This is a used Vinten Vector 750 Fluid Head in very good condition, with some light scratches from regular use. The head operates smoothly, just like on day one, with a rated load capacity of 154 lbs. There are no oil leaks. This setup is compatible with Fujinon and Canon box lenses. All the pictures shown are of the actual item being sold.
Package includes:
•Vinten Vector 750 Fluid Head (with flat base)
•Two pan arms with one extension
•Original cardboard box with inserts for the pan head
Designed for professional use, this heavy-duty head features thin film (TF) pan and tilt drag assemblies, and Vinton's infinitely adjustable Perfect Balance system. Thin film technology offers continuous adjustment over a wide range of drag and the ability to whip-pan without manually reducing the drag level. Perfect Balance is infinitely adjustable, generating the precise torque level needed to counterbalance the camera throughout the head's tilt range.
Additional pro-style features include a center tilt-axis lock, a built-in carrying handle, a balance plate with 13" of adjustment, and a switch-operated illuminated bubble-level. Pan and tilt brakes are located at the rear of the head for convenient operating, with drag controls on the left and counterbalance controls on the right of the head.
The Vinten Vector 750 head comes with a wedge adapter and one telescoping pan bar handle. This four-bolt base head may be adapted with a separately available Mitchell base. A camera wedge plate is not included and may be ordered separately, as can a second telescoping, fixed, or short pan handle.
- Vinton's Perfect Balance system is infinitely variable and easily adjusted as you reconfigure your camera rig
- A maximum payload of 165 lb and center-of-gravity height range of 3 to 10" enables the use of larger cameras and additional accessories
- Thin film (TF) pan and tilt drag assemblies provide precise control
- Pan and tilt brakes are located close-to-hand at the rear of the head for the operator's convenience
- An illuminated bubble level is visible even in dimly lit environments
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