Don't Want to Hold that Gimbal and Camera?

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Don't want to hold that gimbal and camera? Go hands free by attaching a MOZA AirCross 2 and Sony A6300 with Mirfak Audio Mini Shotgun Microphone to the monopole. 

Pictured the Monopole Backpack, MOZA AirCross 2, MOZA iFocusM, Sony A6300, Mirfak Audio, N2 Mini Shotgun Microphone, Insta360 One X, Insta360pro 2, Insta360 One X2, Insta360 One R, 360 Camera, 360 Tour, Google Street View, Virtual Tour, 360 Video, 360 View, Film 360, 360 Photo, 360 Photography, Aerial Photography, Tiny Planet, Little Planet, Flow State, Virtual Visit, Beach, Tide Pool, Ocean.

Introducing the Monopole Backpack:

The Monopole Backpack is the only backpack with a built in 39-inch (99cm) monopole. Use the built in monopole to raise the camera all the way up for an aerial view or keep the camera low to simulate a human perspective (POV Shot). The monopole of the backpack can support up to 10lbs/4.5kg. 

Storage Compartment:

The backpack has enough internal storage for 360 cameras like the Insta360pro 2, mirrorless cameras, media storage, batteries, and other camera gear.

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Ready to Film:

When you are ready to film, mount the camera, and extend the monopole. Film a walk through, elevate the camera's field of view, or capture a Google Street View using the Monopole Backpack.

Limited Production Item:

Order the Monopole Backpack while the backpack is in stock, limited stock available. 

With a built in monopole attached to the frame of the backpack, the camera can rise above you. No need to lug around a tripod or handheld monopole when using the Monopole Backpack. Due to 360 stands having undersized bases they can be easily knocked over, or fall over when placed on uneven ground, and or pushed over by gusting winds.

 

A Solution to Stability, Mobility, and Fatigue while Filming:

 

Capturing cinematic camera movement while walking around with a camera mounted to a tripod is cumbersome and hard to control. When a camera is mounted to a monopole, the cameraman must support the weight of the camera and monopole with their arms. The strain of stabilizing the monopole with just the upper body will quickly fatigue the body.

 

When filming with a 360 camera or Action Camera the Monopole Backpack solves the issues of stability, mobility, and operator fatigue. The monopole is built into the frame of the backpack creating a sturdy, rigid support. Use the bracing support of the straps to secure the backpack to the body. By spreading out and transferring the load evenly, the Monopole Backpack reduces the stresses on the cameraman's body.

Walk, run, explore the scene with the Monopole Backpack.