The extra-large 7.5 x 14" Camera Comfort Cushion Extra Large by Alan Gordon EnterprisesfromCamera Comfort Cushion Extra Large by Alan Gordon Enterpriseswas developed to help eliminate common upper extremity disorders and musculoskeletal injuries associated with carrying cameras. This cushion is designed to give maximum flexibility and comfort suited to the needs of the camera operator. The cushion works with a variety of camera sizes, from shoulder-mounted camcorders to broadcast-sized and film cameras.

Works with Film & Video Cameras    Reduce Discomfort Carrying Heavy Cameras    Adjustable Underarm Strap, up to 23"    Adjustable Chest Strap, up to 47"    Rubber, Plastic & Foam Inserts Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it cover FF?

A: Yes, the Alan Gordon Enterprises Mark Vb Director's Viewfinder has an option to cover 35mm (18-200mm).

Q: 2. Can the internal foam be adjust so that it compensates for the natural slope of the shoulder?

A: The Alan Gordon Enterprises Camera Comfort Cushion does have a zipper that could allow you to modify the foam. But the foam part of the cushion is what your camera sits on. After several uses, the inserts mold to the operator’s shoulder making it a perfect fit. Depending on personal comfort, each Cushion comes with a variety of inserts, which fit inside a zipper pocket. See image for how it works: https://bit.ly/47s4MMg

Q: 3. Will this screw fit the sliding plate for a Libec H70 head? I need to attach a Panasonic P2 HD AG-HPX170P to it. The Panasonic manual says the P2 requires a 1/4-20 UNC screw. The mounting hole is 5.5 mm deep.

A: For the Libec H70 Fluid Head we recommend the Miller 1/4"-20 Screw for Miller Quick Release Plates BH #MI036 • MFR #036.

Q: 4. Does it have a mode for 2perf framing?

A: No, the directors viewfinder offers the following formats. 16mm film: 8.5-100mm S16mm: 10.5-125mm 35mm: 18-200mm 35mm Anamorphic: 35-420mm 1/2" Video: 6.5-80mm 2/3" Video: 8.5-75mm 1" Video: 10.5-125mm

Q: 5. Does it have any adjustments for people who wear glasses?

A: On the rear is a eyepiece focusing ring that adjusts for most every eye even those with glasses.

Q: 6. Can I use this Viewfinder with the Sony F5 or Canon 300?

A: The Alan Gordon Enterprises Mark Vb Director's Viewfinder (B&H# ALDVFM5B) does not fit onto a camera but rather is used as a standalone viewfinder. As such, it may be used while filming with any camera including the Sony PMW-F5 CineAlta Digital Cinema Camera (B&H# SOPMWF5) or Canon EOS C300 Mark III Digital Cinema Camera Body (EF Lens Mount) (B&H #CAC3003EF) in order to get an idea of the framing of the image in 16mm, 35mm, and other sizes of film or sensor formats.

Q: 7. what is the size of the threads on the interior of the ring? Are there any filters I can buy that would fit on it?

A: There are no threads on the interior of the ring, or filters that would fit in it.

Q: 8. Can this be used to look directly at the sun to determine time to cloud cover?

A: No. The manufacturers web sight advises you not to look at the sun directly through the glass. How ever it can be used to look at the sun through cloud to determine when the sun will pop out of clouds.

Q: 9. Would this work for a bmpcc 4k? So I could do framing and see how various lenses would look? Both speed boosted lenses and native mft lenses.

A: The supported formats are as follows: 16mm film: 8.5-100mm; S16mm: 10.5-125mm; 35mm: 18-200mm 35mm Anamorphic: 35-420mm; 1/2" Video: 6.5-80mm; 2/3" Video: 8.5-75mm; 1" Video: 10.5-125mm -- The BMPCC 4k is virtually the same as a S16mm, thus you should be well covered.

Q: 10. Does this viewfinder cover Fullframe sensors such as the Canon C500MKII?

A: Yes, You would work with the 35mm film mode with the Canon C500 Mk II.