Overview
What it is.
A non-stabilized remote head pans and tilts the camera by remote, without active stabilization. We carry the Talon, the Talon Cinema, the Stanton Triangle, and the Stanton Mini, in compact and full sizes. They ride on towers and arms, and lock off in spots where there's no room for an operator. Every head goes out with the required technicians.
- Type
- Remote pan-tilt head
- Models
- Talon, Talon Cinema, Stanton Triangle, Stanton Mini
- Stabilization
- None (pan-tilt only)
- Sizes
- Compact and full-size
- Control
- Remote
The heads
Compact to full-size
Pan-tilt heads sized to the position, from mini heads to full-size.
Use cases
Where these go
Tight positions
Mini heads get a moving camera into spots too small for an operator or a stabilized head.
Locked-off rigs
Hold a clean pan-tilt from a fixed position on a tower, an arm, or the set.
Full-size coverage
The Talon carries larger camera and lens packages for full-size remote coverage.
FAQ
Common questions.
What is a non-stabilized remote head?
A non-stabilized remote head pans and tilts the camera under remote control, without active stabilization. It works best in locked-off positions and tight spots.
Which non-stabilized heads do you rent?
The Talon, the Talon Cinema, the Stanton Triangle, and the Stanton Mini, in compact and full-size options.
When would I use a non-stabilized head instead of a stabilized one?
When 3-axis stabilization isn't necessary but you still want remote control and broadcast capabilities. Our 2-axis non-stabilized heads get the job done.
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Which head fits the position
Send the position and the camera package. We'll tell you which head fits and what it mounts to.