How TYC does his RIG SHOTS!
05-02-2009, 05:08 AM
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Thanks for the details on the rig, TYC, really appreciated!
As you said, most people are very tight-lipped when it comes to sharing this info.
Now to find all the components I am missing (I already have a few things!)
As you said, most people are very tight-lipped when it comes to sharing this info.
Now to find all the components I am missing (I already have a few things!)
05-03-2009, 10:13 PM
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Thank you so much for posting this. I always thought rigs were out of my price range but this is pretty doable...also lol @ angelina jolie/jailbait.
Edit: 2 questions...
1) Do you need the studs with the super clamps or no? I am not sure what they are for...
2) Magic Arms seem to come in a variety of flavors with center lock arm @ 80 all the way up to quick release head @ 140...any particular model you recommend?
Edit: 2 questions...
1) Do you need the studs with the super clamps or no? I am not sure what they are for...
2) Magic Arms seem to come in a variety of flavors with center lock arm @ 80 all the way up to quick release head @ 140...any particular model you recommend?
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05-04-2009, 01:18 PM
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1. The studs....when I ordered it, unlike you...I didnt know if I would need it or not and just decided to go with it since it was only like $3 difference. But no, you dont need it.
2. Magic Arm, the some dont need it to be that beefy($130+) some are content with the smaller ones($50+). The choice is yours. If you want my suggestion, I would say get the beefy ones. That way you leave no room for regrets.....like me.
2. Magic Arm, the some dont need it to be that beefy($130+) some are content with the smaller ones($50+). The choice is yours. If you want my suggestion, I would say get the beefy ones. That way you leave no room for regrets.....like me.
05-05-2009, 10:57 AM
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Total cost for this set up around $400. Not bad at all.
05-06-2009, 02:37 PM
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05-06-2009, 11:55 PM
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1. The studs....when I ordered it, unlike you...I didnt know if I would need it or not and just decided to go with it since it was only like $3 difference. But no, you dont need it.
2. Magic Arm, the some dont need it to be that beefy($130+) some are content with the smaller ones($50+). The choice is yours. If you want my suggestion, I would say get the beefy ones. That way you leave no room for regrets.....like me.
2. Magic Arm, the some dont need it to be that beefy($130+) some are content with the smaller ones($50+). The choice is yours. If you want my suggestion, I would say get the beefy ones. That way you leave no room for regrets.....like me.
05-10-2009, 04:55 PM
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