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Manfrotto 190XPRO 3-Section Aluminum Tripod with XPRO 3-Way Pan/Tilt Head
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Manfrotto 190XPRO 3-Section Aluminum Tripod with Features
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Quickly switch from vertical to horizontal operation
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Rigid and quick to extend and adjust
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Freely rotating bubble level for more precise shooting
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Friction control for more-even weight distribution
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No need to disassemble your equipment when switching orientation
About Manfrotto 190XPRO 3-Section Aluminum Tripod With
The 190XPRO3 is a compact 3-section aluminium tripod with advanced features and excellent build quality.The key feature of the 190XPRO3 is its 90 Degree Centre column mechanism, which allows the column to be extended vertically as normal, or horizontally. The horizontal column mechanism is housed within the tripod's top casting for compactness, but it is easily and quickly extended whenever you need it. Switching between vertical and horizontal column orientation requires no disassembly, and can even be done with a camera attached.The legs of the 190XPRO3 tripod are also fast to extend and adjust, thanks to the Quick Power Lock levers that block and unblock each leg section. The special design of the QPL levers allows a single-handed grip of the leg locks. Intuitive and ergonomic leg angle selectors allow each leg to be independently and solidly set to any of the preset angles, again allowing considerable positioning freedom.A bubble level is built in to the top of the Centre column for precise framing. The bubble level rotates freely around the Centre column, so it can be positioned wherever it's easiest for you to see it.The X-PRO 3-Way Head has retractable levers which make it ultra-compact, and also features new friction controls on the portrait and tilt axes, to help balance the weight of camera equipment so that fine framing adjustments can be made with the locking knobs open, only locking everything down once the shot is ready.
