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Reddit mentions of SMALLRIG 15mm Long Lens Support Bracket Height Adjustable for DSLR Camera Shoulder Rig (New) - 1087
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of SMALLRIG 15mm Long Lens Support Bracket Height Adjustable for DSLR Camera Shoulder Rig (New) - 1087. Here are the top ones.
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This Lens support system is perfect for long lenses and is compatible with any industry-standard 15mm rod system, help to create a more stable, vibration-free platform for shooting.The Y shaped long lens support screws onto the 15mm rod clamp to the long telephone lens while shooting.There are two rubber washers to protect the finish off of your lens from wearing. Gloove/Slot design, allow to use Velcro to fasten your big lens.Wildely compatible with different lens. The diameter range of lens support: 50mm to 140mm ; Adjustable in height.NOTE: Dual Rod Clamps Please Search "SmallRig 1761" OR SmallRig 1783 OR SmallRig 1784.
Specs:
| Color | 15mm Lens Support(40mm Height) |
| Height | 2.9921259812 Inches |
| Length | 1.2992125971 Inches |
| Weight | 0.3086471668 Pounds |
| Width | 3.93700787 Inches |
An extension tube beats a macro lens if you don't already have one - even a cheap Amazon or eBay thing is fine, since there's no optics. For me, a 50mm lens and a 25mm tube is perfect on an APS-C camera.
Camera raw vs. scanning software: I'm no scanning expert, but I've shot some E6 slides with a Nikon DSLR and been really amazed at the detail you can pull out.
If I were going to really dive into it (I'm much more into printing), I'd get a cheap 15mm rail setup and a cheaper 15mm lens support and drill/tap the support to hold a stack of white plex and clear glass. You could do up to 4x5 with something like that.