Image of a concert hall with a stage being prepared for a performance. The stage has musicians and orchestra members setting up, with advanced camera equipment capturing the scene. Audience seats are visible in the foreground.

TECHNOSCOPE F27

Move smoother. Shoot smarter.

Throughout cinema history, the telescopic camera crane has been central to some of the most impressive long takes and intricate camera movements. The Filmotechnic Technoscope series introduces a new line of ultra-lightweight, compact telescopic cranes that are easy to transport, assemble, and operate in hard-to-reach locations.

This crane is ideal for use with lightweight remote heads such as the Filmotechnic Flight Head Mini as well as with a DJI Ronin or MōVI, making advanced camera movement technology more accessible than ever.

The Technoscope operates smoothly and quietly, making it especially suited for indoor filming. Its Mitchell mount allows the telescopic boom to be attached to any camera dolly or other Mitchell-compatible platform.

SPECIFICATION

  • Total Weight Crane 276kg / 608lbs

  • Base Weight 66kg / 145lbs

  • Leveling Jacks Weight 20.8kg / 46lbs

  • Column Weight 52kg / 115lbs

  • Arm Weight 112kg / 245lbs

  • Max Nose Load 27kg / 60lbs

  • Total Counterweights 296kg / 652lbs

  • 2 Weight Carts

  • Max Lens Height 7.4m / 24' 3"

  • Telescoping Range 6.8m / 22' 3"

  • Telescoping Speed 2.2m/sec

  • Min. Door Height 1.78m / 5' 10"

  • Operating Temp -20˚C to +40˚C

POWER REQUIREMENTS

  • 110/220 VAC - 50/60Hz 24-48 VDC

  • Peak Power: 1.8kW

HIGHLIGHTS

  • User-friendly interface

  • Intuitive and ergonomic controller ‘pickle’

  • Compact in size and small footprint

  • A telescopic column with Mitchell Mount

  • Stable base with pneumatic and standard track wheels Durable and state-of-the-art carbon fiber design

  • Vertical Arc/Horizontal Wall Compensation

  • Four preset positions, speed, acceleration, deceleration

  • Adapter for all popular lightweight stabilized heads

  • Battery-powered with long-lasting autonomy

  • Optional power supply unit available 24-48 DC

Technical drawing of a camera crane and telescope with dimensions and various angles.
Filming crew setting up equipment on the poolside at a swimming pool for a production at Zenith secondary school, with a camera crane, lights, and a woman standing on a small stage.
Empty auditorium with beige cushioned seats, wooden walls, and suspended string lights; crew members preparing for a filming or event setup.
View of a concert hall stage with musicians rehearsing, seen from behind the camera with equipment and monitor in the foreground.
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