Some very good future photography products
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http://www.dpreview.com/articles/2200221292/11-coo...
Kickstarter projects... One I like in particular is the second one down called QuikDraw. Very neat solution to having fast access to your lenses. Only issue I see is they do run the risk of not being that well protected against you bumping into hard things or say if you were pushed over... you could end up sitting on your expensive glass.
The EZSteady on Page 3 looks suspiciously close in design to the SteadiCam Merlin hand held stabiliser.... Wonder what they have to say about this.
Kickstarter projects... One I like in particular is the second one down called QuikDraw. Very neat solution to having fast access to your lenses. Only issue I see is they do run the risk of not being that well protected against you bumping into hard things or say if you were pushed over... you could end up sitting on your expensive glass.
The EZSteady on Page 3 looks suspiciously close in design to the SteadiCam Merlin hand held stabiliser.... Wonder what they have to say about this.
Edited by Otispunkmeyer on Wednesday 24th October 20:20
Otispunkmeyer said:
One I like in particular is the second one down called QuikDraw. Very neat solution to having fast access to your lenses. Only issue I see is they do run the risk of not being that well protected
I'd suggets it's much quicker just to put the lens into a bag, rather than fumble about trying to engage and then disengage a bayonet you can't see. And there's extra wear on the mount too.Simpo Two said:
Otispunkmeyer said:
One I like in particular is the second one down called QuikDraw. Very neat solution to having fast access to your lenses. Only issue I see is they do run the risk of not being that well protected
I'd suggets it's much quicker just to put the lens into a bag, rather than fumble about trying to engage and then disengage a bayonet you can't see. And there's extra wear on the mount too.Gassing Station | Photography & Video | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


