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Miller Air SOLO-Q 75 2-Stage Carbon Fiber Tripod

The Miller Air SOLO-Q 75 2-Stage Carbon Fiber Tripod is a compact and lightweight tripod system that brings smooth yet precise pan and tilt control to cameras and rigs weighing up to 11 pounds. It features the Miller Air fluid head, carbon fiber legs, a carry strap, and a tripod bag for storing and carrying all your gear.

SKU: GC140-3005

Miller Air SOLO-Q 75 2-Stage Carbon Fiber Tripod

Miller Air SOLO-Q 75 2-Stage Carbon Fiber Tripod

The Miller Air SOLO-Q 75 2-Stage Carbon Fiber Tripod is a compact and lightweight tripod system that brings smooth yet precise pan and tilt control to cameras and rigs weighing up to 11 pounds. It features the Miller Air fluid head, carbon fiber legs, a carry strap, and a tripod bag for storing and carrying all your gear.

The head features a sliding balance plate, independent pan and tilt locks, fixed pan and tilt drag, 2-steps of counterbalance , a precision bubble level, and an integral 75mm ball for leveling. The included Solo carbon fiber legs feature two stages, providing a height range of 14.9 to 69.5" while selectable leg angle locks ensure rapid setup and excellent stability without a spreader. The 75mm bowl allows for quick leveling, optimum torsional rigidity, and long-term durability.

Miller AIR Fluid Head

The Miller AIR Fluid Head is a lightweight fluid head for the videographer on the go. Designed for cameras between 4.4 and 5 kg, this die-cast aluminium alloy and rigid composite polymers head is dust and moisture sealed for smooth operation in harsh environments. The sliding camera plate allows 2.36" of balance adjustment, has screw slots, and it comes with a 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 camera tie-down screw as well as a combination 1/4-20 screw with locating pin.

Two-steps of counterbalance help you tune the AIR Fluid Head to match the needs of the shot. The fixed pan and tilt drag remains consistent throughout the head's operating temperature range of -40 to 149°F, and each axis has its own independent lock. Featuring a 75mm half-ball leveling base you can use this head with 75mm bowl base tripod legs, or remove the ball leveling stud for flat-base mounting.

Miller fluid head pan and tilt technology

Suitable for payloads between 4.4 to 5 kg

Built for rugged outdoor shooting conditions

Removable stud allows the head to be mounted on a solopod and slider via a 3/8" thread

Optional second pan handle mount

Miller Telescopic Pan Handle for ArrowX Heads

This Telescopic Pan Handle from Miller is compatible with ArrowX series video heads. The black alloy handle extends from 15.4 to 23.2" in length, offering 7.9" of adjustment. Handle features include a long locking lever for a secure connection and a comfortable rubber grip.

Compatibility

Miller ArrowX series heads

Miller 1520 Solo DV Strap - for Miller Solo DV Tripods

The Miller 1520 Solo DV Strap is a padded tripod carry strap designed for the Miller Solo DV series tripods.

1.5 inch wide tripod carry strap

17 inch long shoulder pad

Compatible with:

Miller Solo DV tripods

Miller Arrowx softcase 2 Stage for Sprinter II and Toggle 2 Stage Tripod Systems (Black)

Store, transport, and protect your gear with the black Miller Arrowx softcase 2 Stage for Sprinter II and Toggle 2 Stage Tripod Systems. The case features zipper closure, top and bottom cradles with straps to secure your tripod, and back pack straps with a storage pocket. For strength and durability, the case is constructed with a ballistic nylon shell and hard plastic skid pads. Carry the case with the dual strap handles or padded grab handle. You can also attach a sold-separately shoulder strap to the case D-links. An external pocket and card holder makes case identification easier.

Key Features:

Air Fluid Head, 5 kg Payload

2-Stage Tripod, 69.5" Max Height

75mm Half Ball Leveling Base

Fixed Pan and Tilt Fluid Drag

Independent Pan and Tilt Locks

Soft Carry Case

What's in the Box:

Miller AIR Fluid Head

Miller Standard Camera Plate for AIR, DS10, DS20, Compass, CompassX Heads (2.4")

Pan Handle

Miller Telescopic Pan Handle for ArrowX Heads

Miller 1520 Solo DV Strap - for Miller Solo DV Tripods

Miller Arrowx softcase 2 Stage for Sprinter II and Toggle 2 Stage Tripod Systems (Black)

Back Pack Straps

2-Stage Carbon Fiber Tripod Legs

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Miller Air SOLO-Q 75 2-Stage Carbon Fiber Tripod

The Miller Air SOLO-Q 75 2-Stage Carbon Fiber Tripod is a compact and lightweight tripod system that brings smooth yet precise pan and tilt control to cameras and rigs weighing up to 11 pounds. It features the Miller Air fluid head, carbon fiber legs, a carry strap, and a tripod bag for storing and carrying all your gear.

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