Hands Free Shoulder Pad for Digital Camera/Camcorder

Pros: Best buy for me.
Confortable, easy of use, many postions.
Good quality.
Perfect handing
Unplug plate for DSLR camera or camcorder

Cons: I find only one negative.
Weight.
Is it for small camcorders or dslr.
Weight more then 10 kg is impossible.
I saw video on youtube with test and weight is only one think negative, but is it normal, that you do not use it more than 10 kg. Without broken is maximum 30 kg

Other: I think is good buy for this price.

Pros: Do the job well done, but only for lightwighted cameras and/or rigs.
It looks sturdy at first look. The extention arm can let you place the camera lcd just in front of your eyes.

Cons: Can't handle more than 5kg. Mine broke the extention "arm" at the first usage.
I was using a 2 cameras setup with rails, but sure less than 6kg.
Now, I made an adaption to use it without the extention. Although it says it can support up to 6 kg, I think it depends on your lucky.

Other: A good unit if you don't use heavy cameras or rigs.
I would recommend only with this issue in mind.

Pros: It's functional: you can turn it as you wish, even 180 degrees. It suppurts different photo and video devices. I uded it with my Sony CX100 camera and with Nikon D80. As a result it's a useful thing both to photographers and cameramen. The soft supports at the shoulder and belly help to work for a long period. The quality of plastic is very good. The ribbon is also very helpful and comfortable.

Cons: I haven't found any. Just a price could be lower.

Other: If you need such a devise, buy it. It's useful for begginers and mature photo and video men. It's easy, comfortable, practical and stylish.

Pros: Makes the thing which is designed for - camera is stabilized and video is shot much smoother now. Can't replace professional rigs and stabilizers - but still perfect choice for amateur or semi-pro photographer/cameramen. Standard connection is used so it fits well on the majority of devices. Works fine with my Canon EOS 60D plus extra equipment (approximately 2,5 kg weight). Strap is very useful, use it every time.

Cons: Build quality is a bit dissappointing, but looks sturdy and not going to break having 3 kg on it.

Other: Very good choice if you don't want to buy expensive professional rigs/stabilizers and just want to have you photos and videos stabilized. Try it and then decide if you need more powerful device.

Pros: Very usefull when handling cameras/DSLRs: The weight is transferred to your body; no hand fatigue Image stabilization You can actually take pictures with one hand Lightweight When needed you can detach the camera very quickly

Cons: You can only take pictures / film at the head level

Other: A great tool for photographers that need to keep an eye on the action but cannot use a tripod.

Pros: - PRICE!!! - Comes with a nice bag. - It's very lightweight. - Works perfect with my Canon EOS 60D and a Sigma 24-70mm lens (around 1.6kg). - You don't get tired too soon. - My shots are much stable now. - The extension arm is perfect!!!

Cons: - I don't use the "quick" release plate, because it seems to be too fragile and it's a little difficult to release the plate from the mount. - The tilt moves gets a little bit difficult at the beginning, but you will get the way to do this.

Other: I would buy this again and I would recommend this to a friend!

Pros: Verry light and stable. Verry adjustuable. Belt is exselent but do not know why i' gonna use to.screws are solid and well kept. I think they are well done and will not make the problem

Cons: Not so strong. Finis perform is not great but still verry good. When I mount heavier camera somewhat be threaded and squeaks... But nothing serioues...

Other: My recommendation for the purchase of this. It is verry cheap and verry usefull part for your camera...