360 EVO

Discover the technical upgrades and innovative features the 360 EVO, ARRI's latest stabilized remote head, has to offer. For more details visit our website: https://arri.com/360-evo

Rock-steady and roll-ready: meet the 360 EVO, ARRI's new flagship stabilized remote head. Building on the success of the SRH-360, it features 360-degree rotation on the roll axis as well as the pan axis, a more robust design, and remote system integration. A new GUI and multiple accessories are shared with the ARRI TRINITY 2, creating a uniquely integrated lineup of hard-mounted and...

The TAB-1 is a bracket that attaches to the front-top of a stabilizer and provides an additional anchor point to steady the camera. It can be used either with an ARRI stabilized remote head or an ARRI TRINITY 2, accommodating longer and heavier lenses and allowing operators to move the camera at high speeds or extreme angles without unwanted vibrations.
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Go behind the scenes of No Gravity Films' “THE FALL”.
The production team chose a cinema camera with a large lens to capture wingsuiters in the air. The ALEXA Mini was mounted on the SRH-360 – a combination that guarantees a super lightweight setup and steady images in cinematographic quality.

In a world premiere, NoGravity Films captured the first ever close-up footage of wingsuit flyers with a cinema camera, using ALEXA Mini on ARRI’s Stabilized Remote Head SRH-360. Even in extreme situations like an aerial shooting, this eco-friendly ultralight solution proved to be the winning choice for creating stabilized images while keeping a cinematographic quality.
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NoGravity Films is a Paris-based production company which specializes in aerial filming, using ultralight aircrafts. In November 2020 they tested the ARRI SRH-360 on board of their microlight.
Watch the rock-solid images they captured!

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A webinar about the safe and creative opportunities of using ARRI Remote Solutions and our Camera Stabilizer Systems. Learn how to achieve stunning cinematic images without compromise and get the most out of all your kit.

Cinematographer David Baillie challenged the SRH-3 on rough, unpredictable waters. The combined benefits of light weight and easy setup made for an efficient shoot. He was very pleased with the results, as no stabilization in post production was necessary.

Watch Product Manager Curt Schaller and special guest Nino Pansini (known for "Ford v Ferrari," "Fast & Furious," and many more) demonstrate the SRH-360 and its accessories that allow a remote operating workflow, in order stay safe on set and comply with Covid guidelines.

Welcome to our Tech Talk series with Junior Lucano about the ARRI Stabilized Remote Heads SRH-3 and SRH-360. This introduction gives you an overview of the key features of both heads and their extensive compatibility with additional accessories and tools, including third-party lenses.
Junior Lucano is a Certified ARRI Academy Trainer for the SRH and experienced TRINITY specialist in Asia.

ARRI Stabilized Remote Heads offer a variety of movements and tilting options. They come with a tool-free mounting platform to allow quick mounting of the camera. Part one in the series shows what you need to do in order to guarantee perfectly stable images, without any vibrations.

Find out how to combine the ARRI Stabilized Remote Heads with different accessories in this second part of the series.

The ARRI Remote Control Panel (RCP) allows you to control the SRH remotely, whether by hard wire or by internal or external radio modules. It can be ordered with three different joystick options and can save up to nine user profiles. On both sides of the RCP are LBUS connectors that can be used for various accessories.

Part four in the series is about the ARRI Iso Damper – a must-have for SRH users to absorb even the smallest of shocks and unwanted motions. This clip shows you how to mount the Iso Damper to the head.

What do you need to consider for the very first setup of the SRH? Which kind of power supply do you need to achieve the best possible quality? Part five in our Tech Talk series has the answers.

Part six in our series explains in detail how to mount a camera to the SRH with the help of SAM plates, and how to obtain the correct camera position.

Now that the camera is mounted onto the head, you need to set the correct starting position in order to achieve the best possible performance. Part seven shows how.

Part eight in the series gives you a quick overview in order to understand what the PID is and where to adjust it.

The SRH Remote Control Panel offers default PID settings for low-dynamic or high-dynamic setups, which provide a starting point. For your individual setup of the head in combination with the camera you are using, the PID values will need to be adjusted. This Tech Talk explains what to look out for.

Part 10 in the series of Tech Talks addresses the possible issues you could run into with the PID, and how to solve them.

Use the ARRI Digital Encoder Head DEH-1 to intuitively control the movements of the Stabilized Remote Head. This Tech Talk explains how to set up the DEH-1.

The final part of this Tech Talk series shows the advantages of using ARRI Digital Remote Wheels DRW-1, and how to set them up correctly.

The SRH-360 is the updated version of ARRI's Stabilized Remote Head SRH-3. Its newly designed slip ring permits unlimited rotation of the head on its pan axis, while the improved pan motor compensates for powerful centrifugal forces. Compact and lightweight, yet capable of high payloads, the SRH-360 takes dynamic shot-making to the next level.

New ARRI Camera Stabilizer Systems Showreel

See TRINITY, MAXIMA, and SRH-3 hard at work behind the scenes in our brand new ARRI Camera Stabilizer Systems Showreel.
Whether with commercial work or on feature films, ARRI’s camera system stabilizers provide rock-steady images with ultimate flexibility, regardless of terrain. We would like to thank all the film crews who put their trust in our...

The Stabilized Remote Head SRH-3 takes cameras to places people can’t go. Follow it through our showreel which highlights the head’s superb maneuverability, and see the amazingly stable images the SRH-3 makes possible.

The SRH-3 is a three-axis fully stabilized remote head allowing for cameras to go where no person can with increased flexibility and ease.

Curt O. Schaller, Product Manager Camera Stabilizer Systems, presents the new Stabilized Remote Head SRH-3, a three-axis fully stabilized remote head at the ARRI booth during IBC 2017. More at https://www.arri.com/css