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Teris JQ40-III Carbon Fiber Mini Jib for Select DJI & Zhiyun Gimbals

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Teris JQ40-III Carbon Fiber Mini Jib for Select DJI & Zhiyun Gimbals
Key Features
  • Portable Jib/Crane for DJI Ronin Series
  • Quick Setup & Breakdown
  • Lightweight Carbon Fiber Jib Arm
  • 22 lb Load Capacity, Weighs Only 11.5 lb
Designed and built to be lightweight, easy to use, and vibration free in operation, the JQ40-III Carbon Fiber Mini Jib from Teris is a compact jib that supports cameras and rigs weighing up to 22 lb. Its lightweight carbon fiber arm extends, and it has a tilt range of +87/-66°, allowing you to create smooth cinematic camera moves. This flexible jib is designed with a gimbal mount that is compatible with DJI RS 4 Pro, Ronin-S, RS 3, RS 3 Pro, RS 2, and Zhiyun CRANE-2 gimbal stabilizers.
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Teris JQ40-III Overview

Designed and built to be lightweight, easy to use, and vibration free in operation, the JQ40-III Carbon Fiber Mini Jib from Teris is a compact jib that supports cameras and rigs weighing up to 22 lb. Its lightweight carbon fiber arm extends, and it has a tilt range of +87/-66°, allowing you to create smooth cinematic camera moves. This flexible jib is designed with a gimbal mount that is compatible with DJI RS 4 Pro, Ronin-S, RS 3, RS 3 Pro, RS 2, and Zhiyun CRANE-2 gimbal stabilizers.

The jib features a weight bar that allows you to hang standard weights from the bar to counterbalance your camera and head on the jib. There is a safety line that attaches to the gimbal mount to prevent slipping or disconnecting. The arm measures 9.5 to 13' in length, weighs only 11.5 lb, and folds down to 4.3', making it easy to transport in the included case.

Note:
Neither camera, tripod, fluid head, nor counterbalance weights are included, and they must be sourced separately.
Compatibility
DJI RS 4 Pro, Ronin-S, RS 3, RS 3 Pro, and RS 2 gimbal stabilizers
Zhiyun CRANE-2 gimbal stabilizer
UPC: 190990781338

Teris JQ40-III Specs

General
Compatibility
DJI RS 4 Pro Gimbal Stabilizer / RS 3 Gimbal Stabilizer / RS 3 Pro Gimbal Stabilizer / Ronin-S Gimbal Stabilizer / RS 2 Gimbal Stabilizer
Zhiyun CRANE-2 Gimbal Stabilizer
Physical
Load Capacity
22 lb / 10 kg
Material of Construction
Carbon Fiber
Dimensions
9.5' / 290 cm (Shortest Length)
13.1' / 400 cm (Longest Length)
4.3' / 131 cm (Transport Length)
Weight
11.5 lb / 5.2 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
14.1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
55 x 5.13 x 4.88"

Teris JQ40-III Reviews

I really wanted to like it!

By Vlad
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2023-12-28

After much anticipation, I got my hands on this camera jib and, regrettably, I was met with a series of disappointments. Here are the challenges I faced: Stability: The jib is super unstable, which is a big concern when you're dealing with expensive camera gear. Safety Concern: Beyond the potential to damage expensive equipment, there's the very real danger that if the jib breaks, it could cause harm to anyone standing below. Safety should always be paramount and this raises serious concerns. Tripod Requirement: The jib necessitates a super heavy-duty tripod, which isn't ideal for portability. Price: There's an identical crane available from Proaim for just $350. Tension Cable: When tightening the tension cable, there's an unsettling creaking sound as if it's on the brink of snapping. Material Quality: The carbon fiber stick holding the tension cable alarmingly bends, creating the impression it might snap anytime. It's essential to note that carbon fiber doesn't bend but cracks, and if it snaps, you risk damaging all your gear. Gimbal Limitations: Due to the gimbal's design, lifting the jib higher restricts you to a 90-degree radius. Lowering it expands to a 180-degree radius but this isn’t the ideal flexibility one would expect. Weight Bar Design: A vertical bar to hold the weights would have been more ergonomic. It could accommodate the handle, enabling better maneuverability. I contemplated making this adjustment myself, but unfortunately, all the bolts on the jib are stripped, making modifications impossible. Monitor Mounting: The screen can only be mounted on the crane. Consequently, as the crane moves up, the monitor tilts down and vice versa, making it difficult to maintain a clear view. Case Design: Unfortunately, the case accommodates the jib without the clamps. Keeping them on would save much time during setup. Balance Issues: It’s practically impossible to achieve perfect balance due to its design. The jib’s rotation on the tripod head changes the center of balance as it rotates. Most jibs rotate at the pole's center, maintaining balance irrespective of its position. This jib only balances at one specific point. Incompatibility with RS3 & RS2: Achieving smooth shots is a herculean task. There's a constant struggle between turning the jib and countering with the joystick. The speed inconsistency throughout the movement negates the possibility of a smooth shot. Tweaking the headband does help slightly but doesn't completely rectify the issue. Purchasing and Reviews: I've noticed there's only one other review available, and it's quite possible that not many people have purchased this jib. That single review seems questionable as it lacks detail. It's a red flag when a product has limited feedback, and potential buyers should approach with caution. I truly wanted to appreciate this crane. Despite its balance challenges, I was prepared to compromise due to the swift setup time. However, the overarching issue is the difficulty in attaining quality shots, which is paramount. I currently use the Proam Orion 12ft jib, and in light of the aforementioned concerns, I'll be sticking to it.

Can't believe the weight!

By Andrew
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-11-02

Love it. Super easy to travel with!

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