
Key Features
- Benro C474T Carbon Fiber Video Tripod
- For 100mm video heads
- 3-section legs with twist locks
- Bubble level
- Carbon-fiber legs
- Aluminum bowl
Overview
The Benro C474T Carbon Fiber Video Tripod lets you shoot stable shots on any surface. Video heads having 100mm balls can be used on this tripod. The tripod has three-section legs with twist-lock mechanisms, which help in extending the height up to 59 inches. The tripod comes with interchangeable feet that can be swapped between rubber and spike, depending on the surface. With the bubble level, the tripod's alignment can be easily set right. The legs are made of carbon fiber, while the bowl is made from aluminum. You may detach the legs from the bowl for cleaning dirt and grit between the gaps.
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support specifications
| Number of Sections | 3 sections |
| Legs Tube Diameter | 1: 36 mm; 2: 32 mm; 3: 28 mm |
| Load Capacity | 77 lb (35 kg) |
detailed specifications
| Maximum Height | 59.0" (149.9 cm) |
| Minimum Height | 6" (15.2 cm) |
| Material | Legs: Carbon fiber; Bowl: Aluminum |
| Closed Length | 26" (66 cm) |
physical specifications
| Weight | 8.2 lb (3.7 kg) |
- Benro C474T Carbon Fiber Video Tripod (100mm Bowl)
- Padded Carrying Case with Shoulder Strap
- Set of Spiked Feet
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