Benro A48FDS6PRO Aluminum Video Monopod with S6PRO Head


Key Features
- Versatile, Compact Monopod
- Maximum Height 5.8'
- Load Capacity 13.2lbs
- 5 Steps Counterbalance
- 65mm Flat Base with 3/8"-16 Thread
- Locking / Folding Leg Base
- Two 1/4"-20 Mounts for Attaching Accessories
OVERVIEW
The Benro A48FDS6PRO is a travel-friendly flip lock video monopod provides a 13.2 lb.(6kg) payload capacity ideal for Mirrorless and HDSLR cameras. The S6 PRO Video Monopod Kit features a 3-leg locking base with ball joint for smooth and stable shots along with reverse folding legs for compact travel. Ideal for a small video cameras and mirrorless rigs with accessories, the S6 PRO video head supports up to 13.2 lb./6kg. Equipped with a 65mm flat base with a 3/8"-16 thread, the S6 PRO is a versatile creative tool allowing you to mount the head separately on sliders, jibs, or monopods.
Other features include: pan & tilt lock, continuous pan & tilt drag, 6-step counterbalance (0-5), illuminated bubble level and two 1/4"-20 accessory mounts for attaching monitor arms or audio recorders directly to the head. This allows you to attach accessories without needing a cage or rig to do so. Tilt range for the S6 PRO is +90o/-75o. The forward 90 degree tilt helps with table top setups. The S6 PRO also features metal ratchet style knobs and an improved CNC machined aluminum sliding camera plate.
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support specifications
| Top Attachment Size | 1/4"-20 Male<br>3/8"-16 Male</br> |
| Materials | Aluminum<br>Magnesium</br> |
| Number of Sections | 4 |
| Pan Range | 360° |
| Load Capacity | 13.2lbs |
| Maximum Working Height | 5.8' |
| Leg Lock Type | Flip Lock |
| Minimum Working Height | 2.2' |
| Weight | 5.9lbs |
- A48F Monopod
- S6PRO Video Head
- Pan Arm
- Camera Plate
- Carrying Case
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