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Joby GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig (Black/Charcoal/Red)
Joby GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig (Black/Charcoal/Red)
The black, charcoal, and red GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig from Joby is an optimal combination of support designed for videographers and photographers alike. The legs wrap and grip around rails, pipes, or tree branches for that unique angled shot. At the same time, you can have stable support on a flat surface for that one-on-one video interview. With this kit you can also add the Hub Plate Adapter, which sits between the head and the legs, to attach two GorillaPod Arms with cold shoe mounts. This enables you to mount additional accessories like LED lights to illuminate a scene for either video or photo.
Key Features:
Arca-Type Compatible Mount
Single Locking Knob Design
Ideal for Mirrorless Cameras
Supports Strobes and Mics
Dual Arm Hub Plate
31.8 cm Folded Length
0.581 kg Lightweight Build
What's in the Box:
Joby GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig (Black/Charcoal/Red)
Joby BallHead 3K Pro (Black/Charcoal/Red)
Joby GorillaPod 3K Pro Stand (Black/Charcoal)
Hub Plate Adapter
GorillaPod Arms
Cold Shoe Mounts
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Product Overview
Joby GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig (Black/Charcoal/Red)
The black, charcoal, and red GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig from Joby is an optimal combination of support designed for videographers and photographers alike. The legs wrap and grip around rails, pipes, or tree branches for that unique angled shot. At the same time, you can have stable support on a flat surface for that one-on-one video interview. With this kit you can also add the Hub Plate Adapter, which sits between the head and the legs, to attach two GorillaPod Arms with cold shoe mounts. This enables you to mount additional accessories like LED lights to illuminate a scene for either video or photo.
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Key Features
Max Load 3 kg
Joby GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig (Black/Charcoal/Red) comes with a maximum load of 3 kg for lightweight stability.
Flexible Jointed Legs
Joby GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig (Black/Charcoal/Red) comes with flexible jointed legs for enhanced grip and stability.
Arca-Type Compatible Mount
Joby GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig (Black/Charcoal/Red) featuring a arca-type compatible mounts for secure attachment.
Ball Head 3K Pro Design
Joby GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig (Black/Charcoal/Red) comes with ball head 3k pro design for flexible shooting angles.
31.8 cm Folded Length
Joby GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig (Black/Charcoal/Red) features a folded length of 31.8 cm.
Shoot from Any Angle
Joby GorillaPod 3K Pro Rig (Black/Charcoal/Red)
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