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User Manual for Vinten flowtech 75 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Ground Spreader Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Vinten flowtech 75 Carbon Fiber Tripod
- Product category: Tripod Legs Vinten
- Brand: Vinten
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
- Authorized service for Vinten Tripod Legs
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User manual for the Vinten flowtech 75 Carbon Fiber Tripod contain basic instructions
that need to be followed during installation and operation.
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Follow all the safety instructions and warnings, and be guided by the given recommendations.
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for possible defects should you make a warranty claim. Download an official Vinten user manual in which you will find instructions on how to install, use, maintain and service your product.
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Product description The Vinten flowtech 75 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Ground Spreader eschews the common single or double carbon fiber tube design; instead it has redesigned the shape of the legs for improved torsional strength. The legs weigh just over 6.4 pounds, yet they can support a payload of up to 44 pounds, and extend from a minimum height of 16.1" to a maximum height of 62.2" when using the included removable ground spreader. Each leg features a single clamping lever that locks and unlocks the sections.
Each leg extends or retracts independently from the other two, and when it is detached from the spreader each leg can pivot without affecting the other legs. This is especially useful when working on rough or uneven terrain. You can remove the spreader completely and lock each leg in one of three positions, so you can work without a spreader if you wish. This enables you to spread the legs extremely wide for low shots while the tripod legs maintain their torsional stability. The dual spikes at the end of each leg provide extra grip when working on softer ground, and you can snap on the included rubber feet onto the dual spikes for better grip when working on hard or delicate surfaces. Included with the legs are an attachment mount and a carry handle that mount on the side of the bowl using the 3/8"-16 threaded mounting holes. Features - Dual-stage, carbon fiber, 75mm bowl tripod.
- Three 3/8"-16 accessory mounting holes are integrated into the outside of the 75mm bowl.
- The legs by themselves weigh only 6.4 pounds but support up to 44 pounds.
- The design and construction of the legs provide tremendous torsional stability. In other words, the legs resist twisting when you pan the tripod head.
- When using the ground spreader, you can use the included rubber feet to protect delicate surfaces from the tripod's foot spikes.
- Each leg features a single clamping lever lock design at the top of the leg, near the 75mm bowl. This allows you to loosen all three leg sections from a single location, saving you time while reducing the wear and tear on your body as you don't have to bend down to loosen a lock at the bottom to lower or raise the legs.
- The legs incorporate a locking mechanism that enables the legs to move freely for working with a spreader, or to lock at one of three angles when working without a spreader.
- With the spreader, the height range is 16.1 to 62.2". However, if you remove the ground spreader and utilize the built-in locking mechanism, the usable height range is 10.2 to 60.2".
- When closing the legs, there is room for the ground spreader to be folded up while remaining attached. The legs feature a magnetic locking system strong enough to hold them together during transport, but it also allows you to easily release the legs when you want to set them up.
In the Box Vinten flowtech 75 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Ground Spreader Ground Spreader for flowtech 75 and 100 Tripods Attachment Mount for flowtech 75 Tripod Carry Handle for flowtech Tripods Limited 1-Year Warranty Table of Contents
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Technical parametersVinten Flowtech 75 Specs | | | Head Mount Type | 75 mm Bowl | | Load Capacity | 44 lb / 19.96 kg | | Maximum Working Height | 60.24" / 153 cm (without Spreader)
62.20" / 158 cm (with Spreader) | | Minimum Working Height | 10.24" / 26 cm (without Spreader)
16.14" / 41 cm (with Spreader) | | Folded Length | 27.17" / 69 cm | | Materials | Aluminum and Carbon Fiber | | Accessory Mounting | 3 x 3/8"-16 Female Thread | | Weight | 6.4 lb / 2.90 kg Legs only | | | | Leg Lock Type | Lever Lock | | Leg Positions | Locking 3 Positions and Continuously Adjustable | | Independent Leg Spread | Yes | | Leg Sections | 3 | | Feet Features | Rubber, Removable, Dual Spiked | | Spreader | Ground (Included) |
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