Tripé Velbon EX-330 para câmaras digitais/analógicas preto

The Velbon EX-330 tripod is a compact, lightweight support designed for digital and film cameras, offering a maximum height of 1450 mm and a minimum height of 1145 mm. With a three-leg construction and a load capacity up to 2 kg, this black tripod provides stable positioning for a variety of shooting situations and includes a carrying case for transport.

Advantages

The EX-330 combines a speedy leg locking system with radial braces and rubber leg feet to ensure steady setup on different surfaces. It features a 3-way head with a quick release plate for efficient attachment and framing, a lift elevator for fine height adjustments, and slim three-section legs that balance portability and stability. The tripod’s construction suits both beginners and more experienced photographers who need a reliable, easy-to-use support.

Suitable for

• General photography with digital and film cameras
• Outdoor and studio shoots requiring portable support
• Lightweight camera setups up to 2 kg

Key specifications

• Max height: 1450 mm
• Min height: 1145 mm
• Number of legs: 3
• Load capacity: up to 2 kg
• Head type: 3-way head with quick release (330Q/Macro) compatible; 2-way head variants exist in the series
• Leg sections: slim 3-section legs
• Colour: Black
• Includes: Tripod carrying case

How to use

Extend the legs to the desired height and secure them using the speedy leg locking system. Mount your camera on the quick release plate of the 3-way head and tighten the head controls to set composition and angle. Use the lift elevator for fine height adjustments. Engage the radial braces and check the rubber feet contact with the ground to ensure a stable setup before shooting.

Recommendations

Use the tripod on level ground when possible and avoid exceeding the 2 kg load limit. For uneven terrain, adjust leg lengths individually and ensure the radial braces are fully engaged. Store the tripod in the included carrying case when transporting to protect the head and leg mechanisms.