YES, a Great Monopod Matters! Just how good can the iFootage Cobra 3 get?

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Why the iFootage Cobra 3 monopod system is probably the only monopod you'll ever need.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 The iFootage Cobra 3
0:59 Why You Need a Monopod
2:21 Cobra 3 Improvements
4:51 Modularity
5:23 Height & Snap Locks
6:28 Quick Release System
7:57 Screw Versatility
8:39 Komodo K5S Head
9:01 Cons
9:58 Final Verdict
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Bryan Redding is an award-winning Cuban American Cinematographer and Director based in Athens, Georgia. He loves being on set and sharing his knowledge. In addition to his love of cinematography, Bryan has complete high range hearing loss which, according to his audiologist, leaves him functionally deaf in certain environments, hence making him the Deaf Director. This has not stopped Bryan from continuing his passion on set and behind the camera, and he uses his experience with his physical condition to propel his unique vision.
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@nomad0714 11 месяцев назад

Hi Deaf Director, I’ve got this setup and agree with everything you said in this video. If others can afford it, get both base as I did so when you need to go to hi hat, just remove the K5S and slot onto the other regular base. And if you need more range than the pedal, move the monopod to the regular base. If you have the Cobra 2 monopod, both new base can be used. The only con I would say that I don’t see mentioned is the K5S has a lot of friction so if you want to pan, you need to put some force to it and you can’t loosen or adjust the tension. The tilt tension can be adjusted for more or less tension though.

@toddb7948 9 месяцев назад

Very good review! I have been using my Cobra 3 for the past few weeks and love it. I purchased the foot pedal model and I will probably pick up the other base so I can use it in all situations. One plus to getting the other base is getting another quick release plate that works in the iFootage quick release system.

@bruceborrowman4342 11 месяцев назад

Mine just arrived today and I have to agree with you it was worth the money. Didn't go with the Komodo head as I am a still shooter with an L bracket so just added a Kirk plate and away I go.