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Reddit mentions of Adorama Heavy Duty L-bracket with 2 Standard Flash Shoe Mounts
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Adorama Heavy Duty L-bracket with 2 Standard Flash Shoe Mounts. Here are the top ones.
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The Generic Heavy Duty L-bracket with 2 Standard Flash Shoe Mountshold the camera vertically.Packaging included : 1 x Generic Heavy Duty L-bracket Holder
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Not an expert either, but I'll give suggestions anyhow.
Camera: I currently have a T2i, it does everything I'd ever want when it comes to that "line" of Canons. The T3i and T4i don't seem that worth it for an upgrade to me. The hardware is the same, and I don't NEED a swivel screen, or touch screen. You may be different, so keep that in mind. That all being said, the T3i body is a good deal.
Lens - I don't personally use this, but I've heard nothing but good from it. Not much more to say I guess. If you want a zoom lens for more versatility during these shows, but it's all relative. I get by at the moment with a nifty 50mm.
Memory Card- I have the 16 gig version of this, and it's been reliable so far.
Audio Recorder- This is where there may be controversy. Most, if not all, people on this subreddit, suggest the Zoom recorder. Its more expensive, so it's up to you. Based on reviews, they are basically the same.
Microphone- Not sure if you WANT this. It depends on what "live audio" you want to record. If its a loud concert, getting audio to sound good will be extremely difficult. The loud volumes, and usually boosted lows, don't make for the best sounding live recording. Recording off a mic isn't the best in any live situation in a venue anyway. If this is the only thing you'd use a mic for, then I may hold back if I were you, if you know you can get a direct line-in to your Tascam recorder. That is the best solution. If not, the mic is great and I recommend it.
Rig Setup- Might want to make a PVC stabilizer, but try and make it look as classy as possible, to look professional (Is that possible with PVC?) If you want to record your Mic audio to your recorder, you'll need this and this to let the DSLR hold both at the same time. You'll need a couple quarter inch converters too. Maybe an XLR as well, if you want to get direct audio feed from whatever the venue is playing.
I think I typed enough. And I probably forgot about something. Anyway, try and make sense of my wall of text, hope it helps.
Edit: Forgot to say, this'll add up to about $1450 if I did my math right. Not including shipping and stuff.
Get an L-Bracket.