Hi, haha, thanks, sorry for the late reply. I would say probably by ship, the stand itself cost about 1k usd, and shipping would be probably around 500+? By ship, it would take around 2-3 month if you could wait that long. The company's name is Jinbei
Would love to, but not in that country right now, had been using it for about a year, and no complants really! Unless you are looking to put more than 6 or 7kg+ of stuff on one side, you will prob love it
G'Day guys, yep it's official this vids is hilarious, they way you strain with the weight of the parts..... I've just ordered mine via Aliexpress to Australia, I hope it doesn't take three months to get here! Is there a follow up to this unboxing vid as I'd be interested in your studio setup and the use of the JB250, Cheers.
Hey Rodd, oh yes, the unboxing was some real workout. Surprise you were able to find it on Aliexpress, even if it does take three months, for sure it will be worth the wait. Unfortunately, I have no access to the studio at the moment since I am stuck in Canada. I had been using the stand for a couple months, and I could say that it is definitely much better than any tripod you can find. The thing I like the most about it, is to use it for top down shots, the convenience will make you never wanna go back to a tripod.
hey guys, the mast is just plain BOLTS, why not take them out first?, then put them back in the mast flange and tighten? these are NOT slotted, for a reason, the base is ~ 50Kg's for a reason, to keep the camera stable, and a heavy view camera!, with long heavy lenses a long way off the base "support", hence the weight; and why you don't want any weak point on the connection between the two.
hi , been a while, so far everything is stable, each ends holds around 5kg, anything upwards you would be better off with a foba or regular tripod for stability
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Awesome! You guys are hilarious, thanks for sharing. I want one know, how can I get one delivered to U.S.A. ?
Hi, haha, thanks, sorry for the late reply. I would say probably by ship, the stand itself cost about 1k usd, and shipping would be probably around 500+? By ship, it would take around 2-3 month if you could wait that long. The company's name is Jinbei
Hi. Are you making a follow up review video? I’m thinking of getting one shipped to NZ…
Would love to, but not in that country right now, had been using it for about a year, and no complants really! Unless you are looking to put more than 6 or 7kg+ of stuff on one side, you will prob love it
G'Day guys, yep it's official this vids is hilarious, they way you strain with the weight of the parts..... I've just ordered mine via Aliexpress to Australia, I hope it doesn't take three months to get here! Is there a follow up to this unboxing vid as I'd be interested in your studio setup and the use of the JB250, Cheers.
Hey Rodd, oh yes, the unboxing was some real workout. Surprise you were able to find it on Aliexpress, even if it does take three months, for sure it will be worth the wait. Unfortunately, I have no access to the studio at the moment since I am stuck in Canada. I had been using the stand for a couple months, and I could say that it is definitely much better than any tripod you can find. The thing I like the most about it, is to use it for top down shots, the convenience will make you never wanna go back to a tripod.
Congratulations!
hey guys, the mast is just plain BOLTS, why not take them out first?, then put them back in the mast flange and tighten? these are NOT slotted, for a reason, the base is ~ 50Kg's for a reason, to keep the camera stable, and a heavy view camera!, with long heavy lenses a long way off the base "support", hence the weight; and why you don't want any weak point on the connection between the two.
hi , been a while, so far everything is stable, each ends holds around 5kg, anything upwards you would be better off with a foba or regular tripod for stability
Seriously, invest in cheap tools.
yup, cheap and great