Indy Jib 4' Camera Crane for DSLR's and Video Cameras

Pros: It's small, lightweight and smooth. It's well made and easy to setup. The ball bearings really help it out. Everything should be ball bearings nowadays.Cons: No way to tilt the camera if using the stock setup. (I use a Grizzly Pro system to pan/tilt)Only 1/4' holes on the end so you can't mount a regular head on it without an adapter.Summary: I can't imagine getting a better jib for less money. I think back on all the jobs I could have used this on and I shake my head. Spend the money and get this jib to add another tool to help sell you to your clients.

Just got this jib and very pleased with it. It is a tad heavy and setting up takes a bit when your putting on weights. You'll need a good solid tripod for this thing and does not come with storage bag. But overall feels great and works smooth. Another note the screw for the front plate to hold the DSLR not that great but it works.

Built well. Compact and lightweight crane arm that can be carried on the go. I use this crane for run and gun style shoots where I can only carry my camera backpack. I strap my sticks to my bag and carry the crane. It is a quick set up to get nice fluid shots to enhance any small production. For the price and design, it is a win.

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its a great tool if you dont want to take your 12ft Jib crane everywhere you go. This is easier to carry arround.

i received the item with Head bent and it was packaged properlyit looks good , but it is hard to balance

Feels very solid, but has a nice light weight to it. Works smoothly with the right weight balancing it. Really love this jib, I'll be using this a lot in my work.

Very sturdy and smooth, used a rigged out C300 and it worked fine, make sure your tripod is a sturdy base or you might be pinching your fingers pretty hard.