Manfrotto MVGEXT Extension in carbon fibre for Manfrotto Gimbals

The Cinesaddle Babysaddle supports DSLRs or compact-sized cameras on a soft adaptable water-resistant canvas saddle. You can think of the Babysaddle as a pillow to rest your camera on while operating it when not mounted on a tripod. The Babysaddle is shaped to cradle your camera and works as a mounting platform that conforms to oddly shaped terrain, although you can use it on flat surfaces as well. The Babysaddle is not a stabilizer; however, it will absorb vibrations, making it well suited for moving platforms such as cars.

The Babysaddle features a zippered internal storage pouch for small cameras or accessories. It also includes a semi-detachable shoulder strap, with a quick release buckle on one end. Two open pockets allow you to retrieve small items. Included with the Babysaddle is a mounting kit that can be used to secure your camera to a support or moving object.

5′ long polyester seat belt webbing Cinesaddle Fasty Straps are designed to work with the Cinesaddle Stirrups or Anchors to secure your Cinesaddle to a moving or stationary platform. The Fasty Straps feature a buckle that allows you to secure the strap from loosening once you have cinched it tight.

You loop the Fasty strap around a Stirrup (not included) and put it under tension. Or when working with a Cinesaddle Anchor (not included), you can thread the end of the Anchor through the Fasty Strap’s buckle to hold it fast.

If you have a ring-based gimbal, the Overhead Configuration Gimbal Ring Adapter Clamps allow for an easy quick release solution to attach and detach your gimbal to the Armor Man 3.0’s mechanical arms when in the overhead operating mode. The clamps attach to the left and right sides of the top of the gimbal ring and then after the Overhead Configuration Cable Pulleys are attached to each of the Armor Man’s arms, the operator can simply use the carabiners of the extendable bungee cables to attach to the gimbal to then start operating. When you want to detach the gimbal, simply release the carabiners off of the clamps.