The GENUS Mini Jib JP G-MINIJIB WT is a compact, lightweight camera crane system, perfect for travelers and filmmakers in Japan looking to achieve professional, sweeping vertical and horizontal camera movements (jib shots). This rental includes the mini jib, necessary balance weights, and a fluid Manfrotto MVH500AH tripod head for smooth, controlled operation.
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Contact Jasumo Now →Designed for portability, the jib features a twist lock extension rod, allowing it to reach a maximum length of one hundred eighty centimeters and a maximum shooting height of one hundred eighty-seven centimeters. It can handle a maximum camera load of approximately four point two kilograms (plus the one kilogram attached head weight), ideal for mirrorless and small DSLR setups.
Transform your travel videos of Japan from static shots into grand cinematic sequences with the GENUS Mini Jib. This system allows you to effortlessly create crane shots—moving the camera vertically or horizontally through space—which is perfect for dramatic reveals of landscapes, temples, and cityscapes.
The GENUS Mini Jib is built for efficient travel use, featuring a rod that extends and locks with a simple twist mechanism. This quick setup is crucial when filming in locations across Japan. The rental package ensures you have everything needed for immediate use, including two two point five kilogram counterweights to perfectly balance your camera rig.
The included Manfrotto MVH500AH pan head attaches to the camera end of the jib, giving you independent control over pan and tilt movements of the camera, regardless of the jib’s arm movement. Please note: A separate, sturdy tripod is required to mount the jib and is not included in this rental. Ensure your tripod can safely handle the combined weight of the jib, camera, head, and counterweights.
| Feature | Specification |
| Maximum Load Capacity | approx. four point two kg |
| Maximum Length | approx. one hundred eighty cm |
| Maximum Height | approx. one hundred eighty-seven cm |
| Included Head | Manfrotto MVH500AH |
| Counterweights Included | Two x two point five kg |
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You must provide your own sturdy, professional tripod. The tripod needs to handle the total weight of the jib, the camera (up to four point two kg), the attached head (one kg), and the two counterweights (five kg total). Ensure your tripod’s weight capacity is sufficient for safe operation.
When fully extended, the jib rod has a maximum length of one hundred eighty centimeters, and it can achieve a maximum camera height of one hundred eighty-seven centimeters, depending on the height of your supporting tripod.
The jib has a maximum camera load capacity of approximately four point two kilograms (nine point two pounds), not including the one kilogram weight of the included Manfrotto head. This is suitable for most mirrorless and small DSLR video rigs.
Yes, two counterweights, each weighing two point five kilograms, are included in the rental package to ensure you can properly balance your camera setup for smooth, effortless jib movements.
Yes, the included Manfrotto MVH500AH is a fluid pan head that mounts at the camera end of the jib. It allows you to pan and tilt the camera separately from the vertical or horizontal motion of the jib arm itself, giving you dual axes of control.
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