Founded in 2010, Rhino Camera Gear has been providing reasonably-priced, professional-grade camera accessories to the masses. Known mainly for their camera sliders and adaptable camera cables, the Washington-based company founded by Kyle Hart has closed their proverbial doors, seemingly for good. Posting only a small paragraph on their official website, we say goodbye to them and wish them well in whatever future endeavors they move onto. As mentioned above, Rhino Camera Gear’s official website now displays the following message: Rhino Camera Gear is now closed. If you have an existing repair, we will process it within 2-4 weeks. If you need support with your product, please reach out to your local Rhino Dealer. Our online store, email, and phone have been disconnected. We apologize for any inconvenience. Rhino Arc II and App. Source: Rhino Camera Gear Goodbye, old friend Without an official announcement or any buildup to the closing, we are left to speculate as to why the company is shutting down. But what is apparent is that they will no longer be supporting or accepting any kind of returns or repairs through their website. While Rhino products are still available for purchase through B&H and other authorized retailers, prices have yet to drop as of the publication of this article. It is also unsure how successful any future Rhino sales would be, given that support has been cut off. A legacy of motion control Rivaling companies such as Kessler, with their motion control and camera slider systems, Rhino leaves...
Published By: CineD - Yesterday