Description
The Underwater Libra is the most versatile stabilised underwater head ever, designed to handle a wide range of shooting scenarios with ease. It can be seamlessly rigged into various scenarios, including, but not limited to, cranes and dollies. With its quick setup, this highly adaptable platform accommodates virtually any camera package and underwater housing, making it the go-to solution for filmmakers seeking flexibility and reliability in even the most demanding environments.
Operational Modes
Wheels
Precise control over the gimbal’s pan, tilt, and roll axes, allowing for smooth, accurate movements and fine-tuned adjustments during both static and dynamic shots.
Handheld
The handheld kit features an external gyro that allows the operator to control the gimbal like a traditional shoulder-mounted camera. It mirrors the operator’s movements, offering intuitive, responsive control for dynamic, handheld shots.
Panbar
The Pan Bar allows the operator to control the gimbal like a traditional fluid head, providing precise pan, tilt, and roll adjustments for smooth, stable shots from a distance.
Joystick
The joystick offers intuitive control over the gimbal’s pan, tilt, and roll axes, allowing the operator to make smooth, responsive adjustments.
Features
- 3-Axis Stabilisation: Provides smooth stabilization on pan, tilt, and roll axes, ensuring steady shots even in challenging environments.
- Fully Water Tight Design: Built to withstand up to 12m depth.
- High Payload Capacity: Capable of handling heavy camera payloads, making it compatible with various film and broadcast cameras.
- Remote Control Options: handwheels, joystick, pan bars and handheld.
- Precise Control: Offers programmable limits, damping, and speed adjustments for fine-tuned control over each axis.
- Versatile: Can be easily rigged on many dynamic filming platforms.
- Real-Time Horizon Stabilization: Maintains a level horizon during complex movements, keeping shots steady and balanced.
- MOCO: Features the ability to record and repeat complex camera movements with precision, perfect for VFX shots, time-lapse sequences, and multiple takes where exact repetition is required.