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Wide Open Camera Combat Cage Promo Videos. Keith Adams Stunts.

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Here are a few videos we shot with the Rabbit AV harness from EVS Glendale. The rig worked perfectly and our combat cage held up during Keith’s gag. A HUGE thanks to Keith Adams for taking the time to work with us. He just finished shooting Mad Max in Africa and rumor has it that they shot everything with the Canon 5D. Pretty cool! Check out our Kickstarter Project for the Combat Cage here....Read More

Help Us Kickstart The Combat Cage Into Production!

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Here is the video we put together for our Kickstarter campaign. We are trying to raise 5K to make the first batch of Wide Open Camera Combat Cages for the GoPro Hero 3 camera. The new combat cage has 5- 1/4″ threads and 3-3/8″ threads. It mounts using the existing GoPro underwater housing. The combat cage is made here in Southern California by camera professionals for camera professionals. Here is a rip for our...Read More

First Look Aluminum Prototype Combat Cage For The GoPro Hero 3.

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Here is a first look at the Aluminum prototype Combat Cage for the GoPro Hero 3 from Wide Open Camera. The finished version will be anodized flat black. This is just the first prototype for real world testing. A HUGE thanks to Dave Aldrich from D focus for helping us out with this project. We will be taking this bad boy out for a spin to shoot our kickstarter video this week. Stay tuned...Read More

Firefly Sensor Cleaner. Ionize The Dust Away!

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The NRD Firefly sensor cleaner ionizes the air around the sensor and reduces static. This causes any dust particles to release from the sensor. This looks like a decent alternative to bringing your camera in for service. It also looks like a great item to keep in the  old camera bag. The Firefly is not cheap at around $130 US. Here is a rip from the website. Click here to check it out. “A common...Read More

Stolen Camera Finder. Get Your Camera Back Today!

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I found this while looking for another person who had mentioned on twitter that they had their camera stolen. The Stolen Camera Finder looks like amazing technology. I hope I never have to use it but if you have had your camera ripped off, it’s worth a try. Here is a rip from the website. Follow @goforjared Click here to check it out. introduction stolencamerafinder is an open source project that can locate a missing...Read More

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