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Video Tripod Fluid Head with Quick Release Plate, Lightweight Heavy Duty Compatible with Manfrotto,Max Load 13.2lb/6kg for Video Canon Olympus Panasonic DSLR Camera, V501
- 2-Section Pan Bar Detachable handle can be installed on the left or right side according to your needs and the safety lock protects your camera from accidents at all times.
- Made of all-metal precision CNC and casting technologies, the fluid head is firm and stable,rotates smoothly . Its maximum load is 11 lbs/5 kg while net weight is 1.9 lbs/0.86 kg only.
- The fluid damping tripod head with the 1/4" and 3/8" screws on the top can be used to mount the camera and telescope. Bottom base diameter 2.36 in/60 mm,Standard 3/8" screw hole on the bottom (included with a 3/8 inches to 1/4 inch screw adapter) makes it suitable for all tripods, monopods, light stands and camera sliders.
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PLEASE NOTE: Compatible with Manfrotto 501HDV release plates. The video fluid head can be rotated 360 degrees smoothly on horizontal, the tilt range is -50°to 90°and the lock is firm, so that you can take photos whatever you want.
Limited 5-Year Warranty \ 24-Hour Customer Service\ Max Load: 11 lb \
Tilt Angle: +90° / -50° \
Pan Range: 360 ° \
Ball Diameter: 2.36 in/60 mm.
Limited 5-Year Warranty \ 24-Hour Customer Service\ Max Load: 11 lb \
Tilt Angle: +90° / -50° \
Pan Range: 360 ° \
Ball Diameter: 2.36 in/60 mm.
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