The ProAm USA Orion Jr. DVC60 Basic Crane Packagefrom ProAm USA Orion Jr. DVC60 Basic Crane Packageis a compact, travel-friendly solution that will boost the production value of your videos by letting you capture dynamic, sweeping camera motion. It supports loads up to 12 lb and extends to provide 2 to 3' of reach from its fulcrum point. While designed with DSLRs in mind, its load capacity coupled with a longer camera plate makes the jib also suitable for compact camcorders and cinema cameras. The arm features one vertical and dual horizontal counterweight bars at the rear that accept standard, readily available dumbbell weights, and has an auto-leveling design that keeps your camera horizontally level as you operate. An optional manual tilt handle is available.

• 4' arm jib arm
• Supports loads up to 12 lb
• Extends to add 2 to 3' of reach from fulcrum
• Extended camera plate to accommodate larger cameras
• Constructed from powder-coated aluminum with steel tripod mount
• Auto-tilting design keeps camera horizontally level as you operate
• Dual counterweight bars hold standard dumbbell weights
• Comes pre-assembled with no tools required

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with the Sony FX6? If so how do we see what we’re filming?

A: Yes, the Sony FX6 can be used with the ProAm USA Orion DVC200 12' Camera Crane Production Package. To monitor footage, you can run a HDMI or SDI to a mounted screen, or you can use a wireless video transmission system.

Q: 2. Can this be used for either the canon XA-10 or XF-105 Camcorder?

A: The ProAm USA Orion DVC210 Camera Crane can take a payload of 10 lbs. the XA10 is approximately 3 lbs and the XF105 4 lbs in working order so you are good to go with either camera.

Q: 3. what is the item weight

A: The weight of the box that this kit comes in is 30 pounds.

Q: 4. Does this crane have any kind of a vertical brake? For instance if I want to lock off an overhead shot.

A: No, there is no lock on the ProAm USA Orion Jr. Once balanced properly, You can set the camera where you want it and it will not move once let go. However, there is no solid locking mechanism.

Q: 5. How much counterweight would I need to make this feel floating without the camera? Can't seem to find an answer. Thanks

A: It would really depend on the payload that you chose to work with. And this is different for every user. It uses plate weights or Dumbell weights that you would find in Sporting Stores.

Q: 6. can i put a dslr cam on this thing

A: Yes, you can put a DSLR on this crane for it can easily handle the weight since a DSLR/lens combination averages 2-6lbs. You need to consider a reliable record on/off control. See if your DSLR allows remote on/off video record. You will also need a monitor and a mount for it near the rear of the crane so you can see what you are shooting. Make sure you have a sun shade for the monitor to reduce reflections interior or exterior.

Q: 7. Can the head tilt so camera can be perpendicular to ground?

A: The ProAm USA Orion 8' DVC210 Crane alone will not allow you to point the camera 90 deg towards the ground. However if you add a Video head you will be able to achieve this. Example head idea BH #BES4PRO

Q: 8. will this attach to the proaim P-js jib stand or is an additional part required? If so, what is the part needed?

A: The ProAm USA Orion Jr DVC60 4' Compact DSLR Camera Crane/Jib will mount to the Proaim P-JS Heavy-Duty Jib Stand without any additional parts.

Q: 9. Can this be used to mount red scarlet x?

A: It all depends on the configuration. The camera might only be a few lbs but you have to add the lens, battery and any accessories. If you keep under the 8 lbs capacity, you can use this crane.

Q: 10. Can this be used to mount the canon 5d mark iv and canon 80d?

A: Yes it can. The Orion DVX210 has an 8 pound load capacity, which is more than enough to handle DSLRs like the 5D Mark IV and 80D.