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3D Junior Pan/Tilt Tripod Head with Individual Axis Control

Name: 3D Junior Pan/Tilt Tripod Head with Individual Axis Control
Brand: Manfrotto
SKU: 56
Price: 46.4 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

€46.40

Tax included

€38.99 Tax excluded

Reference: 56

Brand: Manfrotto

EAN13: 8024221014112

Precise framing thanks to independent axis control
Rotate a full 360° for total freedom of movement
Made from durable aluminium
Completely adaptable tripod head with standard attachments
Works perfectly with medium format cameras

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Super tough, nifty and made for ultra-professional shots. The 3D Junior Pan/Tilt Tripod Head with Individual Axis Control has everything you need to create beautiful photos, without any hassle. Standout features include its complete range of movement. This agile tripod head has a self-adjusting conical bearing locking system. This innovative addition means you can work safely, and with total freedom, with the ability to pan a full 360° both vertically and horizontally, making it the ultimate 3D camera head.

Smooth movement is also guaranteed thanks to its superior design, and you’ll always have complete control of your movements, so you’ll never have to worry about missing a photo opportunity. There’s even a clever secondary lock, giving that extra level of protection for your gear by making sure the quick release lever doesn’t fully open when you’re tweaking your angle. This genius tripod head also has a standard 1/4'' thread attachment, so you’ll be perfectly set up to shoot 35mm, light and medium formats.

Built to last, the body is made from aluminium, which also adds to its portability, making it both lightweight and strong. In fact, at just 550g you’ll never feel weighed down with this tripod head in your bag. It’s compact too, with a working height of 10cms, so it’s nifty and easy to handle. Plus, its designed to withstand even the most extreme weather, making it an essential addition to your kit bag, wherever the job takes you. It can operate in temperatures spanning 60°C down to -30°C.

Reference 56