Ikan JIB-01C Manuel utilisateur

What’s

Included

Main Jib Assembly Unit

Jib Level Knob

Standard Quick Release Camera Plate

75mm Bowl mounted on Release Plate

Counterweight Sandbag

Carabineer and washer for Weight bag

5.5 Lb Counterweight

Tail Threaded Counterweight Bolt

Counterweight Retainer Nut

Jib Base Mounting Bolt

Transport Bag

Important

Operation Tips:

Always make sure your tripod is capable of

handling the load of the camera/rig, counterbal-

ance and jib.

Using sandbags or straps to add stability may

be necessary in some shooting conditions.

*Never remove the camera or counterweights*

without the appropriate support to

prevent the jib from swinging up or down.

Securely mount jib to the tripod and double

check your level. It is not recommended to mount

the jib to a tripod fully extended. It is also recom-

mended to open up mid-level spreaders or

ground spreaders to allow the widest stance for

support.

Use caution when adjusting the Jib.

DO NOT adjust the telescoping sections of

the jib with the camera mounted.

The camera needs to be removed when

adjusting the telescoping sections to

prevent damage to camera or pinching

Always operate jib on solid level ground.

Double check and tighten all joints thoroughly to

prevent unwanted extension/contraction.

Never swing the jib around or over a crowd.

Take time to prepare and know what weight and

camera specs you will be using when you shoot.

It is best to familiarize yourself with balancing the

jib with different loads before arriving on set to

shoot.

Take notes on the counterweight you will need for

your camera/rig

Along with the weight included you may want to

also purchase one each for ease of leveling. The

maximum load fully extended will require About

20 lbs of counterbalance.

Additional weights recommended:

1.25 lbs

2.5 lbs

5 lbs

12.5 Lbs

Attach the supplied mounting stud to the Jib base.

Tighten the stud thoroughly.

Option A (75mm or 65mm tripod)(Most recommended)

Fit the jib base into the bowl of the tripod and use the

supplied hand knob to tighten and level the jib base.

Always tighten the knob thoroughly and be certain to

periodically check that it is tight throughout the

movements of your shoot.

Mounting the

Jib to Tripod:

Option B (Flatbase Tripod with 3/8”16 stud)(For Lighter Loads)

When mounting to a ﬂatbase Tripod with 3/8”-16 stud, the jib

base will thread directly onto that stud. Be certain to tighten the

3/8” screw from tripod periodically when moving during your

shoot.

After Mounting the jib you may begin mounting your

counterweight but it is recommended that you lock the

pan and tilt brakes

(shown Below) when removing or adding any weight on the Jib.

Mounting the

Jib to Tripod:

The JIB-01C has a two stage telescoping arm that can

extend and contract depending on the desired length.

The rear portion of the Jib also telescopes providing

quick counterbalance adjustments. The longer the arm

the more extended the rear counterweight tail will need

to extend.

Telescoping

Arm Adjustments:

To begin add the supplied weight to the tail section. To do

this you will need to attach the Tail Threaded

Counterweight Bolt securely. Next collect the supplied

weight (5.5lbs) the carabineer and washer for Weight bag,

and place on the bolt and secure with the Counterweight

Retainer Nut.The Jib will start a little tail heavy, but as you

extend the Jib it will balance out.

Decide how long you want to extend the Jib, then start by

extending the ﬁrst stage.

Extend the Jib at the ﬁrst set of twist locks (the larger set closer to the

base of tripod) Loosen the twist locks and pull out the camera platform

to desired length and fully tighten the twist locks. Please note that

there are bubble levels in two places to balance the camera platform.

One under the plate and another at the front of the baseplate carrier

platform. You may need to make small adjustments to balance the

baseplate carrier before you mount your camera.

Telescoping

Arm Adjustments:

• All twist locks are tightened

• You have leveled Jib

• Fully tighten the Jib level knob

•Make sure you have measured out your

camera and prepared the correct amount of

counterbalance weight needed.

• Stabilize the Jib arm with a chair table or stand

and engage the pan and tilt locks

*Please note that the telescoping twist locks have a passive locking mechanism. If the twist lock

only moves a small amount when loosening you are protected from abrupt sliding of the jib

stages. The lock will break loose with an additional hard twist and allow adjustment as desired

. Before moving on to the next step mounting the camera please be certain:

The Camera may be mounted on a camera

quick release plate

Also a Fluid head may be mounted on the

included 75mm quick release bowl plate

When using a Fluid head option

you will need to add appropriate

counterweight to compensate for

its weight. You may also use the

provided weight bag as an

additional counterweight and dial

in exactly the amount of weight

required for your particular

Below is a guide to help dial in potential

balancing scenarios:

Attach the counterweights to balance the approximate

payload . Once the camera is attached with the counter-

weights added, ﬁne tune the balance by sliding the tail

section in or out. When the jib is level (parallel to the

ground), it should ﬂoat.

When using the traditional camera release

plate you will be operating from the rear of

the Jib and will likely require a monitor.

There are ¼” – 20 thread mounting points

at the base of the jib to achieve this. This

conﬁguration is better for wide sweeping

shots.

Half Extended Jib

Camera 3 lbs requires 6.75 lbs counterweight w/ tail extended almost fully

Camera 4lbs requires 9.25 lbs counterweight w/ tail extended almost fully

Camera 7 lbs requires 13.75 lbs counterweight w/ tail extended almost fully

Fully Extended Jib

Camera 3 lbs requires 9.25 lbs counterweight w/ tail extended almost fully

Camera 4 lbs requires 13.75 lbs counterweight w/ tail extended almost fully

Camera 7 lbs requires 19.25 lbs counterweight w/ tail extended almost fully

Compact Jib (not extended at all)

Camera 3 lbs requires 6.75 lbs counterweight w/ tail NOT extended OR 3.75 lbs

counterweight w/ tail extended almost fully

Camera 4lbs requires 9.25 lbs counterweight w/ tail NOT extended OR 5.5 lbs w/ tail

Once you have picked the shooting scenario you plan on using it is recommended to recognize what counterbalance

weight you will need for each camera/lens rig/head conﬁguration.

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