Libec LX-10Q Studio

The Libec LX-10Q Studio is a tripod system with the LX10 head on a 100 mm ball, the QL60B tripod and the DL-3RB dolly with two pan handles. The QL60B tripod has a single flip-type Quick-Lock at the top of each leg, so height is set without bending down. The fixed-counterbalance head carries up to 16 kg, offers two drag steps and tilts from +85° to −65°.

The Libec LX-10Q Studio is a tripod system for cameras up to 16 kg: the LX10 head with a 100 mm ball, two-step drag and a sliding plate, the two-stage QL60B tripod and the DL-3RB dolly with two PH-8B pan handles. The system weighs 10.7 kg and adjusts from 89.5 to 187 cm.

A studio system on wheels

LX10 head with dual pan handles, QL60B tripod and DL-3RB dolly for easy moves around the studio.

16 kg payload100 mm ball2-step dragTilt +85°/−65°Sliding ±50 mmHeight 89.5–187 cm

LX10 head for 16 kg

The fixed-counterbalance head carries up to 16 kg, and pan and tilt drag switch between two steps to suit the camera weight. The plate attaches with two 3/8" screws and slides ±50 mm.

QL60B tripod with Quick-Lock

Each leg of the two-stage aluminium QL60B tripod is set with a single flip-type lock at the top, so there is no bending down while setting up. The tripod carries 60 kg and holds the head in a 100 mm bowl.

DL-3RB dolly

The wheeled dolly makes it easy to move the fully loaded tripod around the studio. On the dolly the tripod rises up to 187 cm.

For light studios and OB work

Libec designed the LX10 series for lightweight studios and outside broadcasting.

2-step drag

Set pan and tilt drag to suit the weight of the camera rig.

Tilt +85° to −65°

The head works from −20 to +60 °C and has a bubble level.

Two PH-8B pan handles

A pair of extendable handles lets you operate the head with both hands.

Spare 3/8" screw

A spare 3/8" screw for the camera plate is included.

LX10 head counterbalance chart. The vertical axis shows the height of the camera's centre of gravity above the plate, the horizontal axis the total weight of camera and accessories; the dashed line marks a 120 mm centre of gravity.