Tilta Armor man 3.0 Overhead Configuration Attachment

The CineKinetic Marsupial Mini Saddle is a unique camera support that holds the camera rock steady. Using high tech foam balls, the CineSaddle absorbs vibrations and provides a very stable surface for the camera. It is lightweight and easy to set up.

The CineKinetic Marsupial Mini Saddle can be used in many ways including on a flat surface or on top of a tripod. With the mounting kit, you can equip the support onto any moving object, creating a dolly.

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.

This shock-absorbing stabilized right arm for the Armor Man 3.0 attaches to the back of the Armor Man 3.0 vest when in the normal operating mode and can also be attached to the top of the vest when operating in the overhead configuration. When engaged, the arm has two adjustable tension knobs to allow you to adjust for the weight of your gimbal/camera rig as well as your preferred operating style (whether you want the arms bowed out away from your body or tight and compact to your body).

You can attach a variety of gimbal supports to the end of the arm to allow you to use the Armorman with any kind of 3-axis gimbal, whether a top bar-based gimbal, a ring-based gimbal, or even if you want to use the Nucleus-M handles on your gimbal. Each of these supports attach to the arm on a sliding dovetail-based system so that you can adjust them for maximum comfort based on your operating preferences.