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Sachtler System DV 12 FT MS

If a project requires you to use a small ENG camera, you are going to need a fluid head that can carry a heavy load without compromising on smooth movement. The Sachtler DV 12 SB Fluid Head has a 12-step counterbalance system and a 70 mm sliding plate for perfect balance, while five horizontal and vertical grades of drag ensures smooth pans.

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Sachtler System DV 12 FT MS

Sachtler System DV 12 FT MS

If a project requires you to use a small ENG camera, you are going to need a fluid head that can carry a heavy load without compromising on smooth movement. The Sachtler DV 12 SB Fluid Head has a 12-step counterbalance system and a 70 mm sliding plate for perfect balance, while five horizontal and vertical grades of drag ensures smooth pans.

Supporting cameras weighing up to 15 kg, the Sachtler DV 12 SB Fluid Head’s mix of flexibility and simplicity make it a reliable companion in even the most demanding of environments. The Touch & Go release systems means that you can mount your camera quickly, accurately and securely. Moving and adjusting shots is as simple as flicking a switch, meaning that there is less time fumbling and more time being creative.

For shoots where you need to balance quick setup, easy transport, support and stability, the Sachtler flowtech 100 MS Carbon Fibre Tripod is a valuable addition to your gear. The unique design gives each leg individual adjustment while releasing and locking together, meaning setting up on any surface is as easy as releasing a catch. The ergonomic design makes the tripod light and comfortable to carry, no matter where your creativity takes you.

Weighing only 4.1 kg, the Sachtler flowtech 100 MS can support a payload of up to 30 kg and extend to a maximum height of 155 cm. This versatility and flexibility are matched by high levels of stability so you can be sure that you’ll always be able to get the shot you are looking for. When you are ready to move on, the legs all lock together with a single mechanism to save you even more time and energy.

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Sachtler System DV 12 FT MS

If a project requires you to use a small ENG camera, you are going to need a fluid head that can carry a heavy load without compromising on smooth movement. The Sachtler DV 12 SB Fluid Head has a 12-step counterbalance system and a 70 mm sliding plate for perfect balance, while five horizontal and vertical grades of drag ensures smooth pans.

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