Sachtler FSB 8 MK II Fluid Head with 75/2 CF MK II Carbon Fiber Tripod, Mid-Level Spreader and Rubber Feet

How can you capture the perfect shot with precision and balance The FSB 8 MK II Fluid Head with 75/2 CF MK II Carbon Fiber Tripod, Mid-Level Spreader, and Rubber Feet is your answer. This advanced camera support system, redesigned with features from the groundbreaking Sachtler aktiv fluid head range, delivers finely calibrated levels of drag and counterbalance for precision movement.

The FSB 8 MK II Fluid Head is built to withstand the toughest conditions, providing repeatable, reliable camera support for every shot. It features Speed Balance technology, capable of finely balancing any camera payload from 0kg up to 12kg (26.5lbs). The snap and go side loading mechanism, with a sliding range of 120mm (4.7in), simplifies the mounting and positioning of accessorized cameras.

The FSB 8 MK II Fluid Head also boasts an illuminated Prism Bubble, visible from any height, day or night, ensuring your setup is always level. With patented Sachtler drag, you can create precision pans with smooth starts and soft stops. Three horizontal and vertical drag settings allow you to tune the drag to your payload, providing subtle and smooth movement.

The system includes an ultra-lightweight 2-stage carbon fiber 75mm tripod, designed to minimize weight without compromising strength. The tripod features three 3/8" accessory mounting points on the bowl, allowing you to add extra accessories like a Magic Arm. The included carry handle can be attached for easy, one-handed transportation of the system.

For added stability on uneven terrain, the system comes with a detachable mid-level spreader. A padded bag is also included for convenient transportation.

Engineered to the highest standards with robust materials and precision components, the FSB 8 MK II Fluid Head with 75/2 CF MK II Carbon Fiber Tripod, Mid-Level Spreader, and Rubber Feet is built for endurance. It delivers consistent performance across a wide range of temperatures and environments, making it the first choice for busy operators.