Miller Versa 4147 CXV14 Solo-Q 100 2-STG (Carbon Fibre) Tripod System with Bag

CX10 Combo pedestal offers light weight portability employing an air adjustable column system that delivers a 350mm (13.8”) stroke with a payload range 0-12.0kg (0-26.4lbs).
Sturdy construction results maximum stability and reliability. Simple to use features, easy setups, stress free user experience.
This makes the Combo pedestal the clear stand-out choice for studio operators looking for a versatile pedestal that punches above its weight.

The 3768 CX10 Solo 100 3-stage (carbon fibre) tripod system with a robust 100mm ball levelling fluid head designed for users needing the stability that comes with 100mm tripods, cost effectively.
CX10 employs CB Plus technology providing 16 positions of counterbalance and 5+0 levels of pan and tilt settings of Miller’s fluid drag with 60mm of camera plate travel, enabling you to easily select the perfect settings to match your configuration for ultimate camera control.
The CX10 is matched with the 3 stage Solo (carbon fibre) tripod that results in range topping height range of 373-2023mm (14.7-79.6″), all terrain versatility in the lightest CX10 system package.

The 3038 Alloy, Sprinter II, 2-stage Arrowx 3 system, fitted with ground spreader is designed for speed of setup, high level of stability and flexibility of payload, is best suited for level terrain.
Featuring a wide payload range, precision fluid drag and Miller’s innovative 16 position CB Plus™ counterbalance system, Arrowx 3 delivers the flexibility, speed of set up and accuracy of shot, professionals expect and demand.
1-19kg (2.2-41.8lbs) payload range and 5 + 0 selectable pan-tilt fluid drag positions make Arrowx 3 ideal for news gathering and documentaries, enabling it to be used with a wide range of cameras, lenses and accessories.
The Arrowx 3 is matched with the 2 stage Sprinter II (alloy) tripod and ground spreader to give incredible speed of set up and incredible height range.
Gone are the days where you have to carry two tripods to use large and small cameras on the same shoot.