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Open Box Orion Jr DVC50 4 ft Compact Camera Crane, Supports 8 lbs
The Orion Jr DVC50 is ProAm USA’s most affordable camera crane. At
4 ft long with a four-position fulcrum that adjusts reach between 2
and 3 ft, the DVC50 is a compact jib for stills and video with cameras
weighing up to 8 lbs.
This is the entry point for filmmakers who want to add crane shots to
their work without a large investment. Mount it to a ProAm stand or
sturdy tripod and your camera can reach up to 9 ft from the ground.
The auto-tilt feature keeps the camera level while you raise and lower
the arm, so you get smooth, professional movement right out of the
box.
The DVC50 includes a large friction knob to adjust drag on the arm,
giving you control over how freely the crane tilts. Balance is simple:
add standard plate weights to the counterweight bar until the arm
moves effortlessly.
Built from high-strength aluminum with a scratch-resistant powder
coating and a steel tripod mount to prevent thread stripping. Ships
fully assembled. No tools required.
How does the DVC50 compare to the DVC60? The DVC50
supports cameras up to 8 lbs with a standard (under-slung) platform.
The DVC60 uses an over-slung platform that supports up to 12 lbs and
better accommodates DSLR and mirrorless camera bodies. If your
camera rig weighs more than 8 lbs or you want the added stability of
the over-slung design, go with the DVC60.
Specs:
- Reach: 2-3 ft (60-90 cm) adjustable via four-position fulcrum
- Max camera weight: 8 lbs (3.6 kg)
- Platform type: Standard (under-slung)
- Material: High-strength aluminum, powder-coated; steel tripod mount
- Mounting: 1/4”-20 and 3/8”-16 threads
- Tilt: Auto-level with adjustable friction drag
- Assembly: Fully assembled, no tools required
- Warranty: Lifetime
- Guarantee: 30-day money back
What’s included: Orion Jr DVC50 crane arm, counterweight bar, mounting hardware. Camera, counterweights, stand, tripod, and
tripod head sold separately.


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