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Manfrotto MT190X3 Aluminium 3-Section Tripod Legs

A new dimension of shooting creativity. The new three-section 190X tripod has superb built-in quality and features an innovative ground level adaptor to promote greater shooting creativity. This enables photographers to reach ultra-low positions – perfect for that difficult shot where an ordinary tripod would be ineffective. With easily extendible and adjustable legs and Quick Power Lock (QPL) levers, you can quickly block or unblock each leg section.

Folded, the legs of the 190X Aluminium 3-section Tripod can be released in just one movement so you can get ready to shoot without any delays. The single-handed grip of the QPL levers ensures a comfortable grip, and the intuitive leg angle selectors allow you to customise each leg to a pre-set angle.

To reach ultra-low positions, the ground level adapter of this camera tripod is positioned at the top casting and linked with the four leg angles, ensuring maximum stability. The QPL levers are also designed to provide a more powerful lock, keeping your tripod more rigid than traditional lever designs.

Use the Easy Link connector at the top casting of the 190X to attach a video or photo accessory such as a flash or LED light. This equipment can be fitted to an extending arm or bracket, turning your tripod into a practical and versatile mobile studio.

This tripod has been designed with advanced engineering processes and premium materials in Italy and comes with a 10-year warranty for your assurance.

SKU: GC40-MF-MT190X3

Manfrotto MT190X3 Aluminium 3-Section Tripod Legs

Manfrotto MT190X3 Aluminium 3-Section Tripod Legs

A new dimension of shooting creativity. The new three-section 190X tripod has superb built-in quality and features an innovative ground level adaptor to promote greater shooting creativity. This enables photographers to reach ultra-low positions – perfect for that difficult shot where an ordinary tripod would be ineffective. With easily extendible and adjustable legs and Quick Power Lock (QPL) levers, you can quickly block or unblock each leg section.

Folded, the legs of the 190X Aluminium 3-section Tripod can be released in just one movement so you can get ready to shoot without any delays. The single-handed grip of the QPL levers ensures a comfortable grip, and the intuitive leg angle selectors allow you to customise each leg to a pre-set angle.

To reach ultra-low positions, the ground level adapter of this camera tripod is positioned at the top casting and linked with the four leg angles, ensuring maximum stability. The QPL levers are also designed to provide a more powerful lock, keeping your tripod more rigid than traditional lever designs.

Use the Easy Link connector at the top casting of the 190X to attach a video or photo accessory such as a flash or LED light. This equipment can be fitted to an extending arm or bracket, turning your tripod into a practical and versatile mobile studio.

This tripod has been designed with advanced engineering processes and premium materials in Italy and comes with a 10-year warranty for your assurance.

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Manfrotto MT190X3 Aluminium 3-Section Tripod Legs

A new dimension of shooting creativity. The new three-section 190X tripod has superb built-in quality and features an innovative ground level adaptor to promote greater shooting creativity. This enables photographers to reach ultra-low positions – perfect for that difficult shot where an ordinary tripod would be ineffective. With easily extendible and adjustable legs and Quick Power Lock (QPL) levers, you can quickly block or unblock each leg section.

Folded, the legs of the 190X Aluminium 3-section Tripod can be released in just one movement so you can get ready to shoot without any delays. The single-handed grip of the QPL levers ensures a comfortable grip, and the intuitive leg angle selectors allow you to customise each leg to a pre-set angle.

To reach ultra-low positions, the ground level adapter of this camera tripod is positioned at the top casting and linked with the four leg angles, ensuring maximum stability. The QPL levers are also designed to provide a more powerful lock, keeping your tripod more rigid than traditional lever designs.

Use the Easy Link connector at the top casting of the 190X to attach a video or photo accessory such as a flash or LED light. This equipment can be fitted to an extending arm or bracket, turning your tripod into a practical and versatile mobile studio.

This tripod has been designed with advanced engineering processes and premium materials in Italy and comes with a 10-year warranty for your assurance.

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