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Compact and stable SmallRig 4060 Carbon Fiber Tripod AP-10 with quick angle adjustment, monopod conversion, and Arca-Swiss ball head for travel photography.
SmallRig 4060 Carbon Fiber Tripod AP-10
Product ID: 18738
SKU: 18738
Model: 4060
Ean: 6941590010304
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: SmallRig
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| Type of Product | Tripod Photo |
| Tripod set | with head |
| Sections | 4 |
| Material | karbona |
Product details
SmallRig 4060 Carbon Fiber Tripod AP-10
Design and Build
The SmallRig Carbon Fiber Tripod AP-10 is specifically engineered for travel photography, combining portability with stability. It features lightweight yet durable carbon fiber legs and a non-center column design, making it compact without compromising shooting steadiness.
Specifications
- Maximum height: 133 cm
- Load capacity: up to 10 kg
- Leg sections: Four, with flip locks for quick extension
- Tripod weight: Lightweight due to carbon fiber construction
Features
- One leg can be detached and used independently as a monopod with the tripod head.
- Lock knob allows quick angle adjustment with three preset stops at 23°, 55°, and 85° for versatile shooting angles.
- Equipped with an Arca-Swiss quick-release panoramic ball head capable of 360° swivel and 90° tilt for vertical shots.
- 1/4"-20 threaded holes located in the leg joints support mounting of accessories such as SmallRig Magic Arms (models 3238 and 2163) for microphones, monitors, or picture transmission systems.
Usage
This tripod is ideal for photographers who require a stable yet portable support system during travel. Its quick angle adjustments and ability to convert into a monopod provide flexibility for various shooting scenarios, including panoramic and vertical photography.
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