Slik PRO 340HD 4-Section Aluminum Tripod with SH-736HD Hybrid Photo/Video Panhead, 8.8 lbs Capacity, 57" Maximum Height, 19" Folded Length

Slik PRO 340HD Tripod
Slik's Pro 340HD Tripod comes with SH-736HD dual use Photo/Video fluid effect pan head. The Slik Pro 340HD was created for digital cameras that have HD video recording capability. The hybrid SH-736HD is a smooth-moving fluid effect 3-way pan head with quick release for easy mounting and removal of the camera. What makes this head special are the pan and tilt drag controls that are separate from the pan/tilt handle locks. This allows the photographer to fine-tune the tightness (drag) of the movement based on the weight of the camera and lens. This head is specifically designed for photo and video/cine use.

• 8.8 lbs capacity
• Hybrid photo-video head for smooth pan and
• title movements with drag control
• Sturdy yet light-weight AMT alloy tripod
• Maximum height of 64 inches
• For photo, video and light cine use

The 2-way pan head moves in two directions like a professional video head while still having a quick release plat form that flips up and locks for taking vertical shots. Slik's exclusive A.M.T. super Aluminum-Magnesium-Titanium alloy legs make the Pro 340HD tripod very steady. The A.M.T. alloy has a 40% greater strength to weight ratio than standard aluminum. This makes the legs lighter and stronger than the standard metal used in most tripods. This compact tripod has 4 leg sections to collapse down to just over 20 inches, making the PRO 340HD great for traveling and backpacking.

Slik SH-736HD Fluid-effect 3-way Pan Head
The Slik SH-736HD is a smooth-moving fluid effect 2-way pan head. It has a quick release plate for easy mounting and removal of a DSLR or video camera. The all-metal head allows dual photo and video use and moves in two directions like a professional video head. The Slik SH-736HD also has pan and tilt drag controls that are separate from the pan/tilt handle locks. This allows the photographer to fine-tune the tightness (drag) of the movement based on the weight of the camera and lens. The head can also hold up to 11.0 lbs of equipment.