I didn??t know the advantages of rail process ahead of. I even believe it useless for DSLR. That is definitely because I have never ever tried to accept it till when I saw this method. This is a Metal multi-functional Regular Rail Method which will be utilized for mounting HD DSLRs and numerous accessories like Follow focus and matte box.
You are able to know additional specifics by reading the following points:
1. This Rail System can be adjusted each side to side and back and forth. There are two camera height riser adapters assistance the plate.
2. This rail system also has built-in Lens Support which can be really handy accessory to support any lens.
The plate comes with each 1/4" and 3/8" camera mounting screws. Hence the substantial number of cameras could be employed with this Rail Process.
three. The Tripod Mounting plate may also be adjusted at any spot on the rails.
four. Thickness of height riser adapters: 8mm; Lens assistance length: 65mm;
5. These height riser assists in adjusting the height with the camera as necessary.
6. Tripod mounting plate length : 80mm; Tripod mounting plate thickness : 20mm; Screws thread : 1/4 & 3/8
7. Rails length: 250mm; Rails dia: 15mm; Rails center-to-center distance : 60mm; Camera height riser adapters length : 85mm;
Except for the instruction, I also found three customers feelings after using the system:
Mindbend said:
??The whole thing feels really sturdy. No cheap plastic bits like some other cheap off-brand products. Incredibly simple construction, exactly what I want out of a rail system. One small complaint, the adjustable lens support doesn't quite reach my 18-135mm kit lens. It's a lightweight, cheap lens though, so it's not a problem. This is probably the best rail method you'll find for this price.??
Media Lab said:
??Similar looking to the RedRock system with all the bells and whistles. smooth quick release plate... solid aluminum build, same as any other manufacturer... weighs 1lb 8 onces... great for the price, this is a perfect application for any DSLR setup. the base plate is mount is reversible for bigger cameras and the lens assistance is different from the picture. the one i got was better with rubber wheel grips instead a metal concave plate. you could spend 260 on the redrock or 150 for this one. theyre each made from aluminum, it should be a no brainer...??
Zachary Griffin Plumb said :
??This really is my first rail set, so I don't have anything to compare it to, but I expected lower quality since more expensive options are out there. Seems well constructed, solid metal, etc. Definitely recommended for the price. Not sure how the more expensive versions could be much better.??
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