Lightweight Design, Extended Arm Length

• With the CRANE 4 redesign comes an extended arm length and stronger motors which expand the gimbal and lens compatibility to DSLR, mirrorless, and compact cinema cameras with full-frame lenses attached.
• The gimbal weighs just 3.6 lb but has a 13.2 lb load capacity capable of supporting cameras like the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro, Nikon Z8, Panasonic LUMIX S1H, and Sony a7S III, all with full-frame lenses attached.
• For a full list of compatible cameras, please see the most current compatibility information on the Zhiyun website page or see the camera compatibility list in PDF format.

Sling Grip, Upgraded Wrist Rest

• 1/4″-20 mounting threads with rosettes on either side of the gimbal base allow you to attach the included slid grip. Rotate and adjust to hold the CRANE 4 in sling mode or two-handed mode.
• Attach the wrist rest to the unused rosette and angle it into the most ergonomic position to reduce wrist strain.

Powerful, Bright Fill Light

• A built-in 10W fill light easily lights subjects thanks to its 3200 lux brightness. An included fill light diffuser can soften the light’s effect as needed.
• The light has a CRI of 95+ for accurate and natural color reproduction.
• Adjust the color temperature of the light from 2700 to 5500K with the onboard control wheel.

1.22″ Color Touchscreen, Onboard Controls

• Toggle between gimbal modes like Pan Follow Mode, Lock Mode, POV Mode, Follow Mode, Go Mode, Vortex Mode, and Portrait Mode.
• Other shooting features include Panorama, Timelapse, and Motionlapse.
• Check and view the balance status of each axis in real time.
• Auto-calibrate after your rig is fully balanced.
• Set the motor torque, smoothness, follow speed, and joystick speed of the gimbal.
• Customize the function of the trigger button and front dial to toggle settings or modes of your choice.

Follow Focus and Video Transmitter Integration

Attach additional pro-level tools to the CRANE 4 to communicate to others on set. Two USB-C ports at the front of the camera mounting area can connect follow focus motors for remote camera control. Another USB-C port at the back of the camera accepts the included camera control cables or connects to the separately available TransMount Image Transmission system. The transmitter unit can mount onto the bottom of your gimbal’s baseplate to communicate with its corresponding viewing monitor.