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Question: What's the heaviest camera this crane will support?
Document: Very satisfied. The jib is stronger and heavier than I expected. I probably went too big when purchased for my canon S100 and SX40HS but will be great fo the future when I get a heavier DSLR camera. Very well built. The carry bag is strong but could use some support inside such as light weight foam to keep jib from sliding around, but that I can add later. Plenty of room inside for monitor and other accessiries as long as they are in protective cases also.
This jib is not worth the money. DO NOT BUY THIS JIB. It's shaky and completely unstable. All of the shots I have from it have either been really bumpy or tilted because the stupid head cannot support the weight of my nine pound camera (the overslug mount can apparently hold ten NOT) I am really disappointed with the quality of this and I would highly recumbent saving your money and going with another product. I've found that tightening some bolts and loosening others helps make it smooth.
I use this crane with my Canon T4i, and I have to say, it gives me the capability to do some really cool things as far as video shoots go. Easy to put together, easy to take back apart. As another reviewer said, just get a speaker stand tripod to support it, works great.
I only had to run my control cables along the upper surface of the arm to better reach the camera.The new mount on the DVC210 really helps to fly heavier cameras than the old side-slung models. I nolonger have that annoying problem with the weight of a camera causing several degrees of roll to be applied to the side-slung mount.
I started with the DVC200, and added the middle extension to take it to the DVC250 model. I recently noticed this model, and decided I needed the new camera mount this jib sports. I contacted ProAm, and they sold me the camera mount from the 210 along with an extension plate which will allow me to add the underslung motorized pan and tilt head later on.
Very Good Build Quality, Way Stable Than I Thought, & Priced Just Right For A Entry Level Crane/Jib. So If You're Thinking Of Buying This, Don't Wait, Just Get IT!
I had considered buying the bearing kit sold as an option but right now I can't see a reason to. If you're a budget shooter this crane will add some amazing production value to your scenes.
This item is great, but it needed an adjustable weight mounted on the frame for easy calibration.I modded this crane easily to do just that, and now it works great.Except for how shaky it is. I probably need those stabilizing cables..
I bought the crane, jib, and stand together and can't speak more highly of this product. It's very stout, well built, and easy to set-up and take-down. After a few times assembling the crane/jib I can have it up and running in 15 minutes. The only downside is, if you have to move it, it can be a bit cumbersome. But for this price that's not a problem.
We just got back from a shoot. The crane works magnificently. Very smooth. You just have to add things like a crane jib stand. Having read the reviews the stand doesn't pan and the panning bearing sold by proam doesn't fit the stand that they sell. My plan is to use my heavy Ravelli tripod with a manfrotto half 75mm bowl and mount the panning bearing and then mount the crane to the panning bearing.For this shoot I mounted the crane to a heavy duty tripod and head.
Answer: About 20-25lbs