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Diameter:72 mmFitting:BowensFlash output:to 100Wsto 200Wsto 300Wsto 500WsFor Camera:FujiPanasonicSonyUniversalLED power:Over 10 WMax Load:from 3.01 to 4 kgPower:to 500WPower source:AC PoweredSoftbox setup:StandardSoftbox Shape:SquareRectangularOtherTrigger type:WiredWeight:from 0.51 to 1 kg
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The 3570 tripod with max height 165cm and 3D head with load capacity 4kg. 3-section legs are braced with spreader.
Transport Tube made from heavy carton. Dimensions: 10x110 cm. Two plastic caps included.
Transport Tube made from heavy carton. Dimensions: 10x130 cm. Two plastic caps included.
Equivalent of 800W standard bulb. E27 thread.
Equivalent of 300W standard bulb. E27 thread.
Aluminum foot for mounting in the camera and camcorder socket. Allows installation of accessories with a 3/8" socket
Photographic tripod with telescopic central column with the possibility of setting it horizontally. Max height: 163cm. Load capacity: 2kg
Photographic tripod with telescopic central column with the possibility of setting it horizontally. Max height: 165cm. Load capacity: 3kg
A tripod with a 3-segment central column. It is able to hold equipment weighing up to 2.5 kg.
3 bulb lamp, 75W. Umbrella socket.
