Grip Gear Scavenger Hunt

https://youtu.be/pNSRYuu6cJ8?si=xrE2FLPzZtT_g9tK

This video is about the grip rail and its features and how it should be used.  They vary in sizes from small to large and they're an amazing new innovation in support whether you're rigging  your lights, your camera, your grip modifiers your special effects stuff whatever it is this tool will do the job its needed for. It's an amazing investment when it comes to rigging your gear. It's going to get you from 67 cm to 107 cm or 25 in to 42 in. The large grip rail is going to go from 101 cm to 183 cm which is 4 in to 72 in they are both available in the inch and a/4 or in the inch and 1/2 diameter which is 42 mm or 48 mm. Diameters the grip rail receives in 8 junior pins or 28 mm pins which means it interfaces with tons of existing grip hardware. I chose it because of how interesting the equipment look and it looks like a versatile tool you can use for different movements/shots. 

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