The KH26PC Video Head & Tripod Kit from Benro is a sturdy 2-stage aluminum tripod with an integrated mid-level spreader designed for supporting DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, and smaller video cameras. It replaces the popular KH26P, upgrading the overall payload capacity to 15 lb. This new model also provides an improved quick release system with two spring-loaded locating pins and a wider range of compatibility with select camera plates.

Many of the same impressive features of its predecessor, including continuous pan drag and independent twist-lock leg adjustment are retained, along with the working height range of 34.5 to 72.6" and the capability of folding down to just 35.8" for easy storage and transport. The KH26PC has twin spiked feet with removable shoes for improved traction and includes a 60mm leveling ball, a pan handle that can be used for right- or left-handed use, and a padded carrying case with a strap.

2-Stage Tripod with Mid-Level Spreader    Tripod Dolly with Locking Wheels    15 lb Payload Capacity    34.5 to 72.6" Height Range    Continuous Pan Drag    Spring-Loaded Locating Pins on Plate    Independent Twist-Lock Leg Adjustment    60mm Leveling Ball    Ambidextrous Pan Handle    Padded Carrying Case with Strap

• 2-stage aluminum tripod with 60mm bowl
• Supports loads up to 15 lb
• Continuous pan drag
• Sliding balance plate with two anti-twist pins
• Quick release system compatible with plates from the Benro S series and Manfrotto 501HDV/503HDV/701HDV/MVH502A heads
• Independent pan/tilt locks
• Ambidextrous pan handle attaches to either side of the head
• 34.5 to 72.6" height range
• Fixed, nonremovable mid-level spreader
• Independent leg adjustment using twist-lock levers
• Spiked feet with removable rubber shoes
• Head-mounted bubble level
• 35.8" folded length
• Padded carrying case with strap

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it normal for the fluid head to make a clicking sound internally every time you adjust the drag up or down?

A: It is perfectly normal to hear clicks or pops when you are adjusting a video head as the pieces inside align with themselves. What you do not want is any sound once you are recording.

Q: 2. I have a Canon C300 Mark 2. Do you think this tripod is a good enough option?

A: I use it with a RED Weapon and have used it with a BM Cinema and it handles the weight fine. I picked this tripod after spending a few hours in the store trying out similar options from multiple manufacturers. It seemed to be the best option even against a few products priced a bit higher.Have been very happy with it.

Q: 3. In the Benro BV10 Twin-Leg Aluminum Tripod Kit, the included tripod head is the Benro BV10H, but are the included tripod legs the Benro A674TM tripod legs?

A: While the tripod is very close to the A674TM it is not the exact same product. Benro does not offer the legs from their kits with heads for separate purchase.

Q: 4. what is the weight of the tripod ?

A: This tripod kit has just been announced and the weight information has yet to be released. A guesstimate as to the weight based on other Benro tripods would suggest a weight between 10 lbs/4.3 kg to 16 lbs/7.25kg.

Q: 5. Does the Benro BV10 come with a carrying case/bag?

A: Yes. The BV10 comes with a padded case that can also be carried in back pack configuration

Q: 6. Is the BV10 head metal or plastic?

A: Metal with plastic components. I've been happy with it so far.

Q: 7. Besides the 2kg difference in load capacity, are there any other major or key differences between the BV8 and BV10? Will I be sacrificing more than just load capacity? Is the BV10 just overall better-made?

A: The 2KG/4.4 Pound difference in load capacity really is what sets the BV8 and BV10 apart. They are both well made tripods, it would just be a matter of if you need that extra bit of load capacity for your set up.https://bhpho.to/2ozfv7d

Q: 8. Does the bubble level illuminate?

A: The bubble level is not illuminated.

Q: 9. Is this an actual FLUID head or is it friction based?

A: This is a fluid head tripod.

Q: 10. Is the mid spreader removable?

A: Yes it is. The mid-level spreader is removable on this tripod.