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Manfrotto MHXPRO-3WG XPRO Geared Three-way Pan/Tilt Tripod Head
For photographers looking for nothing less than precision. The highly portable XPRO Geared Three-way pan/tilt Head has the lightest and most precise body in the Manfrotto range. Rigid and strong, it features micrometric knobs so you can position your camera in the desired position in just seconds. With a payload of up to 4kg and a head weighing only 0.75kg, you benefit from a sturdy, stable tripod head that's incredibly light to carry.
Frame images with even greater precision thanks to the geared movement, which will enable you to compose your images one micro-step at a time on all three axes. To adjust the frame, just push the knob against the level to loosen the locking system.
The knobs have also been carefully designed to ensure ergonomic comfort, no matter how much you frame and shoot. With the standard 200PL plate included, you needn't worry about switching plates when using different Manfrotto heads. This is always attached to the camera, meaning you can get ready to shoot photos or videos in almost no time.
For your assurance, this product has a 10-year warranty and has been designed with premium materials and advanced engineering processes in Italy for guaranteed quality. Geared technology by Manfrotto is also patent pending.
| Weight | 750 g |
|---|---|
| Collection/Series | X-PRO Geared Head |
| Safety Payload | 4 kg |
| Material | Technopolymer |
| Head Type | Geared Head |
| Top Attachment | 1/4″ screw |
| Base Diameter | 60 mm |
| Plate Type | 200PL-14 |
| Friction Control | No |
| Front Tilt | -20° / +90° |
| Lateral Tilt | -90° / +20° |
| Panoramic Rotation | 360 |
| Ball Locking | No |
| Bubble Spirit Level (no.) | 3 |
| Colour | Black |
| Degrees Of Rotation For Each Full Turn Of Handle | 9.5 |
| Easy Link | No |
| Independent Pan Lock | yes |
| Independent Tilt Lock | yes |
| Maximum Working Temperature | 60 C |
| Minimum Working Temperature | -30 C |
| Pan Bars Included | No |
| Pan Drag | NONE |
| Quick Release | Yes |
| Working Height | 13 cm |
| Tilt Drag | NONE |
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Manfrotto MHXPRO-3WG XPRO Geared Three-way Pan/Tilt Tripod Head
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Product Overview
For photographers looking for nothing less than precision. The highly portable XPRO Geared Three-way pan/tilt Head has the lightest and most precise body in the Manfrotto range. Rigid and strong, it features micrometric knobs so you can position your camera in the desired position in just seconds. With a payload of up to 4kg and a head weighing only 0.75kg, you benefit from a sturdy, stable tripod head that's incredibly light to carry.
Frame images with even greater precision thanks to the geared movement, which will enable you to compose your images one micro-step at a time on all three axes. To adjust the frame, just push the knob against the level to loosen the locking system.
The knobs have also been carefully designed to ensure ergonomic comfort, no matter how much you frame and shoot. With the standard 200PL plate included, you needn't worry about switching plates when using different Manfrotto heads. This is always attached to the camera, meaning you can get ready to shoot photos or videos in almost no time.
For your assurance, this product has a 10-year warranty and has been designed with premium materials and advanced engineering processes in Italy for guaranteed quality. Geared technology by Manfrotto is also patent pending.
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