Tiffen Presents New Davis & Sanford Magnum XG13 Tripod And FX13 Head

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Jun 29, 2012 4:32 PM

Tiffin , a heading producer and distributor of award-winning trappings is to still imaging, video, suit photo and announce markets, has denounced its redesigned Davis Sanford Magnum XG13 Tripod and FX13 Head.

The Magnum XG13 Tripod supports veteran DSLR and video shoots. The new pattern is made with high-quality aluminum compound and is precisely machined to offer the high quality and strength demanded by photographers and videographers.

The Davis Sanford tripod's switchable blow helps keep the camera steady on the stage whilst the photographer/videographer's hands are not determining the camera with the choice to spin off blow to complement particular sharpened styles.

Shipped with the Magnum XG13, the FX13 Head is made with the new Davis Sanford advanced, built-in liquid system. The liquid network is preferred for DSLR shoots in video mode together with sharpened stills of fast-moving subjects similar to birds. The FX13 Head moreover incorporates a switchable blow network to head off camera transfer and a long and partial quick-release image for video and still photography non-static change control.

Made of high-quality, low-weight aluminum alloy, the FX13 can bring a ability of up to 13 lbs. The head has 3 suggestion levels to make sure best leveling and an ergonomically written singular pan-and-tilt hoop for limit comfort. The treble head has 360-degree pan, 90-degree down, and 60-degree ceiling lean in addition to landscape and mural lean mode.

The Magnum XG13 Tripod aluminum compound legs have moreover been redesigned to offer improved ergonomics of the leg-angle let go mechanism, and improved rapid action leg locks. The leg ranges from a limit working tallness of 72" to as low as 8".

The Magnum XG13 provides speedy setup joined with updated safety with rapid action, lever-type leg locks, a low-angle adapter and leg warmers. The tripod is preferred for use with DSLR cameras, medium-format camcorders or range use.