SmallRig AD-50 Max Video Carbon Fiber Tripod 5201

SmallRig AD-50 Max Video Carbon Fiber Tripod 5201

SmallRig AD-50 Max Video Carbon Fiber Tripod 5201 is designed for professional outdoor filmmaker. Featuring FreeSpeed technology, adopt a one-step locking system - operating a single toggle can lock two sections of legs quickly. Constructed with carbon fiber, lightweight design while delivering exceptional stability and high load-bearing capacity. Operating Altitude ranges from 35cm (13.8in) to 174cm (68.5in), and a compact storage length of 84cm (33.1in). The tripod includes a quick release mid-level spreader, a compact fluid head, featuring a damping system, allows you to pan the camera smoothly. When its center of gravity height is put at 55mm, the panning, and pre-set fixed counterbalance system can help precisely control the camera or other rigs weighing up to 4kg (8.8lb) for great counterbalance. The video head can carry as much as 8kg (17.6lb). It has a newly-designed snap-on quick-release plate mount, a more efficient mounting solution than traditional slide-on ones, which is DJI RS series quick release plate and 501PL quick release plate compatible to realize a free switch between stabilizer shooting and tripod shooting. The kit also features 1/4"-20 threaded holes for attaching accessories like magic arms, along with a built-in flat head screw for convenient camera installation and removal. It weighs only 3.6kg.

Note:

1. Before shooting, make sure the head, mid-level spreader, tripod locking status are in normal condition.

2. Avoid use in sandy or dusty environments to prevent the risk of damage.

3. Max payload of head: 8kg / 17.6lb (height at 174cm / 68.5in).

4. The weight capacity of the tripod head is not the absolute limit; it varies depending on the type of equipment, lenses used, accessories attached, and changes in the center of gravity.

5. Max payload of tripod: 15kg / 33lbs (tripod head detached, height at 164cm / 64.5in).

6. When adjusting the length of the mid-level spreader, need to pull out the angle adjustment knob at the top of the tripod.