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SmallRig small video tripod with adjustable legs and compact design, ideal for camera stability and smooth filming.

SmallRig Video Tripod (5473)

  • Higher Payload Capacity
  • Fluid Head + Quick Release
  • Mid-Height Studio Tripod
513,00 kr
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SmallRig Video Tripod (5473)

The SmallRig 5473 Video Tripod is a lightweight, travel-friendly tripod designed for mobile creators, vloggers, and hybrid shooters. With a maximum height of 160 cm, compact 49 cm folded length, and durable aluminum construction, it delivers stability and versatility for a wide range of shooting scenarios. Its integrated phone clamp and bubble level make it especially suitable for live streaming, on-the-go filmmaking, and mobile content creation.

Specs

  • Material: Aluminum alloy
  • Max Height: 160 cm
  • Folded Length: 49 cm
  • Weight: 718 g
  • Tripod Load Capacity: 3 kg
  • Head Load Capacity: 1 kg
  • Leveling: Built-in bubble level
  • Compatibility (Tripod): Ball/video heads with 1/4"-20 threads
  • Compatibility (Head): DSLRs, mirrorless, cages with 1/4"-20 threads
  • Recommended Use: Smartphones, action cams, mirrorless cameras (not recommended for lenses over 50mm)
  • Special Features: Built-in phone clamp; ideal for vlogging & live streaming

What’s in the Box

  • SmallRig Tripod
  • Tripod Head
  • Storage Bag

A compact, lightweight video tripod built for mobile creators and everyday filmmaking.

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