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Kessler Crane CineShooter Roll Axis

BH #KECSH1007 • MFR #CSH1007
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Kessler Crane CineShooter Roll Axis
Key Features
  • Adds Roll Axis to CineShooter Head
  • Supports Loads up to 15 lb
  • Maximum Camera Width: 8.4"
  • Scaled Markings on Camera Platform
The CineShooter Roll Axis from Kessler Crane enables you to add rolling moves to your CineShooter Pan & Tilt Head for an even greater level of creativity. Use this additional Axis component to create barrel rolls, Dutch tilts, and other rolling movements for cameras measuring up to 8.4" wide and weighing up to 15 lb.
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Kessler Crane CSH1007 Overview

The CineShooter Roll Axis from Kessler Crane enables you to add rolling moves to your CineShooter Pan & Tilt Head for an even greater level of creativity. Use this additional Axis component to create barrel rolls, Dutch tilts, and other rolling movements for cameras measuring up to 8.4" wide and weighing up to 15 lb.

Compatibility
Kessler Crane CineShooter Pan & Tilt Head

Kessler Crane CSH1007 Specs

General
Compatibility
Kessler Crane CineShooter
Power
Power Source
Proprietary Interface
Packaging Info
Package Weight
2.56 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
12.6 x 10.1 x 3.3"

Kessler Crane CSH1007 Reviews

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With the Kessler Cine Shooter Roll Axis, do I ...

With the Kessler Cine Shooter Roll Axis, do I also need the Heavy-Duty support module with it?
Asked by: Cecil
Yes, You will need the HD Support Module for the roll. It's a necessary piece for mounting the roll axis.
Answered by: Chris H
Date published: 2022-11-04
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