Wood Digicam, a part of the Vitec group of firms, is now transport the Extremely QR Articulating Monitor Mount – QR is for fast launch – a quick-release answer primarily based on an articulating ball joint design. Let’s see what it’s all about.
The brand new mount has been matched up with SmallHD displays (one other Vitec firm). However Wood Digicam declare the mount will assist most displays as much as a hefty 45 kilos.
This wider compatibility is by way of the VESA gap commonplace of 75mm or 100mm or by an ARCA Swiss Rail. The essential quick-release attachment is by any 5/8” male child pin system. It is sensible for Wood Digicam to market to SmallHD prospects initially with the ARCA clamp. It permits quick-release and an ideal match for SmallHD displays just like the OLED 22, CINE 24, VISION 17, VISION 24 and CINE 13 fashions.
In actual fact you should purchase the monitor mount from both Wooden Camera or SmallHD as effectively (however we might respect you using our links to B&H below, at now additional price for you, however we’ll get a small fee to assist run this web site).
Quantity of articulation
The friction-ball system provides you provides you changes equivalent to 50˚ of articulation to the suitable (when going through the monitor); 90˚ to the left ; 100˚ of tilt up and 12˚ of tilt down in addition to 360˚ of rotation.
With all this grabable motion you don’t need to utterly loosen the ratchet deal with both, providing you with some confidence. Wood Digicam say that you simply simply tighten the deal with as soon as you discover your most well-liked place. Most likely value a little bit of observe earlier than you begin rotating a heavy monitor.
One 3/8″-20 and two 1/4″-20 mounting factors are positioned on the highest of the mount for including articulating arms, video receivers, or different equipment.
This looks like a well-engineered accent from Wood Cameras, however after all we haven’t had our arms on it but. Tell us should you’re a consumer of their merchandise and in case you have any feedback.
