User manual Easyrig Mini Strong Camera Support ERIG-MINI-S
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User manual for Easyrig Mini Strong Camera Support ERIG-MINI-S
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Manufacturer: Easyrig
Basic description and contents of package
Product classification: Professional Video - Tripods, Supports & Rigs - Stabilizer Systems
Safety instructions
Startup and operation of the stabilizer systems
Tips for setting up your Easyrig
Settings and expert assistance
Contact Easyrig service
Troubleshooting
Warranty information
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User manual for the Easyrig Mini Strong Camera Support ERIG-MINI-S
The user manual for the Easyrig Mini Strong Camera Support ERIG-MINI-S provides
necessary instructions for the proper use of the product Professional Video - Tripods, Supports & Rigs - Stabilizer Systems.
The Easyrig Mini Strong Camera Support supports from 9 to 13 lbs of camera weight, relieves the strain of that weight from your arms, and leaves you only with the job of maneuvering the camera in desired directions.
The metal feathers inside the Mini Strong specifically support 9 to 13 lbs. If your camera weighs just under 9 lbs -- if it's 8.5 lbs, for example -- then you can, and even should, still go with the Mini Strong and compensate for weight shortage by leaning the weight of your arms onto the system. The reason for going with the Mini Strong in such case is that a future addition of another accessory or two to your camera will likely bring the weight of your camera to over 9 lbs. If your camera, however, is much lighter than 9 lbs, then it will not level when you let it swing free, and a better option would be the Easyrig Mini, as opposed to the Mini Strong.
For attaching to a camera, the Easyrig features a rubber-grip, spring-backed hook that clamps onto a camera handle. The hook tightens securely in place by a knob on its side. If your camera doesn't have a handle, you can attach an optional common-sized 1/4"-20 or hot-shoe handle to it, whether you're working with a DSLR or camcorder.
Tied into a strong knot on the underside of the hook is a high-quality Marlow rope that can handle up to 440 lbs of weight pressure. Marlow ropes are known across many industries, including yacht racing, windsurfing, and climbing. The rope is bound to the lower portion of a crane-resembling support bar, and its resistance power is controlled by a knob on the Easyrig's back cover. Four additional knobs let you adjust the height of the support bar. And a hip strap securely wraps the Easyrig around your waist.
A protective transport bag also comes included and fits not only the Easyrig but also your camera and many of its accessories.
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Additional parameters of the Easyrig Mini Strong Camera Support ERIG-MINI-S:
Specifications
Weight Capacity
9 - 13 lbs (4 - 6 kg)
Suspension Line Length
39" when fully stretched (99 cm)
Max Waist Hip Strap Length
55" (140 cm)
Dimensions
Mounted height: 37" (94 cm) Folded: 22 x 11 x 7.5" (56 x 28 x 19 cm)
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The user manual lists all of the functions of the Easyrig Mini Strong Camera Support ERIG-MINI-S,
all the basic and advanced features and tells you how to use the stabilizer systems.
The manual also provides troubleshooting for common problems. Even greater
detail is provided by the service manual, which is not typically shipped with the product,
but which can often be downloaded from Easyrig service.
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