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Manfrotto 526 Video Head with 645 Fast Twin Carbon Tripod

The video system includes the Manfrotto 526 Professional Fluid Video Head and the 645 Fast Twin Tripod in carbon fibre.

SKU: GC40-MF-MVK526TWINFC

Manfrotto 526 Video Head with 645 Fast Twin Carbon Tripod

Manfrotto 526 Video Head with 645 Fast Twin Carbon Tripod

The video system includes the Manfrotto 526 Professional Fluid Video Head and the 645 Fast Twin Tripod in carbon fibre.

The 526 Professional Fluid Video Head directly addresses the high-end, heavy-duty video market by offering a feature-packed fluid video head with the ability to support up to 16 kg and counterbalance weight from 8 to 15 kg. It provides a fluid drag system comprised of three step settings for low, medium and high drag levels (numbered 1, 2 and 3), plus an additional no-drag setting (number 0) for occasions such as snap-pans/tilts. It features a continuous counterbalance system for weights between 8 to 15 kg @ 125 mm C.O.G. The built-in 100mm half-ball adapts to a number of our tripods, allowing quick camera levelling with the aid of the levelling bubble.

The 645 FTT Fast Twin Carbon Tripod features a double tubing and FAST Lever Lock technology for the most robust support ever. The tripod is provided with a 2 in 1 half ball: a standard 100mm bowl compatible with a 75mm adapter (available as accessory) to enable the use of a wider range of video heads. It also features a middle spreader lock. However, the 3-angle selectors make the use of a spreader a matter of optional preference.

This range was developed with the primary objective of making video shooting easier by reducing set up times and maintenance. The synchronized closure mechanisms between the upper and lower locks, enable videographers to control the entire leg with a single lock and get to work in record time. The new tripod provides maximum versatility, supporting the use of a broad choice of heads, and ensuring the utmost rigidity while also being extremely lightweight.

Moreover, it comes with the 2 in 1 ground and middle telescopic spreader and it features a 3-angle selection mechanism for easy set up. It is equipped with spiked feet with rubber overshoes for a firm grip and adaptability to the most diverse shooting locations.

Key Features:

526 Pro Fluid Video Head with the ability to support up to 16kg

Tripod with 100mm bowl and compatible with 75mm adapter

FAST Lever Lock & 3-angle selection mechanism for easy set up

Equipped with spiked feet with rubber overshoes for a firm grip

Highest safety standards ensured by UNI/PdR 105:2021 compliance

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Manfrotto 526 Video Head with 645 Fast Twin Carbon Tripod

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Manfrotto 526 Video Head with 645 Fast Twin Carbon Tripod

The video system includes the Manfrotto 526 Professional Fluid Video Head and the 645 Fast Twin Tripod in carbon fibre.

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