Vanguard Multi-Mount 6 Camera Tripod Bar

Key Features
- Allows you to mount two devices on one tripod - Perfect for spotting scope and camera combination - Adjustable width between devices
Overview
The Vanguard Multi-Mount 6 Tripod Utility Bar is an accessory that allows you to mount two cameras or other devices such as a flash units, spotting scopes, or tripod heads to a single tripod.
The bar attaches quickly and easily to your tripod with a 1/4"-20 thread screw and uses the same size screws to attach your camera, flash, spotting scope, etc., to the Multi-Mount 6's sliding bar heads. At the each end of the bar there is a 3/8"-16 screw for attaching a ball head or pan head.
This handy accessory is well suited for a broad range of shooting situations. It is great for wildlife or bird photographers, for example, who want to mount a spotting scope and a camera on one tripod for finding one of nature's creatures in the wild and then capturing an image of it before it walks or flies away.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 2.36 lb (1.07 kg) |
| Color | Black |
| Dimensions | 1.13 x 24" (28 x 450mm) |
- Vanguard Multi-Mount 6 Camera Tripod Bar
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