A carbon-fibre SmallRig AP-20 travel tripod with a centre brace. It folds to 40 cm, extends to 158 cm and carries 10 kg. One leg plus the head becomes a monopod, and the Arca-Swiss ball head turns a full 360°.
A carbon-fibre SmallRig AP-20 travel tripod with a centre brace. It folds to 40 cm, extends to 158 cm and carries 10 kg. One leg plus the head becomes a monopod, and the Arca-Swiss ball head turns a full 360°.
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1 x tripod
1 x carrying bag
1 x user manual
Maximum height: 158 cm
Folded length: 40 cm
Load capacity: 12 kg
Leg angle stops: 23° / 55° / 85°
Head: panoramic ball head, 360° swivel, 90° tilt
Product dimensions: 403.0 × 113.0 × 113.0 mm
Package dimensions: 435.0 × 108.0 × 108.0 mm
Product weight: 1250 ± 5 g
Package weight: 1530 ± 5 g
Material(s): aluminium alloy, carbon fibre
The SmallRig AP-20 4059 is a highly stable carbon fiber tripod equipped with an Arca-Swiss standard ball head and integrated 1/4"-20 threads for mounting accessories. The following selection includes fully compatible accessories for mounting monitors, lights, and external power supplies, which leverage the tripod’s technical specifications for maximum efficiency during filming and photography.
Articulated Arms and Mounts - Accessories that utilize the 1/4"-20 threads in the tripod leg joints for mounting additional equipment.
Monitor Mounts - Compatible mounts for attaching viewfinders to an arm or cold shoe mount.
Quick-release systems - Components compatible with the Arca-Swiss standard, which is featured on the tripod head.
Power and Batteries - External power sources that can be attached to the tripod structure using clamps and arms.
Lighting - Compact LED lights suitable for macro photography and scene lighting when using a tripod.
Cables and Adapters - HDMI cables for connecting a camera on a tripod to an external monitor.
| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Tripods |
| Spacer type | Without strut |
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