Crane Jib Boom
What is a good pan/tilt head to use with a camera jib/crane?
I just received my pro am camera 4′ jib crane, while ordering i did not realize that the jib did not have a tilt controle, but i really would like to ba abel to tilt the camera to focus on the subject while booming the jib. Do you guys have any sugestions for a good pan/tilt head to use with my jib?
No suggestion im afraid (sorry) but i wouldnt reccomend a pan/tilt head…. Or a ball joint head.
If i was in your position i would buy a motorized pan tilt head (the type used to remote control cctv cameras) and install that on your jib instead… That way you can simultaniously control pan/tilt remotely whilst moving the jib arm..
If you just buy a pan tilt head your never actually going to be able to move it whilst your operating the jib, thus if you dont want to buy a motorized one, then a ball joint head would suffice in your situation
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