I’m using a Glidecam Smooth Shooter with a Glidecam 4000 Pro for my Canon XL2. It’s too heavy with the viewfinder and mic on it (I think the XL2 is too heavy to begin with) to get a good steadicam shot. I guess I’m looking for the cheapest method possible to “see what I’m shooting” while I’m shooting steadicam style. Any suggestions on a cheap monitor? I’m open to any. I don't care if it's a tiny B&W monitor. Thanks.
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Need cheap monitor
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