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Quality Design and Construction – Precision CNC machining, top-shelf components, rigorous parts inspection, and thorough individual unit testing ensure grade A quality. In production for years, the MC100’s original design has remained basically unchanged, but over the years customer feedback and engineering review have led to numerous refinements to make the unit lighter, smoother and easier to operate. We back the VariZoom VZMC100 with our full two-year warranty and lifetime technical support.

A Powerful Tool – Total remote camera operation becomes possible with the VariZoom VZMC100 system. Whether it is mounted on a jib or crane, placed on a tripod as a ‘robotic cameraman’, or in a fixed location in an auditorium or church, you will have full capability to pan and tilt 360 degrees from the slowest sustained crawl to the rapid moves needed to follow the action. No jib is complete without a motorized pan/tilt head, and the MC100’s light weight, universal mounting base, and intuitive compact control box make it a breeze to set up and operate on virtually any jib.

An Investment in Production Value – While certainly not inexpensive, this pan / tilt head is priced considerably lower than units of comparable quality and capability.  The cost of renting a professional pan/tilt head alone makes it worth considering. With the MC100 at your disposal, productions become more expansive, dynamic, and “high-end”, so much so that every time you use it you are increasing not only the artistic quality of the work, but also its dollar-value to prospective clients.

Case – Our NEW custom hard case features: super-rugged waterproof design, ultra-compact form (40% smaller than before), 4-point positive-locking system, auto pressure-release valve (for air travel), comfort-grip handle, customized protective foam insert, padlockable, optional high comfort shoulder strap.

Convenience – The custom lightweight carrying case with die-cut foam insert will protect the MC100 for storage or transport via air or land. A modular architecture makes parts replacement and repair simple, and we are happy to consult with you about options to suit your needs.

The VariZoom VZMC100 allows remote operators to execute smooth, variable-speed 360-degree pan and tilt movements. Lightweight head mounts to nearly any jib or tripod and can be integrated into permanent AV systems in studios, churches, or auditoriums.

Other Details:

• Components List: Head, Control Box w/ jib clamp for 1" round bar; 2 Custom-geared motors; Universal power adapter (100-240 V AC) ; 20'' Extension cable; Mounting hardware for camera, tripods & jibs; Carrying case w/ custom die-cut foam insert; Manual.
• Accessories: Cable, Battery Connection Options and Batteries
• MC100 Remote Head with optional quick jib

Minimum order quantity: 1 Piece

A crane shot is taken by a camera mounted on a jib or crane that moves up and down. The terms ‘jib’ and ‘cranes’ are used interchangeably. The main function of a jib is to extend your camera out over a tripod, moving the camera up, down, left, right, or in any of those combinations. Certain jibs can keep the camera level and parallel to the ground no matter how you move them.

A jib sits on a tripod and it can also pan from left to right. The fulcrum or center point of gravity on the jib allows the up and down movement. Every jib has a counter-weight system where a weight is placed on the end of the jib in order to balance its movement. This allows for smoother motion, and less manual input by the camera’s operator. Some larger cranes operate by remote control.

A crane shot is taken by a camera mounted on a jib or crane that moves up and down. The terms ‘jib’ and ‘cranes’ are used interchangeably. The main function of a jib is to extend your camera out over a tripod, moving the camera up, down, left, right, or in any of those combinations. Certain jibs can keep the camera level and parallel to the ground no matter how you move them.

A jib sits on a tripod and it can also pan from left to right. The fulcrum or center point of gravity on the jib allows the up and down movement. Every jib has a counter-weight system where a weight is placed on the end of the jib in order to balance its movement. This allows for smoother motion, and less manual input by the camera’s operator. Some larger cranes operate by remote control.

A crane shot is taken by a camera mounted on a jib or crane that moves up and down. The terms ‘jib’ and ‘cranes’ are used interchangeably. The main function of a jib is to extend your camera out over a tripod, moving the camera up, down, left, right, or in any of those combinations. Certain jibs can keep the camera level and parallel to the ground no matter how you move them.

A jib sits on a tripod and it can also pan from left to right. The fulcrum or center point of gravity on the jib allows the up and down movement. Every jib has a counter-weight system where a weight is placed on the end of the jib in order to balance its movement. This allows for smoother motion, and less manual input by the camera’s operator. Some larger cranes operate by remote control.

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Features:

• Excellent strength

• Light-weight

• High performance

• High usability

• Sturdy construction

• Fine finishing