Vinten 3411-3 Shipping Tube For Vision 250 Efp Tripod

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The Vinten 3411-3 Tube is used to hold a Vision 250 with EFP Pozi-Loc tripod during shipping or transit over rugged terrain. This is a lightweight, hard polypropylene case with rounded edges.

Key Specs
Color	Black
Carry/Transport Options	Handle
Type of Closure	Strap with Quick Release Buckle
Interior Type	Empty
Dimensions	Exterior 248.9 x 12.4" / 98 x 31.5 cm Interior 36.6 x 11.8" / 93 x 30 cm
Weight	11 lb / 5 kg
Parameters
Camera Compatibility	Universal
Carry/Transport Options	Handle
Type of Closure	Strap with Quick Release Buckle
Interior Type	Empty
Features
Pressure/Purge Valve	No
Security Lock	No
General
Materials	Exterior: Polypropylene
Dimensions	Exterior 248.9 x 12.4" / 98 x 31.5 cm Interior 36.6 x 11.8" / 93 x 30 cm
Weight	11 lb / 5 kg

Lightweight Polypropylene weather resistant tripod shipping tube

Rounded edges

Vinten HDT-1 tripod

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a compatible dolly base for these sticks?

A: Sachtler Dolly for flowtech 75 Tripod BH #SAS20551: https://bhpho.to/3h8b5y6

Q: 2. Is it possible to lock the controls to avoid accidental changes to selected lighting?

A: No, the Sirui Telescopic RGB Tube Light does not have a control lock.

Q: 3. is case a clamshell?

A: The Archival Methods 13 x 19 x 3" Trans-Port Shipping Case (Black) is not a clamshell design. Instead, get the Print File Clamshell Metal Edge Boxes - 13 x 19" - Black, BH #PRCBME1319.

Q: 4. What heads would fit on this tripod?

A: Tripod heads which use either the 4-bolt mounting or Mitchell mounting interface are compatible.

Q: 5. will this support an hdx900 with a battery and smallhd monitor?

A: The stated minimum payload of the VB is 4.4lbs

Q: 6. Anyone know if this will also work on a Sachtler head? Is the thread size universal between manufacturers? I am looking for a replacement to the really long Sachtler clamping screw that requires too much fumbling around.

A: Unfortunately we are unable to test this combination. Since it is our experience that tie-downs are different between manufacturer's, it is our opinion this will not work in the manner you wish. So that we may find you a solution, please email us with the model of Sachtler you have. provideo@a href= http://bhphoto.com target= _blank bhphoto.com/a

Q: 7. The downloadable PDF manual for this light says that there is a charge light indicator- red when charging, green when fully charged- when power supply is connected. I can’t find this charging indicator anywhere on my light when my charging brick is connected. Could I have a bad power supply or is there really no charge indicator light?

A: The charging indicator on the Sirui Telescopic RGB Tube Light with Mini Tripod is now located on the LED screen.

Q: 8. Will this fit a sachtler stud from 75mm bowl? How long is it?

A: While the Vinten Bowl Clamp for flowtech 75 Tripod is designed for use with flowtech 75 tripod legs, it is designed with Vinten 75mm ball heads in mind, an is not likely to perfectly fit a Sachtler tripod. The Manufacture has not specified the length of the clamp.

Q: 9. WIll this case be allowed on airline checked baggage?

A: Each airline has their own specifications for checked baggage restrictions, and your best bet is to check with your particular airline prior to traveling; however, generally speaking, checked baggage cannot exceed 62 in length, width and depth combined. This case has a length of 50 and a diameter of 12 , so it may be a tight squeeze.

Q: 10. Will this tripod support a PMW - 350 camera?

A: The Sony PMW-350 with LCD VF, AF lens, Mic and BP-GL95 battery weighs 13.9 lbs. The Vinten VB3-AP2M has a load capacity between 6.6 to 14.6 lb. The PMW-350 is just at the edge of being able to work with this tripod, but you will not be able to add a lot more to it. You may want to consider tripods with a larger load capacity. Vinten has the Vision blue5 with a capacity between 12.1-26.5 pounds. While the Miller SOLO DV 20 has a max capacity of 22 pounds. You will need a VCT-14 Quick Release Plate to connect the camera to any tripod as well.

David	12/09/2024
[Universal] Use it for TV Recording at a Church. Great quality, Durable, Adjustable smooth resistance 5

Jim	08/09/2024
[Empty] Professional Videographer. Exceptionally smooth. Exceptionally sturdy. Exceptionally accurate. I've been in this racket for 35 years and never had a better tripod and head, 5

Chris	02/09/2024
[Handle] I own an old vision 10 and protouch 10, and this vision blue blows them away! 5

Boborobdos	16/08/2024
[Empty] It's a tripod. Nothing complicated. It works and the one's I've gotten from Vinten before have kept working. Production folks keep banging them around and they continue to work. That's a good thing. 5

BitterJester	07/06/2024
[Empty] Sure, it's great to have a camera with the bells and whistles, but you need to put it on something that lets your camera shine. The Vision Blue has been in use with our company for 2 years and I'll be buying its the big brother, soon. With an HPX250, C300, or other lighter weight camera, this tripod, if set properly, means smooth pans and tilts and crisp stops wether you're at 18mm or 200mm. We shoot a mix of subjects, but I really appreciate it most when shooting live performance because it allows me to follow the subject and never have to fight the head. I'll never go back to the lower end Manfrotto tripods. As compared to Sachtler, I think it it comes down to preference, and I still like the Vinten better. 5

NoCoErik	18/05/2024
[Handle] My shooting partner has the Sachtler FSB-6 and carbon fiber leg set. I was VERY jealous of him. But got this instead on a recommendation from B&H. What I like about the Vinten better: * costs less * the legs are MUCH more sturdy * goes higher, goes lower, * spreader goes farther = stability * the head is SOLID and has a larger platform on top * like the large footprint of the rubber feet. Bigger is better. What I like about the Sachtler better: * it is lighter (the specs on the Vinten are off. It weighs 14lbs out of the bag. * the side-load snap plate on the Sachtler head is fantastic and much faster (and fits Manfrotto QR plates) * the legs ARE faster to adjust height since there are only three locks What I don't like about the Vinten: * being British, nearly all the parts are oddball size. The QR plate? Price one. There's nothing else that fits, so you're stuck if you need a second. * the threads out of the half-ballgoodness only knows what they are. I cannot find a bolt to fit them anywhere (needed to put it on a 100mm high HighHat and failed). Even the MFG mechanical specs on it don't match what I actually have. The case is ok. The action on the head is nice, but not much different than the Sachtler counter balance. Do note that as you crank up the counterbalance on the Vinten you DO lose range of motion. A LOT of range at the higher settings. You don't lose that on the Sachtler. I think the low end of the range for perfect balance on the Vinten is about right. You do need at least 3 lbs to get it to sit nice, more is better. So forget a 5D making it balance nicelyit will spring back (but you can always lock it off). Overall, I think it's a great value. Super, super solid legs that are not much heavier than the CF Sachtler ones. The head is nice (but heavy) and works very well. 5

Donny B.	28/04/2024
[Handle] The counter-balance system works silky smooth. I would recommend this tripod video head to anyone who wants their video pans & tilts to be smooth. 5