[0.165 lb] Finally received my Titan Arm and I couldn't be more impressed. First off, it's heavy. Much heavier than my Zacuto Z-american arms. It's beefy and robust. This arm is built for rough and rugged filmmaking. The fact that it hold 8kg is mind-boggling. What's great about the Titan Arm is that I know when I attach my monitor on it or an on-board light to it, it's not going to move. This is the problem I have with other arms and I find it incredibly annoying. I also like the ability to adjust the arm without having to fully loosen it. For the price, you're getting a piece of gear that will last you an incredibly long time. This is a tool that I will carry around wherever I go.

[0.165 lb] First camera cage system from BT and it's awesome. I bought the original Kasbah system alongside the Misfit kick back in the day and was impressed by the functionality, quality, and their efforts to keep things light weight while still strong/solid. When it came time to get a cage for the Burano, I knew I wanted to try BT over the other options that were first to market apon its launch. The side rails connecting top and bottom inspire confidence for mounting things pretty much anywhere on the rig. The sliding top plate is slick, I'm getting another one for quick swaps to my movi alongside a BUD plate for the bottom. The D handle is solid and comfy. Paired with my Kasbah shoulder rig, its the quickest to build and comfiest to shoulder all day compared to other systems I've tried/built in my AC days. You won't regret it! Also the customer service is TOP with BT. They just called me within 15 mins to get clarification on a support email I sent regarding plate compatibility. Who does that these days?!

[0.165 lb] This is the best arm I have purchased to date. I have tried at least 4 other major brands versions but this is the strongest and I love that I can still reposition the swivel with my monitor mounted even when everything is tight. It's not a light weight but putting it on my fully dressed rig weight is not so much the issue for me it's about the arm doing what I want it to do all day without failing. This arm does it.

[0.165 lb] Love this matte box. Bright Tangerine really thinks through all the problems and creates great lasting solutions.

[0.165 lb] The Titan-11 Support Arm has to be the nicest piece of equipment I have ever purchased in my life. The machining, design, finish and function is second to none. This is camera-op heirloom stuff . . . . . seriously! I'm using the Titan Arm to support a smallHD 501 monitor and a smallHD Sidefinder HD/501 monitor combination on my SONY FS-100 rig. Beware that the mounting end is 3/8-16, so you may or may not need a NATO mount or a 3/8-16 Female to 1/4-20 Male adapter. I have mine attached to a Berkey Top Cheese Plate which has four 3/8-16 mounting holes for placement selection. Rock solid mount. I'm seriously considering buying at least one more to have on hand for my next rig. Out of five stars I would give it 10 stars all day long. Don't even hesitate to pull the trigger on this one. It's that good!

[0.165 lb] Okay, I might be biased here since I am a fanboy of Bright Tangerine products. We have been waiting on this since 2014, and they finally started shipping. And amazingly this is the best manual follow focus my hands ever touched. The focus wheel is so smooth to the touch, so creamy smooth as a butter melting on your lips. I mean it literally. It is so easy to configure. Packed with so many features. This is a one-sided follow focus. You have the swing arm that comes in two different ratios, this one the cine kit comes with the 1:1.842 ratio for cine lenses. I purchased separately the 1:1 ratio swing arm with this kit as I intend to use it on still lenses as well. The swing arm can go to either side of the bridge.. the kit comes with two different gears that can go on both sides of the swing arm. I picked this over the bigger studio version because of its compact size and lightweight. Two other accessories you might consider to add to your list, the Flexible Handwheel, and the Speed Crank. Two great products that are perfectly machined. Now to the downside, though this partly my mistake but the main selling point for me was that the soft/hard stops on the handwheel. It is a feature they talked about a lot since 2014. It was the biggest selling point for me. The downside is the kit doesn't come with the soft/hard stops. You have to purchase them separately. In my utter confusion, I have no clue why they decided not to include this with the kit. You are buying the kit, and this is a must in every kit. So if you are buying this, just know that you want to add the Soft/Hard Stop to your kit.

[0.165 lb] Hands down the Misfit Kick is the only matte box you will probably ever need. It is super versatile and extremely light in the clamp on version. BT has really nailed it with the One Tray options and the unique reveal feature to turn a 2 stage MB into a 3 stage without any tools and additional items. Well except for the third filter tray. I love this thing. I got it a couple weeks ago and can't wait to take it wherever needed. It's built like a tank. I expect it to last lifetime. Highly recommended. Frame safe adapters, add a swing away arm later on if needed, the flexibility of this system. Highly recommended. Well done BT!!

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[0.165 lb] Ive been saving up for a Bright Tangerine Revolvr Atom because I wanted something versatile and fast with my set up for a lot of the run and gun shoots that I do. When I first got my package from B&H, my kit was missing the hand wheel piece. I called B&H the next day and they advised me to contact Bright tangerine myself to retrieve the missing piece. Luckily, within 5 minutes of emailing Bright Tangerine with my order mix-up, they had responded and had the hand wheel overnighted to me the very next day. Its great knowing when you buy top quality gear, that the manufacture takes enough pride to offer top quality service as well. I cant wait to see what other film making tools Bright Tangerine will start to make.

[0.165 lb] I've using the Titan for a very odd use: as a microphone arm for a Shure SM7b, in a location that doesn't have enough space for normal scissors-style mic arm.

It has more than enough strength to support both the mic plus a gain booster plugged straight into the mic, and it allows me to swing the mic up and out of the way quite easily.

Build is as you'd expect at this price: solid as a rock. I expect this to last forever.

Overall: it's pricey, but worth it.