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Sachtler Tripod Cine 2000 short
Sachtler Tripod Cine 2000 short
Whatever surface you are working on, you need to be sure that you are stable and safe at all times. The Sachtler Cine 2000 S Heavy-Duty Aluminum Tripod is built to help you work in complete confidence at a height range of 17 – 43 cm. The aluminium design and large spikes give you a solid foundation to work on in any environment so that you can focus on getting the best shot possible.
Once you have found the perfect shooting position, fast-action clamps and scales allow you to level in a matter of seconds. The 150 mm bowl base means that you can use the majority of popular cine/EFP fluid heads so that you can work in the way that brings out your best. The hinge lock adjustment helps to prevent any unwanted friction between the tripod bowl and legs, meaning that all your gear continues to operate at its highest level for longer.
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Sachtler Tripod Cine 2000 short
Whatever surface you are working on, you need to be sure that you are stable and safe at all times. The Sachtler Cine 2000 S Heavy-Duty Aluminum Tripod is built to help you work in complete confidence at a height range of 17 – 43 cm. The aluminium design and large spikes give you a solid foundation to work on in any environment so that you can focus on getting the best shot possible.
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