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Tilta BT03 Carbon Fiber Tabletop Tripod with Ball Head

The BT03 Carbon Fiber Tabletop Tripod with Ball Head from Tilta is a durable, compact support option for creators and photographers on the go with cameras and setups under 3 kg. With a height ranging from 27.4 to 34.7 cm, or 55.6 cm with the separately available extendable center column, and a folded length of 28.1 cm, this tripod is small enough to easily pack or carry while still offering plenty of height to find the right angle. The tripod also owes some of its versatility to the independently adjustable twist-lock legs, which also feature three-stop angle adjustment, allowing you to still get level shots on uneven surfaces. The ball head is Arca-type compatible for quick attachment of gear and offers 360°' panning with independent locking knobs, as well as a 90° drop notch. Additional 1/4"-20 accessory mounting threads help you unlock further possibilities for customising this tripod to your needs, and a durable carbon fiber construction means it weighs roughly 408.2 g.

SKU: GC33-TT-BT03-FB-FG

Tilta BT03 Carbon Fiber Tabletop Tripod with Ball Head

Tilta BT03 Carbon Fiber Tabletop Tripod with Ball Head

The BT03 Carbon Fiber Tabletop Tripod with Ball Head from Tilta is a durable, compact support option for creators and photographers on the go with cameras and setups under 3 kg. With a height ranging from 27.4 to 34.7 cm, or 55.6 cm with the separately available extendable center column, and a folded length of 28.1 cm, this tripod is small enough to easily pack or carry while still offering plenty of height to find the right angle. The tripod also owes some of its versatility to the independently adjustable twist-lock legs, which also feature three-stop angle adjustment, allowing you to still get level shots on uneven surfaces. The ball head is Arca-type compatible for quick attachment of gear and offers 360°' panning with independent locking knobs, as well as a 90° drop notch. Additional 1/4"-20 accessory mounting threads help you unlock further possibilities for customising this tripod to your needs, and a durable carbon fiber construction means it weighs roughly 408.2 g.

Key Features:

Load Capacity: 3 kg

Working Height Range: 27.4 to 34.7 cm

Folded Length: 28.1 cm

360° Panning Ball Head

2-Section Carbon Fiber, Twist-Lock Legs

Weight: 408.2 g

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Tilta BT03 Carbon Fiber Tabletop Tripod with Ball Head

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Tilta BT03 Carbon Fiber Tabletop Tripod with Ball Head

The BT03 Carbon Fiber Tabletop Tripod with Ball Head from Tilta is a durable, compact support option for creators and photographers on the go with cameras and setups under 3 kg. With a height ranging from 27.4 to 34.7 cm, or 55.6 cm with the separately available extendable center column, and a folded length of 28.1 cm, this tripod is small enough to easily pack or carry while still offering plenty of height to find the right angle. The tripod also owes some of its versatility to the independently adjustable twist-lock legs, which also feature three-stop angle adjustment, allowing you to still get level shots on uneven surfaces. The ball head is Arca-type compatible for quick attachment of gear and offers 360°' panning with independent locking knobs, as well as a 90° drop notch. Additional 1/4"-20 accessory mounting threads help you unlock further possibilities for customising this tripod to your needs, and a durable carbon fiber construction means it weighs roughly 408.2 g.

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