Davis and Sanford Fusion Aluminum Tripod with 3-Way Fluid Head

Key Features
- 3-Way Fluid Head Tripod
- Load Capacity: 8lbs
- Max Height: 61"
- Min Height: 24"
- Quick Release Plate Included
- Geared Center Column & Center Brace
OVERVIEW
The Davis & Sanford Fusion Aluminum Tripod with 3-Way Fluid Head is a full camera support system for either photography or videography. With an integrated 3-way fluid head that features a pan bar, the lightweight tripod is also well-suited for pursuits such as bird watching.
Composed of aluminum alloy and high-strength plastic, the Fusion tripod reaches a maximum height of 61" with its 3-section legs and geared center column fully extended. The tripod system weighs only 3.7 lb and supports loads up to 8 lb.
The Fusion head features a built-in fluid system, which effects smooth movements for when you're shooting video or following a bird in flight. Movements are possible in two tilt directions, including portrait tilt. The easy-grip pan and tilt bar works with the calibrations for pan and tilt to ensure perfect leveling and precise adjustments and moves.
The quick-release system is about as quick as possible: Just pull the lock release lever, and pull out the plate. Featuring a video pin, the quick-release plate is non-keyed, meaning it can be inserted into the head as it faces any direction. Folding down to 25", the Fusion tripod system includes a carry bag.
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support specifications
| Materials | Aluminum Alloy |
| Weight | 3.7lbs |
| Number of Sections | 3 |
| Load Capacity | 8lbs |
| Minimum Working Height | 24" |
| Collapsed Height | 25" |
| Maximum Working Height | 61" |
| Leg Lock Type | Flip Lock |
| Top Attachment Size | 1/4"-20 Male |
- Davis & Sanford Fusion Aluminum Tripod
- 3-Way Fluid Head
- Quick-Release Plate
- Carrying Case
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