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MotoCrane TITAN LT Stabilized Head
The MotoCrane TITAN LT is a compact three-axis stabilized remote head with a real payload capacity of 18 kg / 40 lb. It is around half the size of the full TITAN, yet keeps the power, strength and features of its big brother — and with a dry weight of only 8.2 kg / 18 lb it can go on almost any platform.
Its camera build volume is 20% larger than a DJI Ronin 2, which makes mounting and balancing larger camera packages easier and safer. The chassis is machined from 6061-T6 aluminium, with oversized bearings, axles and hardware built for work at the limits of performance.
The TITAN LT is the newest head in our remote head range, next to the ARRI SRH-3 and the Newton S2.
At 8.2 kg the TITAN LT suits every kind of remote head support: MotoCrane arms, the Flowcine Black Arm, cable cams such as the Dactylcam Pro 48v, telescopic cranes like our MovieBird techno cranes, dollies and jibs, RC cars — and even handheld.
A new motor design gives 3.5 times the peak torque of the Ronin 2, for fast response and whip pans. Pan torque reaches 10 Nm, pan speed 360° per second, and the head is rated for vehicle speeds of 130+ mph (over 200 km/h).
The head runs the third generation of TITAN Sensor Fusion with GPS, for precise stabilization in turbulent conditions. DYNAMIC mode keeps the image steady off-road and on long telephoto lenses.
For sync-sound recording and other noise-sensitive environments, STUDIO mode tunes the head for smooth and quiet operation.
The internals are sealed to IP65, so rain and dust on difficult locations are not a worry for the head. The camera itself still needs its rain cover.
SDI video, focus, iris and zoom control, 12V and 24V power are all built into the head for the camera and its accessories. It works with MotoCrane lens motors and a growing list of third-party motors such as Preston, Heden and ARRI; the Servo Lens Controller (SLC) adds native control of Canon and Fujinon servo zoom lenses.
Slip rings on both the pan and the roll axis allow unrestricted rotation, even for complex moves through the roll axis. All power, signal and SDI video run inside the structure, so there are no external cables to snag.
The controller is machined from 6061 aluminium and has an intuitive touchscreen interface. Joysticks and the focus wheel can sit on the left or the right, two single-axis joysticks can give discrete pan and tilt control, and the link can be wireless or hardwired for busy RF environments. Wheels operators can use TITAN Wheels or NODO Inertia Wheels.
The TITAN LT takes the same baseplate as the DJI Ronin 2, and payload mounting, balancing, axis locks and balance adjustment work the same way — so there is no learning curve. With the modular power expansions it can even run on TB50 batteries.
Specifications from the manufacturer, MotoCrane (motocrane.com/titanlt).
Rental enquiry
Tell us about your shoot — dates, location and camera package — and we will get back to you. Equipment is available with our experienced crew, for productions in Greece and abroad.
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