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Slik Pro 340HD Tripod with SH-736HD 3-Way Pan Head

The compact Slik Pro 340 series tripods should be a contender. If you have a mirrorless camera or entry level DSLR this tripod can handle up to 3.0 kg for camera equipment.

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Slik Pro 340HD Tripod with SH-736HD 3-Way Pan Head

Slik Pro 340HD Tripod with SH-736HD 3-Way Pan Head

The compact Slik Pro 340 series tripods should be a contender. If you have a mirrorless camera or entry level DSLR this tripod can handle up to 3.0 kg for camera equipment.

The Slik Pro 340HD was created for DSLR's that have HD video recording capability. The SH-736HD is a smooth-moving fluid effect 3-way pan head with quick release for easy mounting and removal of a DSLR, video camera or camera. This all-metal head is specifically designed for photo and video use. The SH-736HD has pan and tilt drag controls that are separate from the pan/tilt handle locks. This allows the photographer to fine-tune the tightness of the movement based on the weight of the camera and lens. The head can hold up to 5.0 kg of equipment.

Slik's exclusive AMT super titanium alloy legs make the Pro 340 series tripods steady and lightweight. "What's so great about AMT alloy?" You may be thinking. AMT has a 40% greater strength to weight ratio than standard aluminium. The legs are lighter weight yet stronger than the standard metal used in most of today's tripods. This lightweight comes with a price comparable to other standard aluminium tripods.

The 3 leg sections means the tripod folds down to 490mm in length making it an easy traveler while fully extended it can reach up to 1,454mm. The Slik Pro 340DX also makes setting up easy with secure, speed-release leg locks. Padded leg wraps make the tripod more comfortable to carry. A gearless center column and 3-position, adjustable angle leg locks allow easy set-up on uneven ground or steps.

Key Features:

Supports Up to 3 kg Cameras

AMT Super Titanium Alloy Legs

Compact Folded Length 49 cm

Maximum Height 145.4 cm

Smooth Fluid 3-Way Pan Head

Speed-Release Leg Locks

Gearless Centre Column Adjustment

3-Position Adjustable Leg Angles

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Slik Pro 340HD Tripod with SH-736HD 3-Way Pan Head

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Slik Pro 340HD Tripod with SH-736HD 3-Way Pan Head

The compact Slik Pro 340 series tripods should be a contender. If you have a mirrorless camera or entry level DSLR this tripod can handle up to 3.0 kg for camera equipment.

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