Was fine, used that combo before. This was more tricky, a lot of heading up tight and steep stairs, limited space, easy to knock the T-bar on the Blackbird.
anyway, here are a few shots of the Fx1000 with a wideangle 0.7x lens, plus matte-box on my Blackbird :
It was easy to balance. Need to remember before balancing to have the LCD screen folded out, the polariser in place, everything exactly as you're gonna shoot the take :
wider-shot of the Slik 700DX tripod with Blackbird and FX1000. Its a pretty big tripod. Thats why the Fx1000 and Blackbird look kinda small in this shot:
![Image](http://i327.photobucket.com/albums/k479/LateRome/_DSC0357-1.jpg)
close-up :
![Image](http://i327.photobucket.com/albums/k479/LateRome/_DSC0369v2-1.jpg)
more rear-ward view :
![Image](http://i327.photobucket.com/albums/k479/LateRome/_DSC0365v2-1.jpg)
sideview, pretty well balanced (tripod is a Slik Pro 700DX):
![Image](http://i327.photobucket.com/albums/k479/LateRome/_DSC0372v2-1.jpg)