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Hague K1 Handy-Jib

Libec K1 Handy-Jib

Supports up to 1.5kg

£92.00 (ex vat)

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Hague K2 Junior Jib

Hague K2 Junior Jib

Super Smooth Crane Movement

£215.00 (ex vat)

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Hague K2WS Junior Jib Complete with Stand

Hague K2WS Junior Jib Complete with Stand

Super Smooth Crane Movement

£244.00 (ex vat)

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iFootage M1 Mini Crane

iFootage M1 Mini Crane

For footage that flows

£315.00 (ex vat)

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Hague HDV Boom K8 with tilt control

Hague HDV Boom K8 with Tilt Control

Smooth Crane Movement

£340.00 (ex vat)

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Hague K14 Pro-Jib

Hague K14 Pro-Jib

Camera Jib

£425.00 (ex vat)

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Hague Camcrane K10 with remote pan and tilt head

Hague Camcrane with pan & tilt head

Crane with Pan & Tilt Head

£485.00 (ex vat)

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Hague Camcrane K16DV with Tilt Control

Hague Camcrane K16DV with tilt control

Suitable for handheld cameras

£570.00 (ex vat)

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Hague K12 Multi Jib

Hague K12 Multi-Jib

Camera Jib

£595.00 (ex vat)

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Ianiro Libec Swift JB-50 Telescopic Arm Jib

Ianiro Libec Swift JB-50 Telescopic Arm Jib

Telescopic Jib Arm

£1,695.00 (ex vat)

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Cambo ARTES-MPT - Artes MPT Video Boom Kit

Cambo ARTES-MPT - Artes MPT Video Boom Kit

Video Boom Kit

£2,095.00 (ex vat)

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ABC Products Minicrane 350

ABC Minicrane

Portable Minicrane

£2,190.00 (ex vat)

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Camera Jibs & Cranes

A camera jib or Crane is an extension that is useful for getting high angles or shots that need to move a long distances horizontally or vertically. The camera sits on one end with a counter weight and camera controls on the other. The balance point is positioned close to the counterweight, allowing the camera end to move through an extended arc.

Remote Camera Operations

A jib or Crane is often mounted on tripod legs, which can also be put onto a dolly system. As the camera operator cannot physically touch the camera, the camera is often used in conjunction with a remote control for zoom or focus.