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Manfrotto MVK612CTALL Carbon Fiber 536 and 612 Video Kit

The 612 Nitrotech Fluid Video Head and 536 Carbon Fiber Single Leg Tripod from Manfrotto provide content creators with a versatile solution for various applications. A lightweight head is paired with a sturdy four-section tripod for a maximum height of 86" and a minimum height of only 16". The head features a Nitrogen gas piston mechanism that allows for continuous counterbalance from 8.8 to 26.4 lb. It's also designed with improved fluid technology that allows smooth and judder-free pan and tilt movements.

SKU: GC40-MF-MVK612CTALL

Manfrotto MVK612CTALL Carbon Fiber 536 and 612 Video Kit

Manfrotto MVK612CTALL Carbon Fiber 536 and 612 Video Kit

The 612 Nitrotech Fluid Video Head and 536 Carbon Fiber Single Leg Tripod from Manfrotto provide content creators with a versatile solution for various applications. A lightweight head is paired with a sturdy four-section tripod for a maximum height of 86" and a minimum height of only 16". The head features a Nitrogen gas piston mechanism that allows for continuous counterbalance from 8.8 to 26.4 lb. It's also designed with improved fluid technology that allows smooth and judder-free pan and tilt movements.

Other key features of the head include a side lock camera plate system and two rosette adapters each with a 3/8"-16 accessory port and Manfrotto and ARRI anti-rotation slots. A half ball is included to convert the flat base head to fit the tripod, which has a 100mm bowl and 75mm bowl adapter.

With a native flat base, the 612 Nitrotech can also be easily mounted on sliders, jibs, and other gear. The tripod's single legs can independently be set at 23, 50, and 70° angles. A padded carrying bag is included for the tripod.

Manfrotto 612 Nitrotech Fluid Video Head

The Manfrotto 612 Nitrotech is a flat base fluid video head designed for the versatility needs of the independent content creator who's engaged in different types of projects. Thanks to its flat base with a 3/8"-16 mounting thread, as well as its relatively compact and lightweight design, the head can easily be moved between a compatible tripod and a slider, jib, monopod, and various other gear. One of the key features of the 612 Nitrotech is its Nitrogen gas piston counterbalance mechanism (hence, Nitrotech), which allows continuous counterbalance adjustment—as opposed to stepped or fixed—for the head's full payload range of 8.8 to 26.4 lb. Additionally, an upgraded fluid technology significantly improves continuously variable drag performance and enables smooth and judder-free pan and tilt movements.

Providing further flexibility, the head's camera plate system features a side-lock mechanism that allows for quicker and safer mounting of your camera plate and camera load. Instead of having to align and slide in your camera plate from the rear, you're able to conveniently tuck in one side of the plate from the top and then push and click on the other side.

The 612 Nitrotech offers two rosette mounts for attaching the included pan bar on either the left or right side. These rosettes also feature Manfrotto's Easy Link system for mounting accessories via an articulating arm. Each rosette has a 3/8"-16 port in the centre and both Manfrotto and ARRI anti-rotation slots surrounding the mounting port. The Easy Link system is designed to support Manfrotto articulating arms equipped with anti-rotation pins or those with ARRI locating pins to prevent twisting. At the same time, standard articulating arms can also be attached.

Other features of the 612 Nitrotech include improved resistance to lower operating temperatures in comparison to previous Nitrotech models and improved ergonomics and materials used for the different knobs.

Features:

Flat base with 3/8"-16 mounting thread allowing for use on tripods, sliders, jibs, monopods, and other support gear

Nitrogen gas piston counterbalance mechanism allows for continuous counterbalance adjustment for the full payload range of 8.8 to 26.4 lb

Upgraded fluid technology enabling smooth and judder-free pan and tilt movements via continuously variable drag performance

Easier, safer side-lock camera plate mechanism

Two rosette mounts with a 3/8"-16 port and Manfrotto and ARRI anti-rotation slots for attaching the included pan bar and a standard or anti-twist articulating arm

5.9" height

Manfrotto 536 Carbon Fiber Video Tripod

The Manfrotto 536 Carbon Fiber Video Tripod has four sections and a 75/100mm bowl adapter ring for industry standard fluid heads. With carbon fibre tubes and magnesium die castings, the 536 boasts great stability, high load capability, and a lightweight.

Materials

Thanks to carbon fibre single tube and magnesium die castings, this tripod provides great stability and load capability in a lightweight, ergonomic, easy-to-use and compact design

Angle Selector

An angle selector is offered for adjusting the leg angle in an easy and precise way

Bowl Adapter Ring

A screw-in bowl adapter ring offers the user the ability to work with 75 or 100mm half-ball heads

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Manfrotto MVK612CTALL Carbon Fiber 536 and 612 Video Kit

The 612 Nitrotech Fluid Video Head and 536 Carbon Fiber Single Leg Tripod from Manfrotto provide content creators with a versatile solution for various applications. A lightweight head is paired with a sturdy four-section tripod for a maximum height of 86" and a minimum height of only 16". The head features a Nitrogen gas piston mechanism that allows for continuous counterbalance from 8.8 to 26.4 lb. It's also designed with improved fluid technology that allows smooth and judder-free pan and tilt movements.

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