Video tripods
Video tripods
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A tripod for a video camera must stand firmly in order to record stable images. The head must also be able to move smoothly and without shocks. Therefore, liquid heads are often used for filming. If you want to capture moving subjects, you can use a rig to follow the subject in one smooth line. With a stabilizer you can also move yourself, without your picture looking jerky. For example, there is a different video tripod for every subject you film.
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Extended length 165 cm
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Tripod
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Collapsed length 49 cm
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Extended length 152,4 cm
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Tripod
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Collapsed length 39,1 cm
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Mini tripod, Tripod
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Collapsed length 17,3 cm
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Weight 0,193 kg
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Extended length 105 cm
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Mini tripod, Monopod, Tripod
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Collapsed length 24 cm
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Extended length 165 cm
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Mini tripod, Monopod, Tripod
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Collapsed length 25 cm
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Extended length 180 cm
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Monopod, Tripod
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Collapsed length 48 cm
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Extended length 152,4 cm
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Tripod
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Collapsed length 39,1 cm
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Extended length 171,5 cm
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Monopod, Tripod
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Collapsed length 48 cm
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Mini tripod
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Not slide out
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1/4-inch tripod screw
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Extended length 90 cm
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Tripod
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Collapsed length 37 cm
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Monopod
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Weight 76,5 g
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Plastic
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Gorillapod, Mini tripod, Tripod
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Collapsed length 22 cm
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Maximum load capacity 1 kg
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Tripod
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Collapsed length 17,3 cm
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Maximum load capacity 1,5 kg
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Advice on video tripods
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