Thanks for the video! What was the vlogging tripod that you used during the outdoor portion? It seemed like you just slide the plate in without having to do any adjustments!
Hey Brandon. Thanks for watching. Its the Manfrotto mini pixi. I have the F38 quick release base attached to it. So with the one f38 plate it can jump the strap base to the pixi quickly. There’s stoppers on the base so it slides in and stops. It’s been extremely helpful. Appreciate you leaving a comment. See you around. Cheers
There is a plate for the DJI RSx system, that plate has little "claws" that can grab the front or back side of your camera or if you flip it that piece a second screw head that can fit into a security mounting hole (like the FS5, FS7, FX6, etc). If you buy this plate you can secure your rig against twisting off.
4:31 the single screw plate system has to be improved or a second screw added. It's so common and I would not use this system exactly because of this weakness. Using a cage is an option because you can add a second screw and it's more secure then. Thanks for pointing this out, I was about to buy it and now won't :)
4:16 This video is really worked. You put so much work it. I like it.
3:00 hahaha nice transition. clever BRAVO!!!!
Thank you! Appreciate it
needed this, thanks for trying it out so early and sharing real-time uses Michael!
No problem! Thanks for watching, I am glad it was helpful for you! Appreciate your time!
Mine is twisting but there is an option for double screws top cover and base. Im trying those for falcam
Nice! Thanks for letting me know about the ones with double screws! Appreciate it man!
@ yeah waiting for it to be delivered
Thanks for the video! What was the vlogging tripod that you used during the outdoor portion? It seemed like you just slide the plate in without having to do any adjustments!
Hey Brandon. Thanks for watching. Its the Manfrotto mini pixi. I have the F38 quick release base attached to it. So with the one f38 plate it can jump the strap base to the pixi quickly. There’s stoppers on the base so it slides in and stops. It’s been extremely helpful. Appreciate you leaving a comment. See you around. Cheers
There is a plate for the DJI RSx system, that plate has little "claws" that can grab the front or back side of your camera or if you flip it that piece a second screw head that can fit into a security mounting hole (like the FS5, FS7, FX6, etc). If you buy this plate you can secure your rig against twisting off.
Hi. Thanks for this info! Really helpful and also wanted to say thanks for watching and leaving that tip! Cheers!
4:31 the single screw plate system has to be improved or a second screw added. It's so common and I would not use this system exactly because of this weakness. Using a cage is an option because you can add a second screw and it's more secure then. Thanks for pointing this out, I was about to buy it and now won't :)
smarrrrrt, so much faster than unclipping the peak design anchors.
where did u get the loop cage from?
Way way faster! I can’t use a big camera any other way now.
is it compatible with the Peak design arcaswiss plate?
No it’s not :( But their plate fits onto my PD tripod.
@@MichaelNgvyen ah ok, so the falcam arca swiss plate fits into the PD tripod, am i right?
Yep you are right!
still using this?
Totally it really great for easy carry but also if you don’t like dealing with the strap when shooting