When shooting a project with production cameras worth more than your house, you might carefully contemplate the integrity of your support system. With the Sachtler Cine 150 (Medium), you need not worry! Rated at 110 lbs (50 kg), and utilizing reliable, time-proven aluminum alloy metallurgy with dual leg tubes, your camera package is safely supported. Oversized rotary stage clamps ensure easy height adjustments in cold weather even if you are wearing gloves, and the die-cast 150mm receiver will accept most cine/EFP fluid heads. For your complete peace of mind, the Sachtler Cine 150 is fully supported by the Sachtler 3-year warranty and worldwide service centers.

Extra large rotary stage clamps for ease of use while wearing gloves

Oversized aluminum alloy double leg tubes for absolute support integrity

Long leg spikes for soft or uneven ground

Robust die-cast spider with reinforced 150mm receiver

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Has anyone taken this as a carry on? Does anyone give you a hard time about it? Seems like it's right on the threshold of being OK.

A: While you will want to check with the airline you are flying with, carry-on luggage tends to be 22 x 14 x 9 inches. This bag has exterior dimensions of 22.8 x 12.6 x 15.4". It is just a bit over the standard size.

Q: 2. The picture shows the shoulder strap attachments on one side. Are there attachments on the other side, so you can carry it level?

A: The best way I can answer is that the strap does form a bit of a cross cross but sits level on your shoulder. I bought this bag for airline travel to carry on. It's a great bag, but a bit too big for commuter flights. I was disappointed because it's a great bag otherwise.

Q: 3. can i use this bag as carry on luggage in the plane?

A: My team travels extensively with this bag. It fits in MOST overhead bins and we've only been asked to check it on plans where the overhead is tiny (fits only briefcases - small Embraer and CJ planes). We have never been stopped at the gate and it does fit snugly in the sizer. NOTE: sometimes, the top handles have to be parted to fit into the overhead and in some configs, it has to be placed sideways because the bins are shallow (the front couple of bins on older 737).

Q: 4. Will the Dr Bag 5 fit a folded Snaplock Trolley inside so I can check it as luggage?

A: Yes, the Sachtler Dr. Bag - 5 should be able to store the Sachtler Snaplock Trolley System inside, as the Sachtler Snaplock Trolley System is 8.7 x 7.5 x 0.2" when folded, and the Sachtler Dr. Bag - 5 has an interior space of 25.6 x 11.00 x 12.4".

Q: 5. How many dividers come with it? Would this be good for a Canon C300 and lenses?

A: The Sachtler Camera Rollpak comes with 5 dividers. It's interior dimensions of 21.3 x 14.2 x 12.8 (54 x 36 x 32.5 cm) is slightly larger then the backpacks we list with the Canon C300 Mark II. I would think then it should be fine. Fitting bags and cases virtually is tricky. While I feel you will be fine, know that you can return this bag if it does not work for you.

Q: 6. Does it have a dedicated place for a 15" laptop?

A: Yes, there is a rear laptop compartment that can fit up to a 17" laptop.

Q: 7. Will this work with a sony FS7?

A: It will depend on how you have it rigged. The internal dimensions are: 25.6 x 11.0 x 12.4

Q: 8. Would a Canon XF605 fit in this bag?

A: The Sachtler Dr. Bag - 1 will fit the Canon XF605 without a microphone attached and without the lens hood attached.

Q: 9. Is this considered a carry-on?

A: The Sachtler Camera Rollpak is 21.3 x 14.2 x 12.8". Most domestic airlines only allow a maximum of 22 x 14 x 9". This is larger than most airlines allow. Best check the with the airline regarding your specific flight as the requirements can vary.

Q: 10. Is the bag water proof?

A: This bag is not marketed to be waterproof.