Manfrotto 190X alumínium 3 szekciós állvány MT190X3

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Manfrotto 190X alumínium 3 szekciós állvány MT190X3
  • Gyártó: Manfrotto
  • Cikkszám: MT190X3
  • Elérhetőség:
    Rendelésre
  • Átlagos értékelés:
76.409 Ft (60.165 Ft + ÁFA)
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SKU MT190X3
Material Aluminium
Collection/Series 190
Leg Type Single
Leg Lock Type Flip Lock
Closed Length 59 cm
Max Height 160 cm
Min Height 9 cm
Base Type Flat
Colour Black
Safety Payload 7 kg
Maximum Height (with Center Column Down) 135 cm
Weight 2000 g
Leg Angles 25°,46°,66°,88°
Centre Column rapid
Top Attachment 3/8" screw
Maximum Working Temperature 60 C
Minimum Working Temperature -30 C
Legs Tube Diameters 26, 22.5, 19 mm
  The new 190X is a 3-section aluminium tripod with essential functions and excellent built-in quality. The key feature of the 190X is the ground level adaptor which allows great shooting creativity. Once placed on the top casting and combined with the 4 leg angles, it enables the tripod to reach ultra-low positions. The legs of the 190X tripod are fast to extend and adjust, thanks to the Quick Power Lock levers that block and unblock each leg section. The QPL levers are specially designed to allow a more comfortable, stronger single-handed grip of the leg locks. From a folded position, the sections of each leg of the tripod can be released in a single movement. The QPL lever design also enables each section to lock more powerfully, making the tripod more stable and rigid than with traditional lever designs. Intuitive, ergonomic leg angle selectors allow each leg to be independently and solidly set to any of the pre-set angles, allowing even greater positioning freedom. The top casting of the 190X has an Easy Link connector to support a photo or video accessory (such as a LED light, flash, reflector, or other piece of equipment) on an extending arm or bracket, turning the tripod into a practical mobile studio. The 190X is made in Italy by Manfrotto.