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DIGITLAFOTO THANOS-SE COMPACT TILTABLE UNIVERSAL SINGLE-HANDLE GIMBAL SUPORT VEST SYSTEM
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THANOS-SE
KD 249.00
- Mechanical Gimbal Adapter
- For Gimbal/Camera 4.4 to 17.6 lb
- Variable Arm Tension
- Adjustable Tilt Angle
- Vest Has Multiple Size Adjustments
- Carry Bag Included
Shoot longer and create bigger cinematic moves with your single-handed gimbal weighing from 4.4 to 17.6 lb by using the DigitalFoto Solution THANOS-SE Compact Tiltable Universal Single Handle Gimbal Supporting Vest System. This vest and arm support system allows you to mount your motorized gimbal on your body, reducing the weight that your arms need to carry. This allows you to shoot for longer periods with less fatigue, while providing both height adjustment and up to 20° of easy yet secure tilt.
Mounting your motorized gimbal is simple, and the included adapters allow you to mount your gimbal with a handle between 1.57 to 1.8" in diameter or using the included adapter a gimbal with a 1/4"-20 mounting hole. The THANOS-SE allows you to tilt the arm in two axes, extending your gimbal's range of motion and expanding your creative shotmaking. The included carry bag keeps your system together during transport and storage.
Compatibility
Zhiyun-Tech CRANE 2S/3S, WEEBILL-S, WEEBILL-2, DJI RS 2/Ronin 4D
Load Capacity
With a wide weight support range of 4.4 to 17.6 lb, the THANOS-SE can work with a variety of cameras and gimbals. Please note that the system will not function properly if your gimbal and camera exceed the maximum weight or don't meet the minimum load requirements.
Vest
The vest features a metal breastplate and padded, high-quality straps with numerous adjustment points to fit camera operators with chests up to 48.4" and a waist up to 51.1".
Arm
The arm is tension adjustable, allowing you to fine-tune the amount of vibration reduction to match the needs of the shot. It provides your gimbal with 360° of rotation and 190° of left/right tilt independently of your body.
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