camera rig after watching Daniel Schiffer use one, same assembly setup this is dope, great video
I didn’t even think of that! Pretty much the same thing haha. Preciate you watching man 🙏🏿
That rig actually looks solid! Good find bro! I actually have been thinking about a better overhead solution.
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It’s almost perfect man! Pretty damn sturdy.
Great video! Looks like an awesome camera mount!!
Great video and solution bro. New subscriber!
amazing video. Love it. Keep up the good work brother.
Thanks bro 🙏🏿
Not a bad price at all. Might just have to grab one myself!
Totally worth it bro!
Have you been using this still? What are your thoughts now almost a year later? It looks like it wobbles a bit, as you move the desk (as most things will), but has it affected the footage you've gotten with it?
I would love to know this as well. I hope you can respond.
that wobble
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great video, how sturdy is it? i need a mount for food photography
It's pretty sturdy man, I really like the build quality. It does tend a bend a little bit with a heavier setup - I tried it with my C70 and that's exactly what happened. Pretty good for lighter DSLRs though
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The desk and monitor wobbling is VERY distracting!
Don’t look at it
@@TristanErvin I tried really hard but I was like a moth drawn to a light 🤣 A good monitor arm will reduce the wobbling, that could even be a video idea for you?