K&F Concept 3-Way Geared Tripod Head, Millimeter Micro-Adjustment, Full CNC Aluminum Alloy Tripod Head, Maximum Load Capacity of 6kg for Star Shooting, Commercial Photography, etc.
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Wednesday, Dec 24
Size: Tête de trépied GD-3W
Color: 3-Way Geared Tripod Head
Features
- Maximum PrecisionThis geared head is equipped with high-precision micrometric knobs to control independent movement in 3 ways.
- Efficient PositioningFine gear tuning and excellent damping, one-step positioning composition, improve your shooting efficiency.
- Superior Quality With high-quality aluminum alloy material and CNC precision process, the product appearance is more precise and durable, can hold up to 6 kg of equipment.
- Wide ApplicationEasy, fast, versatile, perfect for capturing nature, starry sky photography, commercial photography, etc, ideal for a variety of demanding photography scenes.
- High CompatibilityThe gimbal tripod head bottom has a 3/8 inch screw hole, it can be widely applied to various professional tripods; and also comes with 1/4 inch screw removable quick-release plate, which is suitable for SLR, DSLR cameras.
Color: 3-Way Geared Tripod Head
Brand: K&F Concept
Compatible Devices: Camera
Product Dimensions: 5.11"D x 5.51"W x 4.52"H
Item Weight: 0.81 Kilograms
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 6 Kilograms
Folded Size: 45 centimètres (l) x 15 centimètres (w) x 15 centimètres (h)
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Product Dimensions: 5.11 x 5.51 x 4.52 inches
Item Weight: 1.78 pounds
Item model number: GD-3W
Date First Available: January 30, 2023
Manufacturer: Shenzhen Zhuoer Photograph
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