STEADYARM - MINI Shock Absorbing Stabilizer

The STEADYARM - MINI Shock Absorbing Stabilizer is a versatile stabilizer system designed to provide stable and smooth camera movements in various filming environments. Here are some key features and details about this stabilizer:

Load Bearing Capacity:

• The STEADYARM - MINI Shock Absorbing Stabilizer has a load-bearing capacity of up to 5 kilograms, making it suitable for a range of camera setups.

Compatibility with Ronin S and Crane3 Lab:

• It is compatible with the Ronin S (requires a Ronin S backplane) and the Crane3 Lab (requires a quick-release dovetail plate). This compatibility allows you to use the stabilizer with popular camera stabilizers.

Versatile Filming Environments:

• This stabilizer is designed to handle various filming environments and can be installed on different types of vehicles, including cars, ships, and snowmobiles. This versatility makes it suitable for dynamic and mobile shooting scenarios.

Arri Dovetail Mount Model:

• There is also a model available with an Arri dovetail mount. This version features a transverse bearing and the ability to swing freely from left to right. It incorporates a double damping function, combining a wire rope shock absorber and an elastic shock absorber arm. The load-bearing range for this model is 0.7 kilograms to 5 kilograms, providing flexibility for different camera setups.

Medium Two-Stage Stabilizing Arm and Arri Dovetail Style Stabilizing Vest:

• The stabilizer can be used with the Arri Dovetail Style Stabilizing Vest, which is designed for comfortable and ergonomic use. The vest includes a shoulder strap, waist cushion, aluminum alloy load-bearing plate, and aluminum alloy bearing plate. It ensures a comfortable and pressure-free wearing experience and offers an adjustable waistline to accommodate different operators.

Enhanced Control and Stability:

• The use of the vest helps operators control and stabilize one-handed three-axis stabilizers more effectively. It addresses the issue of insufficient arm strength during extended shooting sessions, allowing the operator to focus on controlling the direction of the camera for smooth and professional shots.