DSLR Shoulder Mount Rig by Mauromedia

Want to get decent looking video with your DSLR? Take a look at the new shoulder mount rig that we put together here at Mauromedia. Just recently we purchased several items to make a quality shoulder mount rig for our Canon 5D Mark II's and the new Canon 1D Mark IV's. We wanted to build a solid shoulder mount with quality audio at an affordable price point. for more information visit: http://mauromedia.com/cameras/dslr-shoulder-mount-mauromedia-tech/

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• canon
• michael mauro
• dirk ruge
• cavision
• mauromedia
• dslr
• shoulder mount
• digital video
• canon 1D Mark IV
• Canon 5D Mark II
• 5DM2
• Mark IV

[goRSSTV]

Have y'all thought about using the BeachTek XLR adapter to capture audio?

[mauromedia]

We looked at it but we thought we would get better audio going right into the digital recorder.

[AldenNick]

Turn the music down.

[retepvosnul]

@MarcusWolschon Nothing of real substance or value is really being said, so you are not missing out on much.

[ShutYourMouthBiotch]

shouldve got focus ring

[forPhotographers]

Cool idea!

[CasualSoul]

Thanks for the video guys! I've been considering buying this specific shoulder mount rig as well from B&H, but I've been wondering if it would get too heavy without a counter balance on the back. Do you guys have any opinion on this? Do you think it would be difficult to add an effective counter balance given the shoulder wrapping design?

[moocow0468]

@JustinDombrowski he's using the shotgun mic thats connected to the Zoom :)

[JustinDombrowski]

I heard what you said about the use of the Zoom H4nex for audio quality purposes. But how come its vertical and not pointing to the subject? I own a zoom and use it in the place of the shotgun mic and point it at the object/subject of which I am recording. Also it is set to 90 degrees on the mic position. Thanks

[modellhasnosoul]

What "microphone" is the left guy wearing cuz it ain't working!

[MarcusWolschon]

Audio in this clip is pretty bad.

At some points it's so low volume that you can't make out what is being spoken.