What is is the total weight of the jib with out weights and Camera, as is.
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Hi Jonathan. Thank you for your interest in our products. The DVC60 only weights 5.8 pounds without any support, camera or counterweights. With everything added it could certainly weight 20-25 pounds but the crane alone only weights 5.8 pounds. I hope this information was helpful.
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The weight listed is accurate. It will not fly on the SYMA Quadcopter they sell here but if you take it out of the case which I did then it is light enough. Weighs maybe 5 to 6 ounces. Very good sturdy camera. Dropped multiple times, taken apart, etc. I killed it this weekend when it fell in a pool. Not waterproof. Ordering the Polaroid one.
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Less than a pound. Not sure exactly as my digital scale didn't show any difference when I weighed with and without it. It a really good quality mirror.
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The manufacturer lists this ball head as supporting about 4 lb (~2 Kg). You can figure out what your camera weighs.
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Weighing just the camera with batteries, lens cap and picture card, it was 500 kg (1lb, 2 oz) on my kitchen scale. Putting the camera (as above) in its case, the whole weight was 650 kg (1 lb, 7 oz. I am pleased with the weight.
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The package states that it weighs 2.8 pounds. It is very sturdy and I would purchase another one. The only issue that I have is that if your SLR style camera has a rubber cover for protection, then the removable base (for the tripod) is tight.
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Dont have exact weight of the crane but its not heavy, especially when in its individual components. The amount of weight you'll use to balance depends on what you're putting on the end. I use mine with a Canon 5D typically. 2 5-pound weights is plenty. Had a RED digital cinema camera on it for a day and that required 20 pounds.
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Any camera that can be mounted on a tripod will work. The jib must be counter balanced with weights to balance it. The weights don't come with the jib but can be purchased at a sports store. So depending on the weight of the camera being used will determine the amount of counter-weights needed. I generally use a Panasonic HG-HMC-40 video camera which weighs a little over 3 pounds with added microphone and battery. It works well with my smaller video camera as well. Video or still camera will work but you will need a way to operate the camera.
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Mine isn't handy for a weigh-in at the moment, but Manfrotto's published weight is 1kg or 2.2 lbs.
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The camera, with lens (turned off, so the lens is retracted) measures (Approx.): W x H x D:5 1/8" x 3 3/4" x 4 1/8" (129.6 x 93.2 x 103.2mm) Camera weight is (Approx) (Main unit only) : 1lb 6.0oz (623g) The SD card and battery pack, together, add about 1 ounce (less than 24 g).
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I don't have a scale but I would guess that the camera is about 136 grams and with the stand about twice that or pretty close to 10.4 ounces. Either way, it's pretty light.
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The tripod itself weigh 3 pound, 11 & 1/4 ounces. With the carrying case, it's 4 pound and 7/8 of an ounce.
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Don't know the pounds but it is very easy to lift and movie around. Very light weight
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I couldn't say. I have no way of weighing it. I can say, It's quite a bit heavier than it looks, but the handling weight is very comfortable. It feels sturdy, but not so heavy that your wrist will get tired after a few hours of shooting like it would with a DSLR. I would compare its weight to my Canon 5d mk2 with battery grip and both batteries, but no lens. Hope that helps.
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amazingly I have this thing a 4 foot indy jib with 16 pound weights and a camera rail system on a ephoto pro tripod. about 27 or so pounds on it and it works smoothly. glides on the wheels with no problem.
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I used this table for an out of state photo shoot and had to leave it at the studio. I don't remember the exact weight although it seemed like it might have been heavier than 7.6 lbs. It wasn't flimsy and worked perfectly for me. I wish I didn't have to leave it behind.
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I have not weighed it. However, it IS pretty heavy. You actually have to attach the lens to your tripod and then attach the camera to the lens. Then it is steady.