[0.52 lb] I use this on my Canon HF G10 video camera. It has proven itself to be very usable to stabilize video shoots with it. The size lends itself to be very controllable without the use of counter weights of other systems. Certainly the counter weight systems are useful in many if not all situations however if those systems are too cumbersome or restrictive then this is one to use. The Canon HF G10 uses a flash drive so it is not a heavy camera making it easy for this grip to handle. The single hand-grip is made of sturdy molded plastic and the attachment and pivot points are well made with a mix of chrome plated high tensile steel and high carbon steel where they count. This type of hand grip is very hard to come by as a lot of available hand grips are either part of a counter weight system or mounting system for lights, microphones, etc. In summary this is a well made, high quality single purpose accessory that deserves support from the motion and still photography community. It is easy to use and its cost is very reasonable in considering its quality. I am a firm believer in the saying that you pay for what you get. The only thing wrong about this item is that it is not always available for immediate purchase. A possible testament to its popularity? Perhaps.

[0.52 lb] I liked this 19-15 adaptor. Im steadicam operator and all my brackets are Jerry Hill. sometimes is difficult fit the motor on the lens and when I saw this, I realiza you can change the measure of the rods. I used twice since I bought and it works.

[60 mm] I use it with my underwater box for videocamera. It is very useful

[60 mm] This bracket is a tank and can support heavy lenses with ease.

[60 mm] I needed an adjustable bracket like this while constructing an on camera 'drop-shutter' rig to be able to raise and lower the attached shutter device to the correct lens centre.
It does the job.

[60 mm] Building a LUMIX MFT shoulder rig with Tilta Nano follow-focus. The DG Vario-Summilux 10-25 and 25-50 1.7 zooms have a little lateral flex that causes the Nano to skip teeth on the focus ring and shake the (beautiful) lens. The Cavision lens support is exactly the solution, holding the lens steady against the lateral push of the follow-focus gear. Kudos to B&H support for finding this product; just ordered a second unit.

[60 mm] This product compares favorably in quality to those that cost many times more and serves several functions.
1. Braces your 15mm rods.
2. Accepts attachments through the threaded holes along the top.
3. Supports heavy lenses with lens support in the up position.
4. And perhaps BEST OF ALL, when the lens support is in the down position, provides a stable base for your camera when placing on the floor/table, etc, keeping it from tipping over, regardless of the height of the baseplate you have on your camera. Since I only need a lens support a small part of the time, I'm more interested in having a convenient way to set my camera/cage down without the whole rig tipping over. This product does that in an economical and handsome way.

Camvate is gaining a well-deserved reputation for turning out quality products and bargain prices.

[0.52 lb] This supports some lenses that my tilta lens support wouldn't fit and it wasn't as expensive.

[0.52 lb] This lens support is very well constructed. I think Camvate does a good job of providing value - in other words a good product at a lesser price than some of the others. I love that the height is adjustable. Another 1/2 would make it absolutely perfect, but it's great as is.

[0.52 lb] I bought this as a low profile option for my gh4 kit, it’s a great baseplate that I’ll probably own till the end of time. Great cheap alternative to some of the more expensive baseplates