Manfrotto Cold Shoe Tilt Head

107107

Regular Price £50.95 Special Price £40.00

Available in-store only (see store stock below)

SKU

107107

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OFFER ENDS: 27-12-2030 23:59

The Manfrotto Cold Shoe Tilt Head is the next generation tilt head to replace the 'Snap Tilt Head' and features: a re-designed umbrella hole angled so that speedlights can now be positioned more centrally, leading to a more even distribution of light; increased locking torque on the tilt knob to ensure a secure position and prevent any movement during a shoot; a new locking mechanism to allow the use of any stand or accessory with a 5/8" (16mm) spigot.

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Description

Key features:

Counterbalance mechanism to protect equipment
Maximum payload of 2kg
Unique smart locking ring
Angled umbrella hole for even light distribution
Compatible with any stand using a 5/8" (16mm) spigot

Manfrotto Cold Shoe Tilt Head

The unique smart locking ring of the Manfrotto Cold Shoe Tilt Head allows you to easily and securely, fasten your accessories, plus Manfrotto’s innovative counterbalance mechanism provides maximum safety due to its spring loaded system which prevents any attached accessories from accidentally falling and potentially getting damaged. Additionally, with a maximum payload of 2 kg, the Manfrotto Cold Shoe Tilt Head can comfortably support the latest professional lighting equipment including flash and LED without problems or compromises, even when paired with a modifier.

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