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Latour's portable camera sliders are lightweight, thanks to the carbon fiber construction, and very stable due to precision carriage using high-quality bearings. Folding foot design provides easy portability. The Q80 and Q120 sliders are an excellent choice for DSLR cameras, as well as small video cameras!

Latour's on-camera LED lights use efficient LED technology with an average life of over 50,000 hours, and are powered by standard Sony F-series batteries. The high brightness LEDs produce powerful illumination up to 3200 (120T) or 4000 lux/0.5m (160T), with adjustable color temperature and brightness. The lights are housed in a durable and light aluminum alloy housing weighting approx. 200 g without batteries! The body is very thin and portable, and is easy to use with all pro and consumer DSLR cameras or tripods/arms thanks to its shoe-mount.

The new RM-IP500 remote controller gives operators easier and more intuitive control of Sony's latest pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras in a range of applications, including live event production and use within broadcast studios. The controller enables cost-effective PTZ camera systems configuration and operation, allowing control of up to 100 cameras by a single operator! Available from late spring 2017.

TH-X is Libec's new high-spec entry level tripod system! The Libec TH-X is your next Smart Tripod Companion for all your photo/video/DSLR projects including home videos, documentaries, corporate assignments, weddings & events, nature, sports and journalist newsgathering. It is lightweight, rigid, and high quality.

The HFMP or Hands-Free Monopod is a professional video monopod that is specially designed for free-stand operations. It consists of the HFMP Hands-Free Monopod and a carrying case. Designed with an exceptional mini tripod structure with increased stability that allows the monopod to stand on its own with a wide range of 4K UHD/HD/DV camcorders and DSLR cameras, allowing you to multi-task and make equipment adjustments in between shots, without the need to lay the monopod on the floor or lean it against the wall.