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Bracket requirements for operating ProVid camera stabilizer in low mode

21 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

What the thread found

  • The ProVid requires an F-Bracket specifically designed for low mode operation.
  • The low mode F-Bracket for ProVid has an open handle design similar to older J-Bracket models, distinguishing it from the slanted F-Bracket supplied with Ultra or Master Series equipment.
  • The F-Bracket accommodates a 3/8 inch pin connection on the ProVid.

Depends on

  • Discussion from 2005 may reflect outdated product availability.
  • The exact visual appearance of the bracket was difficult for participants to verify at the time of discussion.

Gear in this thread

Master Seriescatalog

Parts

Low Mode

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