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Manfrotto Nitrotech N12 Fluid Video Head Announced

- 7 years ago

Manfrotto has announced a brand-new Nitrotech N12 Fluid Video Head. A combination of Manfrotto’s successful pro video head features along with the latest nitrogen piston mechanism

The new N12 Fluid Video Head guarantees a continuous counterbalance function and promises a perfect solution for the trend in the use of smaller cameras for shooting with a mixture of accessories attached.

The new Nitrotech N12 from Manfrotto

The head can securely support loads from 4kg through to 12kg and features a unique nitrogen piston mechanism that guarantees a precise, continuous counterbalance system along with a variable fluid drag system [VFDS]. The VFDS promises impeccable performance with both pan and tilt motion for the most fluid footage possible with any video head.

The new Nitrotech N12 also stars Manfrotto’s unique 3/8” anti-rotation Easy Link connector which allows for the attachment of a wide range of accessories. Its longer side lock sliding plate allows the camera to click in from above for quick and accurate set-up and it is furnished with a metric ruler and back-lit levelling bubble for simple use.

The new head’s 75mm flat base will fit a wide range of supports including all manner of sliders and jibs, [for example] for all kinds of applications and productions.

Pricing and availability

The Nitrotech N12 is now available at £599.95.

Kits start at £1099.95.

For more information, please visit THIS LINK

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