SMALLRIG Multifunctional Cheese Plate, Camera Mounting Plate with 1/4" and 3/8" Thread - 1092

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SMALLRIG Multifunctional Cheese Plate, Camera Mounting Plate with 1/4" and 3/8" Thread - 1092

SMALLRIG Multifunctional Cheese Plate, Camera Mounting Plate with 1/4" and 3/8" Thread - 1092

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Skip the nuts.Nuts can get pricey. Around here, peanuts tend to be the cheapest variety to buy, but shave some money off your bill by skipping the nuts altogether and filling those spaces with extra arugula or in-season fruit. The Smallrig Cheese Plate is an essential tool for attaching accessories to your camera. It features multiple 1/4″ and 3/8″ mounting points which provide a secure way to attach accessories such as monitors, microphones, lights, and more. The plate also has several cold shoe mounts that can be used to mount mics or other audio devices.

A camera mounting plate is an essential accessory for any photographer. It provides a secure, stable platform to mount cameras onto tripods and other support structures, allowing them to be adjusted in a variety of ways and ensuring that they remain steady while capturing the perfect shot. The plate can also be used with different types of cameras thanks to its universal design and compatibility with many brands. When it comes to serving cheese for a party, the possibilities are endless! Start with a classic cheese board by choosing three to four different types of cheeses such as hard and soft varieties. Arrange them on a wooden board or platter with accompaniments like nuts, dried fruit, olives, and jams. For this cheese plate, I opted to fold our charcuterie pieces to help them take up less space since we had a lot to get onto the board. If you're making a cheese plate for dinner (*raises own hand*) plan for 4-5 oz. of cheese per person and load that plate up with plenty of fruits and veggies (because, y'know, BALANCE). The Camvate cheese plate will help make sure your camera stays in place while giving you more options as far as what gear you can attach to it. Camera Mounting Plate

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And I've plugged the Wireless GO receiver into the 3.5mm input on the H6 capsule, which overrides the capsule's X/Y mic and feeds the wireless audio signal directly into the H6. I can monitor the audio levels on the H6's screen without ever turning the cheese plate around to look at the levels on the RODE receiver. Set out your cutting board/plate and arrange any small bowls the night before. You can also set out any containers of nuts, salt, or honey you're planning to use so they're ready to go. Since we're working on an ambitious documentary film called App: The Human Story, with a crowdfunded budget, we have to find ways to stretch every dollar. That's why we built our own shoulder rig and put together this DIY guide so you can build your own at a fraction of what you might pay online for a pre-assembled rig. For best results, let's talk through some essential tips and techniques to help you make a beautiful cheese plate! What to put on a cheese plate

Variety is your friend when it comes to cheese! Choose a mix of soft and hard cheeses, flavors, and milk types (cow, goat, or sheep's milk cheese).Skip the fancy stuff. You don't need a bunch of super-fancy (read: EXPENSIVE) cheeses on your plate for it to be a hit. There are plenty of cheeses that taste great and won't break the bank. Aldi has a great, budget-friendly selection, and Vermont Creamery makes amazing goat cheeses at low price points. Cheese plates are often used in suspenseful scenes where viewers need time to process what they’re seeing before being presented with additional information or understanding. How Far Apart are Camera Cheese Plate Holes? F ocusing on Key Themes: Economy in storytelling is also about ensuring that the central themes and messages of the story are clear and not diluted by too many diverging ideas or motifs. The new breed of baseplates-that-double-as-shoulder-rigs are incredibly versatile and comfortable to use, but not very easy on your wallet. If you’re looking for a fun and creative way to upgrade your photography equipment, then you should consider making your own camera cheese plate. This DIY project is surprisingly easy and inexpensive to make, and it can provide an essential tool for any photographer’s arsenal. By creating a custom-made cheese plate out of wood or metal, you can easily attach various pieces of equipment like cameras, lenses, flash units, and other devices to the top surface.

For thinner meats like prosciutto, simply hold each piece vertically above the cheese tray, then gently lower it down, twisting your hand a little bit as you go to help it develop some folds and stay in a small space. This is the technique we used for the prosciutto, slightly right of center on this cheese plate. The spacing between camera cheese plate holes varies depending on the type of cheese plate being used. Generally speaking, most camera cheese plates have holes spaced at 1/4″ intervals from center to center. This allows for a variety of mounting options and sizes to be accommodated with minimal difficulty. In essence, economy in storytelling is about making every word, scene, and character count. It's a skill that involves careful planning, editing, and a deep understanding of what is essential to the story's core message and emotional impact.Fresh berries (pro tip: slice strawberries in half lengthwise THROUGH the stem and leave the greenery on for a fun presentation)



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