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Ben niet zo van het maken van reclame voor een bepaald merk en of product. Met uitzondering van LEE filters die hebben bij mij een streepje voor! De rest van mijn camera gear zal ik niet heel erg vaak benoemen. De reden hier van is dat het naar mijn idee helemaal geen moer uit maakt met wat voorn merk je schiet! Waarom nu dan wel vraag je je af?
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My Pocket Wizard mounts are HEAVY | Time to lose some weight
So on my last trip to Iowa for a photo shoot I decided I had to come up with a better way of mounting my pocket wizards to my lights. In the past I was using a super clamp with a 1/8 stud in it and threading the pocket wizard on.
The benefit to this is, my pocket wizards are rock solid however they make my already heavy pelican case that much heavier when traveling. So after much debate I have come up with the oh so low tech Velcro method.
It's really simple. Put one half of the Velcro on your Pocket Wizard.
Second put the other side on your light.
Lastly smush them together.
And POOF! Its a match made in heaven.
Here is a tip though. My first pass at putting the velcro on, I put the rough side on my pocket wizards them selves and the soft side on the light. Bad idea. The reason being is, when I throw my PW's in my camera bag they end up sticking to the inside of the bag which is a little annoying.
So learn from my mistakes. When mounting your radio triggers, keep it old school with some Velcro.
In this video I review a few handy tools I've been using to capture some cool angles while riding the motorcycle. The Manfrotto super clamp and heavy duty flex arm. Manfrotto didn't have motorcycles in mind when they designed this gear, but it can work pretty good. The clamp is solid and has rubber boots so it won't scratch up your bike when you tighten it down. The flex arm is nice because it can become any shape your heart desires. One problem with the flex arm however is it can get a little wobble going on while riding. Because of the vibration of the engine, bumpy road, or even the air pushing against it. It's only a very small wobble, but the reason this is a problem is because most cameras these days have CMOS sensors in them. These sensors scan each frame from top to bottom. It happens very quickly of course, but those small vibrations are what cause your shots to look like jelly. It's an effect called "rolling shutter" and it's a bad thing. I've got some great shots with this device. I've also had some great shots ruined because of the dreaded rolling shutter. So I like it, and I don't like it. Take that for whatever you think it's worth. Super Clamp http://amzn.to/vuewAg Heavy-Duty Flex Arm http://amzn.to/uDHFpV You might want to look into the magic arm. I think it's shorter and should be a bit more stable than the Flex Arm which will help fight rolling shutter. http://amzn.to/sCAcD1
