Abstract: A camera pole for elevating and controlling a camera. A pole having a base section and a least one telescoping section which extends from the base section. Where a final telescoping section is a top section that is highest and the base section is closest to ground level. A stand to receive the pole and support the pole. A camera control assembly comprising an camera mount, tension cable and handle assembly that can be adjusted for any pole height.

Abstract: A camera pole for elevating and controlling a camera. A pole having a base section and a least one telescoping section which extends from the base section. Where a final telescoping section is a top section that is highest and the base section is closest to ground level. A stand to receive the pole and support the pole. A camera control assembly comprising an camera mount, tension cable and handle assembly that can be adjusted for any pole height.

Abstract: A camera pole for elevating and controlling a camera. A pole having a base section and a least one telescoping section which extends from the base section. Where a final telescoping section is a top section that is highest and the base section is closest to ground level. A stand to receive the pole and support the pole. A camera control assembly comprising an upper pulley rotatably attached to the top section of the pole; a lower pulley rotatably attached to the pole near the base section; a cable about the upper pulley and the lower pulley; an adjustable section as part of the cable, where the length of the cable can adjusted using the adjustable section; and a handle attached to the lower pulley to rotate the lower pulley, thereby rotating the upper pulley. A camera mount for holding a camera, the camera mount attached to the lower pulley.