Berlebach - 灯具 - Mulda 报告 8023 - 金属, 白蜡木
编号 85620439
Berlebach Mulda Report 8023 wooden tripod. From 21st century Germany.
This is one of the more interesting photographic items available from around the world.
Especially designed to hold an Arri lamp, this is a 3-section model, featuring a sliding centre-column which adds additional height adjustment.
Features:
• Hook at the bottom
• Locking legs
• 3 leg sections
• Made ouf of ash wood
• Legs spread to an angle of about 20°, 45° or 90°
• Convertible rubber feet
• Eyelets on metal clamps to attach steel chain
• Minimum height: 52cm
• Maximum height: 176cm
• Maximum load: 10Kg
This tripod is of solid construction with a combination of wood and metal. At 2.8Kg it is heavy and is 69cm in height when folded up.
To adjust the height of the tripod there are two screws with substantial grips and as long as you unscrew them far enough the legs are easy to adjust.
The tripod can extend from 52cm to 176cm, which is likely to be ample height. If you enjoy shooting low to ground you can reverse the centre-column and set the legs to 45° and have your camera as low as you like.
The feet are chunky which means that it doesn't sink into the ground, and can be adjusted to be used as spikes or rubber feet.
The tripod proves extremely versatile whether you want to shoot stood up or low to the ground, despite its weight. U374
Berlebach Mulda Report 8023 wooden tripod. From 21st century Germany.
This is one of the more interesting photographic items available from around the world.
Especially designed to hold an Arri lamp, this is a 3-section model, featuring a sliding centre-column which adds additional height adjustment.
Features:
• Hook at the bottom
• Locking legs
• 3 leg sections
• Made ouf of ash wood
• Legs spread to an angle of about 20°, 45° or 90°
• Convertible rubber feet
• Eyelets on metal clamps to attach steel chain
• Minimum height: 52cm
• Maximum height: 176cm
• Maximum load: 10Kg
This tripod is of solid construction with a combination of wood and metal. At 2.8Kg it is heavy and is 69cm in height when folded up.
To adjust the height of the tripod there are two screws with substantial grips and as long as you unscrew them far enough the legs are easy to adjust.
The tripod can extend from 52cm to 176cm, which is likely to be ample height. If you enjoy shooting low to ground you can reverse the centre-column and set the legs to 45° and have your camera as low as you like.
The feet are chunky which means that it doesn't sink into the ground, and can be adjusted to be used as spikes or rubber feet.
The tripod proves extremely versatile whether you want to shoot stood up or low to the ground, despite its weight. U374
