Custom Brackets HDV PRO Kit User Manual

Custom Brackets Accessories for video

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Attaching the camera plate to the bracket

Attaching a camera to the camera plate

Attaching the low view handle to the bracket

Attaching the MC shoe mounts to the bracket

Attaching the Extension Bars to the bracket

Attaching the camera neck strap to the bracket

(MC) shoe mount

(For locking-ring

components)

Fold-in legs

HDV Extension Bar

(Locking shoe mount)

Camera mounting plate

(with 1/4 - 20 screw)

Attach the camera mounting plate to the bracket using the two screws (8-32 threads x 1/2” long socket

head) and Allen wrench (5/64”) supplied with your bracket. Install screws from underneath the bracket.
There are five different positions that the camera mounting plate can be placed in. The position of the

camera mounting plate will allow access for replacing the battery.

Attach your camera with lens positioned to the front of the bracket. Tighten the “D” style camera screw

completely. Best position is to position the screw in the middle of the slot.

The top of the bracket was designed to give users many ways to place components. The handle

position (side to side & front to back) is the location for the best balance. The handle can be positioned

with face open towards the front or the back. Once the final position is determined, tighten the handle

down with the “D” style screw.

The kit includes (2) MCs (shoe mount for locking-ring components. The location of these can be in on

of the (3) slots or the holes on either end. Once final location is determined, tighten the MC down with

the “D” style screw.

The kit includes (2) Extension Bars (extended locking shoe mounts). The location of these can be in on

of the (3) slots. They can be positioned towards the front or back of the bracket. This allows placement

of any component in the perfect position while helping maintain a disired balance of the setup. Once

final location is determined then, tighten the Extension Bar down with the “D” style screw.

The use of a camera neck strap to help stabilize the setup is suggested. Pushing on the bracket with

even the slightest tension upon the back of your neck from your strap, will help steady and stablize the

setup, allowing smoother shooting techniques.

At either end of the bracket there is a slot to attach each end of the neck strap (see Figure #1). Attach

the strap through the slot similar to attaching the strap to the camera. Other neck straps are available

through Photographic suppliers.

Figure #1

Slot for

neck strap

Slot for

neck strap

Holes for mounting components

(3) Slots for mounting components

H D V P R O K i t I N S T R U C T I O N S

phone: 446-446-0819

toll free: 800-530-2289

website: www.custombrackets.com

email: [email protected]

32 Alpha Park

Cleveland, Ohio 44143

Made in USA

Innovative Camera Supports

HDV Extension Bar

(Locking shoe mount)

(MC) shoe mount

(For locking-ring

components)

Low view handle

(Comfortable foam grip)

Comfortable foam grips

Accessory holes &

oppitional fold-in legs position

Attaching the bracket to a tripod or monopod

The HDV PRO includes a 1/4-20 threaded hole on the base. To attach to a tripod or monopod, place the

base on the 1/4-20 mounting stud and screw it into the base until it is firmly attached.

Foot

Front View

* * Important * *

Screws for the three slots must be

installed and removed at these locations

or screw may be damaged and warranty voided

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