Tripod
The Hama Traveller Compact Pro
Tripods are used in photography to stabilise the camera in order to maximise sharpness and detail whilst eliminating camera shaking that can otherwise cause blurring. Tripods can be an integral part of any photographer?s photography equipment no matter what your level of skill, creating stunning, high-quality, professional looking images providing that the right one is chosen. The Traveller Pro from Hama will ensure excellent still shots, (self-) portraits or horizontal tilts and vertical pans with its 3D ball tilt head and rotating central column for macro photography.Even mounting or changing cameras on the go is made super easy thanks to the quick-release plate with safety catch and ?click function?. The Traveler Pro from Hama is a must for any keen photographer.
Key features
- 4-section tripod legs (3x extendible)
- Light aluminium construction
- 3D ball head for professional use
- Quick release plate with safety catch and "click function"
- Rotating centre column for macro photography (retro setting)
- "Column brake" for locking the centre column into position
- Tripod legs can be expanded, for optimum proximity to the ground
- Rubber feet and retracting steel spikes for absolutely secure positioning
- Handy quick-action leg locks to fix the leg length
- Non-slip foam grip at the tripod legs against cold and for a secure grip
- Incl. weighting hook
- Incl. spirit level
- Profile thickness: 23mm
Specifications
- Use: Photo/Video (3D)
- Max. Loading: 10000 g
- Model: Tripod
- Thread/Connection: 1/4" (6,4 mm)
- Tripod Head: 3D Ball Tilt
- Material: Aluminium
- Tripod Leg: 4 pieces (3-extendable)
- Max. Profile thickness: 23 mm
- Incl. Tripod Case: Yes
- Colour: Black/Grey
- Max. Height: 163 cm
- Min. Height: 52 cm
- Weight: 1370 g
We have chosen to use a tripod whilst shooting in order to enable us to get a sharp and clear picture whilst filming, particularly in the darkroom, the tripod will also help us to stop camera shake which you would normally see appear when hand- holding a camera.
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