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User Manual for Vinten Vector 75 Fluid Head Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Vinten Vector 75 Fluid Head
- Product category: Video Tripod Heads 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 Video Tripod Heads
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Product description Vinten's Vector 75 Fluid Head is modern, advanced update of their industry-standard Vector 70 head--with an improved carrying capacity, and stronger, more durable components. It combines the fluid drag system of the Vector 70 with operational improvements borrowed from their top-of-the-line Vector 750. Infinitely adjustable counterbalance and LF drag, a retractable "T" bar slide plate positioner that gives you 13" of camera platform movement, and a high-contrast illuminated blue LED level bubble are some of the top features of the Vector 75. Fine adjustment of drag levels as well as whip pan at any level of drag makes this an industry favorite. The pantographic balance system is suitable for camera, lens and teleprompter combinations up to 165 lb. Combined with the LF drag system it provides the ultimate in smooth, precise quality of movement. The Vector 75 is well-suited for a modern fast-paced, cost-conscious production company. - Infinitely adjustable counterbalance
- Infinitely adjustable LF drag offering complete camera control at any zoom level
- Retractable "T" bar slide plate positioner providing 33 cm / 13" camera platform movement
- Blue LED level bubble illumination providing high contrast in any light
- Standard prompter bar mountings in the wedge adapter
- Replaceable pan bar serration disks
- The pantographic balance mechanism, unique to the Vinten Vector range, makes adjustment simple and eliminates the need for time consuming cam changes when altering the camera configuration.
- This counterbalance mechanism, combined with the Vinten standard LF drag system, provides the ultimate in smooth, precise quality of movement.
In the Box Vinten Vector 75 Fluid Head 3219-82 Telescopic Pan Bar and Clamp bbtbyawu Automatic Wedge Adapter 4 x Fixing Bolts 4 x Washers Spanner Battery (9V, PP3) Limited 1-Year Warranty User Manual PDF 2.4mb Table of Contents
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Technical parametersVinten Vector 75 Specs | | | Load Capacity | 165.4 lb / 75 kg | | Counter Balance | Continuous | | Dimensions | 14 x 13.8 x 10" / 35.6 x 35.1 x 25.4 cm | | | | Package Weight | 50.35 lb | | Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 20.0 x 19.0 x 15.5" |
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