Camera Cold Shoe Cable Management

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I utilize a GoPro Hero Session 5 for capturing high-quality footage, and I rely on a Rode Microphone to ensure professional-grade audio. To connect the mic to my camera, I require a converter box that needs protection from damage or loss when not in use. To manage the cable effectively, I employ a simple yet effective solution: a standard camera shoe adapter. This setup works seamlessly with most cameras and offers a versatile approach to cable organization. One minor adjustment is necessary when using the front lock for the first time - it may feel stiff, but moving it back and forth several times will loosen it, making it easier to use. By incorporating a zip tie and the front lock into my camera setup, I can rest assured that the cable manager remains securely attached to the camera shoe. I've taken steps to create a stable and reliable system for managing cables and protecting my equipment, ensuring that my audio gear is always within reach when needed. Printer Settings: - Printer: Prusa I3 Clone - Rafts: No - Supports: Yes - Resolution: Medium - Infill: 20% Notes: When printing without a fan to cool the part, you may need to use supports. Since I don't have a cooling system in place, I opt for using supports to ensure the stability and integrity of my prints.