Handle and Clamps for the Sony NEX-FS100

Caleb Crosby has put together a Top Handle and Clamp for the NEX-FS100:
It's a real wood grip. Hand picked black walnut from the local hard wood shop in Portland Maine. These are hand finished and fastened underneath so they are user adjustable. They have brass press fit counter sinks so they will last. Hand rubbed with two coats of tung oil finishing- it's made right. Not slippery, not shiny- just really nice.
Features:
  1. 360 rotation
  2. All aluminum construction
  3. True 15mm (.589 OD) diameter rods
  4. 3 point precision attachment to camera
  5. Adjustable black walnut grip
  6. All production units are black anodized.
  7. Made in USA.
Our 15mm low profile Stub clamps open up options for DIY rigging. Here is my cam showing a monitor set up that is firmly set but adjustable on 2 axis to the touch instantly for reflection control and for changing op positions quickly.. The Mic receiver is tilted where I want it and I used Sony's provided mic holder sistered into the same clamp as the 5" rod holding monitor.
Price: $245.00 USD | Introductory price $225.00
The clamps will be $40 USD for 1/4" and 3/8" female tap. $45 for 1/4 and 3/8 male stud with knurled disc.

Caleb Crosby, soc

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These are hand finished stainless steel clamps and fastened underneath so they are user adjustable.
Feb 13, 2013, 9:19:00 AM
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