Budgieboots
Well-known member
Hello,
I was intrigued by Cinevate's Axis Jib and I was wondering if any of you have had any experiences with the product and can share them.
I've been really fond of their Atlas 10 slider, which I've been using for about 1.5 years with my Sony FS100, so I was looking to check out their jib.
It would also be my first "jib" investment.
However, I can't find any user or non-official Cinevate reviews/videos of the jib online anywhere.
Is using it as user-friendly and intuitive as the official videos make it out to be?
That's what I quite liked about their slider. Reliable and simple to setup.
I was hoping to see a nice, basic video of the jib being assembled from a wide angle so I could get a sense of the size of it too.
Cinevate's videos are shot really well, but they don't let me clearly gaze upon the jib and slowly process its actual size and setup time.
I was intrigued by Cinevate's Axis Jib and I was wondering if any of you have had any experiences with the product and can share them.
I've been really fond of their Atlas 10 slider, which I've been using for about 1.5 years with my Sony FS100, so I was looking to check out their jib.
It would also be my first "jib" investment.
However, I can't find any user or non-official Cinevate reviews/videos of the jib online anywhere.
Is using it as user-friendly and intuitive as the official videos make it out to be?
That's what I quite liked about their slider. Reliable and simple to setup.
I was hoping to see a nice, basic video of the jib being assembled from a wide angle so I could get a sense of the size of it too.
Cinevate's videos are shot really well, but they don't let me clearly gaze upon the jib and slowly process its actual size and setup time.