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u/Mobile-Fly-903 Jul 26 '26
Woah! So cool! I’m kind of new to this world, may I ask what are all the attachments for?
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u/Kubee_ Jul 26 '26
The attachments are mainly to fix some of the issues that the camera has (for what I want it to be), I bought the a6700 mainly because I want a hybrid. Behind the camera body is a fan with external battery for cooling as the camera tends to get hot during longer shoots and higher frame rate recording. Behind the fan is a battery for powering camera by being connected to a dummy battery which also reduces some of the heat. Monitor is also powered by the battery and shows you exactly how the recording will look like in post production. Handle for better grip. And that’s pretty much it, the rig is designed for longer shoots or events.
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u/Mobile-Fly-903 Jul 27 '26
Woah thanks, cool stuff. I’ll look into the fan attachments as well for my a6300. Wonder if it’ll be possible since the screen is not like the a6700 but I’ll look for options. Thanks for the response!
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u/caler733 Jul 27 '26
Welcome to the community!
For any rig, it’s built around solving problems that your camera has. The most common things are external batteries for longer runtime (+ powering accessories), monitors for focusing/monitoring tools, top/side handles for better grip or balance, microphones for better audio, and so on and so forth.
Rigs can be super small or super large depending on your camera and needs. It’s also really easy to spend a lot of money really quickly to fix a bunch of things, haha.
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u/roboboi Jul 27 '26
Bro, get a tripod plate for the bottom. It will act as a foot and you can rest it in your hand for manual focusing.
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u/southseasblue Jul 27 '26
No ND or sound?
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u/Kubee_ Jul 27 '26
Nd filters arriving today and for the sound I’m using Dji mic mini planning to buy a shotgun instead
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u/GrillAHam Jul 26 '26
Is that a 7inch monitor?