Dear Hoover, could you please post this, I hope I'm sending to the right
address.
Thank you,
Sarah Pallas
I have been looking for a way to position a computer monitor around the
visual field of a rodent for electrophysiological receptive field mapping
experiments in vivo. I'e been told by the local camera shop that a regular
tripod is not sturdy enough to hold a monitor, because of its weight and
the fact that the weight is distributed toward the front. They suggest a
heavy duty movie camera mount that's about $3000. We need to be able to
reposition the monitor in 3 planes of rotation easily and lock it in place.
I wondered if any of you out there is cvnet land could provide some
suggestions?
Pleae respond to spallas@gsu.edu or bioslp@panther.gsu.edu.
Thank you for your help!
Sarah L. Pallas, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Dept. of Biology
Georgia State University
P.O. Box 4010
Atlanta, GA 30302
tel 404-651-1551 fax 404-651-2509
email bioslp@panther.gsu.edu OR spallas@gsu.edu
http://www.gsu.edu/~bioslp/
http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwbio/neurosci/