Cameras: News and Updates
Game-changing Design and Technology for Professional Videographers (LAS VEGAS, NV) Manfrotto Distribution, world leader in the equipment and accessories industry for photography and imaging, has announced the launch of the new MVK502AM Tripod System. The system will debut at the National Association of Broadcasters show in Las Vegas. The MVH502A head is specifically designed to provide versatile support for the latest camcorders and HDSLR cameras, and can support up to 13.2 lbs. of equipment. Made entirely of aluminum to ensure rigidity and safety during shooting, the head also come with a longer sliding plate ensuring better camera balance for the videographer. The head also feature a wider cross-section which is designed to comfortably fit the new designs of the latest cameras and camcorders and also allow for easy access to the heads' secondary accessory connectors. Unwanted vibrations for PAN and TILT movements have been removed thanks to ball-bearing units as both heads feature a variable Fluid Drag System (FDS) with adjustable cartridges. The 502 head Counterbalance System (CBS) ensures that head rotations are always fast and easy, allowing for more control no matter how the camera's weight is distributed. The new quick release button has been moved for better accessibility, while the pan bar can be attached to the left or right side of the head for a steadier, more comfortable grip. The head is made with PVC-free material, as part of Manfrotto's ongoing commitment to designing environmentally friendly products. As with all video products Manfrotto designs and makes, the new MVK502AM and its components embodies our long heritage and our advanced approach to research and development. Manfrotto ensures that the MVK502AM's build quality and reliability are up to the same exacting standards as ever; while focus on cutting edge technology and design gives the system and its components professional performance and ease of use. For more information, visit www.manfrotto.com.
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