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Manfrotto MHXPRO-BHQ6 - Specificaties

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Manfrotto MHXPRO-BHQ6
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Algemene kenmerken
Eancode
8024221635560, 0750408394576
Kleur(en)
grijs
Type/soort
statiefhoofd
Fabrikant kleur(en)
grijs
Maximaal gewicht (capaciteit)
10 kg
Algemeen
Partnumber
MHXPRO-BHQ6
Toelichting partnumber
-
Releasedatum
June 2015
Introductie model
2016
Op Kieskeurig sinds
March 2016
Materiaal
aluminium, magnesium
Inhoud en afmetingen
Hoogte
11.50 cm
Gewicht (gram)
520 gram
Hoogte (mm)
115 mm

Toelichting specificaties

The new XPRO Ball Head is the perfect union between innovative technical solutions and design.\n\nXPRO Ball Head features a new triple locking system which guarantees camera position stability, avoiding drifting thanks to three wedges which enclose and block the sphere. Its friction control helps the user balance the weight of camera equipment and, thanks to the two leveling bubbles, fine adjustments can be made with the locking knobs open.\nMoreover, its new polymer rings have substituted that unpleasant, messy grease, ensuring smooth, accurate and less jerky camera movement.\n\nXPRO Ball Head is extremely portable, lightweight and reliable thanks to its magnesium body: it weighs only 0.52 kg and can support up to 10 kg of payload.\n\nThe new MHXPRO-BHQ6 comes with Top Lock, the MSQ6PL (Arca-Swiss compatible) plate, which represents an innovative solution compared to other Arca-Swiss style adaptors on the market. The camera is inserted from above, rather than from the side, which is faster and easier. When the plate engages with the clamp, it releases a safety mechanism that prevents camera falls. It is the perfect solution for experienced professionals wanting to feel totally secure, even when using expensive and heavy high-end camera gear.