FLYCAM Flowline with Placid 2-Axis Stabilizing Arm for 3-Axis Camera Gimbals Payload up to 3-7.5kg/6-16lb. (FLCM-FLN-PA-01)
Details
- ColorBlack
- BrandFLYCAM
- Compatible DevicesCamera
- Product Dimensions2.56"D x x
- Item Weight3 Kilograms
- Maximum Weight Recommendation7.5 Kilograms
Description
🎬 Elevate Your Filmmaking Game!
- ERGONOMIC COMFORT - Designed to distribute weight evenly, reducing strain and allowing for extended shooting sessions without fatigue.
- CONFIDENCE IN QUALITY - Backed by a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee, buy with confidence and elevate your filming game.
- ENHANCED STABILIZATION - The Placid 2-axis Spring Arm minimizes vibrations, ensuring your shots are steady and professional.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Supports a wide range of gimbals and camera rigs, accommodating weights from 6.6 to 16.5 lbs.
- SMOOTH FILMING EXPERIENCE - Experience seamless handheld camerawork with the Flycam Flowline's innovative support vest and spring arm.
The FLYCAM Flowline with Placid 2-Axis Stabilizing Arm is a professional-grade support system designed for 3-axis camera gimbals, accommodating payloads from 3 to 7.5 kg (6 to 16 lbs). Its ergonomic vest ensures comfort during long shoots, while the spring arm enhances stabilization, making it ideal for filmmakers seeking quality and reliability.
Specifications
| Item Weight | 3 Kilograms |
| Folded Size | 60 cm (height) |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 7.5 Kilograms, 20 Kilograms, 3 Kilograms |
| Compatible Devices | Camera |
| Color | Black |
Reviews
E**C
Good product but didn’t work out for me.
Product is well built and easy to put together. Making adjustments is pretty easy as well if you follow their instructions/YouTube video. Ended up having to return because my arms are short, so I kind of have to extend my arms a little far out causing fatigue within minutes. I wish it worked out, but I’ll have to look for another solution.For the average sized person, I would recommend.
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