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Genesis back-mounted harness design with adjustable aluminum arm and compatibility with multiple camera support systems
22 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.
What the thread found
- A new entry-level back-mounted harness called Genesis was developed with an aluminum arm that can be adjusted to vary the operator's profile by moving in or out across the back.
- The Genesis harness features adapter plates compatible with multiple camera support systems including EasyRig and Bodycam systems.
- The Genesis harness can be purchased with different arm options at different price points: metal arm at entry level, or upgradeable to original carbon or low-profile carbon arms.
- The Genesis harness is designed for lighter camera loads compared to the Walter Light and Traditional models, which are optimized for heavier cameras.
- The Genesis harness offers lower cost entry to back-mounted vest systems while maintaining the benefits of back-mounted design.
- All harnesses in the product line, including Genesis, offer personalized fitting and tailoring options.
Depends on
- The Genesis harness was still being fine-tuned at the time of this discussion and had not yet been officially launched.
- Exact pricing had not been confirmed when this discussion occurred.
- The Genesis is designed specifically for lighter camera loads, limiting its use with heavier equipment compared to premium models.
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