When shooting handheld with the AF-100 it’s kind of difficult because of its build. This is where things get complicated. In order to get the camera in the conventional ENG position you have to get the camera over your shoulder. Now comes the expensive part. This means a baseplate, rails, handles and clamps just to get started. A EVF or small monitor is also needed.
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