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product_id: 1146835
title: "ProAm USA DVC210 Orion DSLR Video Camera Jib Crane Tilt - Aircraft Aluminum Camera Crane with Top-Mounting Bracket - Extendable Filmmaking Camera Stand with Auto-Tilt - 8 ft"
brand: "proam usa"
price: "3389 zł"
currency: PLN
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 7
url: https://www.desertcart.pl/products/1146835-proam-usa-dvc210-orion-dslr-video-camera-jib-crane-tilt
store_origin: PL
region: Poland
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# 8 ft reach 3-axis motion Tool-less setup ProAm USA DVC210 Orion DSLR Video Camera Jib Crane Tilt - Aircraft Aluminum Camera Crane with Top-Mounting Bracket - Extendable Filmmaking Camera Stand with Auto-Tilt - 8 ft

**Brand:** proam usa
**Price:** 3389 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ProAm USA DVC210 Orion DSLR Video Camera Jib Crane Tilt - Aircraft Aluminum Camera Crane with Top-Mounting Bracket - Extendable Filmmaking Camera Stand with Auto-Tilt - 8 ft by proam usa
- **How much does it cost?** 3389 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- proam usa enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted proam usa brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Assembly:** Single rail design allows for quick, one-person setup.
- • **Auto-Tilt Innovation:** Achieve professional results with the push of a button.
- • **Elevate Your Filmmaking:** Experience seamless 8 ft height for stunning shots.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Easily mounts to standard tripods or heavy-duty stands.
- • **Stability Meets Versatility:** Dual rail system ensures smooth tilt and stability.

## Overview

The ProAm USA DVC210 Orion DSLR Video Camera Jib Crane is a lightweight, aircraft aluminum crane designed for filmmakers seeking high-quality, stable shots. With an extendable reach of 8 ft, tool-less assembly, and innovative auto-tilt functionality, this crane is perfect for both amateur and professional videographers. Its durable, scratch-resistant powder coating ensures longevity, while the over-slung camera bracket allows for versatile camera positioning.

## Description

ProAm USA DVC210 Orion DSLR Video Camera Jib Crane Tilt - Aircraft Aluminum Camera Crane with Top-Mounting Bracket - Extendable Filmmaking Camera Stand with Auto-Tilt - 8 ft

## Features

- Don't be fooled by imitations! ProAm virtually created the market for mid-sized cranes. The combination of price, usable features and excellent build quality make it the best mid-sized crane on the market.
- The single rail design achieves a light weight crane easily assembled by 1 person. It is complemented and made more stable by a second rail that accomplishes the tilt function.
- High Density scratch resistant Powder-coating, Tool-less Design. Smooth effortless motions on three axis. Optional 4' Extension can be added.
- Over-slung style camera bracket allows camera to sit directly on top of the crane. Tilt the camera independently or use the Auto-Tilt feature for quick, professional results.
- Quickly mounts to standard tripod heads using 1/4" x 20 threads (Tripod not included) or mount to a Heavy Duty Stand using our Stand Mount (Stand and Stand Mount not included)

## Product Details

- **Color:** Black
- **Brand:** ProAm USA
- **Compatible Devices:** Camcorder, camera, DSLR, Mirrorless
- **Item Weight:** 12 Pounds
- **Folded Size:** 52 Inches
- **UPC:** 728028195194 133589569078

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: any accesorie to pan and tilt the camera ?**
A: Hi! The accessory you would need to add in order to pan/tilt the camera independently from the crane is a motorized pan/tilt head. This would allow you to pan/tilt via the remote control of the head. You can also add a fluid head underneath your camera that will allow you to manually tilt or pan the camera, however it would be limited to your reach.

**Q: What is the difference between the DVC200 & DVC210?**
A: The DVC210 mounts the camera directly above the arm of the crane, while the DVC200 mounts on a not-that-stable-looking platform just to the side of the crane. It was the major decision for me getting the 210 over the 200.

**Q: Can this crain work with the freefly movi cinema robot gimbal?**
A: Thank you for your interest! The camera mounting bracket of our DVC210 can accept a 1/4 x 20 bolt to mount your Freefly Movi Cinema Robot.
Please let us know if you have any other questions!

**Q: Can you break this down so you can store it easier? or will you just have an 8ft crane laying around when you arent using it?**
A: It comes in four pieces. two 4ft. bars that make the length of the crane. 1 tripod and a small bar for the weights. It can all be stored in the included bag which has padding and fits well in a car's trunk for traveling.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Adds a Lot of Production Value
*by A***T on November 6, 2015*

Coupled with the external monitor bracket, tilt brake, carrying case and a sturdy tripod (I use a Ravelli), this works very well with my Sony slt-a99 and a medium zoom lens. I use about 10 lbs of counterweights, with a stack of 1/4 lb washers that Pro Am sells separately for fine adjustment.. The balance is perfect and the panning and tilting action with constant title angle is very smooth. The only flaw so far in my three weeks of using it is that the paint on the 1" vertical weight plate bar is chipping due to frequent use of the plate hold-down spring collar, so I hope the exposed steel doesn't corrode over time. The crane is fairly heavy and while one strong person can assemble it and break it down, in the field it's better to use a production assistant. Plus it helps to have an assistant guard against the boom's camera end striking people who come too close when the device is being swung at low elevations. Other accessories: to monitor the camera's view, I use a 7" external Marshall HDMI monitor and some Velcro straps to hold the 10 foot HDMI cable down to the boom; this is essential.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value and great craftmanship
*by E***S on July 12, 2013*

I bought the crane, jib, and stand together and can't speak more highly of this product. It's very stout, well built, and easy to set-up and take-down. After a few times assembling the crane/jib I can have it up and running in 15 minutes. The only downside is, if you have to move it, it can be a bit cumbersome. But for this price that's not a problem. If you take the time to counter weight it properly this thing is smooth as silk. I had considered buying the bearing kit sold as an option but right now I can't see a reason to. If you're a budget shooter this crane will add some amazing production value to your scenes.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great choice for crane shots on a budget
*by J***N on November 6, 2015*

In this price class, the ProAm is really the only choice. I tried one of the cheaper carbon-fiber extendable jibs and it was ok, but doesn't allow you to get high enough for the big swooping shots. It also had lots of problems with bounce and wobble. Not so with the ProAm. It's very stable and solid and I've gotten some terrific super-smooth crane shots with it. As with any kind of camera gear, some practice is required to get professional results. The secret to the ProAm is that it must be properly balanced. You must have the right amount of weight on it so that the jib arm stops when you let go of it, otherwise you will get some "bounce" in your shot. I found that I had to use a little weight bag with some tiny weights in it in addition to the bigger weights to get proper balance.My only complaint is that at this price it really should come with a carrying bag. ProAm sells one separately, but it's pricey at $60. Since the jib comes apart into multiple large pieces, it's pretty unwieldy to carry it and not fun to lug to a shoot without a cart or something. Also, it's fairly heavy (which is a good thing because heavy = stable) so unless you have a beefy tripod and a pro head that you can really lock down on the vertical axis, you must buy their tripod and bearings. This thing will crush a flimsy tripod. So the price can easily double when you add all that in.Overall though, this is a great choice for crane shots on a budget.

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