The Miller Air SOLO-Q 75 Carbon Fiber Tripodis a lightweight fluid head for the videographer on the go. Designed for cameras between 4.4 and 11 pounds, this die-cast aluminum alloy and rigid composite polymers head is dust and moisture sealed for smooth operation in harsh environments. The sliding camera plate allows 2.36" of balance adjustment, has screw slots, and it comes with a 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 camera tie-down screw as well as a combination 1/4-20 screw with locating pin.

Two-steps of counterbalance help you tune the AIR Fluid Head to match the needs of the shot. The fixed pan and tilt drag remains consistent throughout the head's operating temperature range of -40 to 149°F, and each axis has its own independent lock. Featuring a 75mm half-ball leveling base you can use this head with 75mm bowl base tripod legs, or remove the ball leveling stud for flat-base mounting.

Air Fluid Head, 11 lb Payload    3-Stage Tripod, 79.6" Max Height    75mm Half Ball Leveling Base    Fixed Pan and Tilt Fluid Drag    Independent Pan and Tilt Locks    Soft Carry Case

Miller fluid head pan and tilt technology

Suitable for payloads between 4.4 to 11 lb

Built for rugged outdoor shooting conditions

Removable stud allows the head to be mounted on a solopod and slider via a 3/8" thread

Optional second pan handle mount

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it me going blind, or does it not indicate the maximum height of this tripod?

A: This tripod will reach a range of 15 to 80".

Q: 2. Does it come with a handle?

A: yes, it does

Q: 3. It can support up to 44lbs, but are their any 75mm heads that support more than 20lbs?

A: The Miller 1036 is a 75mm Head with a 26.46 pound load capacity, B&H # MI1036. We also have the Libec RH45D which has a 26.5 lb capacity, B&H # LIRH45D.https://bhpho.to/2yO7Ffjhttps://bhpho.to/2hqIeZt

Q: 4. Do the legs come out on their own (gravity) or dos the user have to open them manually (pull legs out)? Also, how good and easy are these twist locks? I prefer the clamp style, I fear these will take to long to adjust.

A: No current tripod should have legs that freely move; not only is it awkward, it can be dangerous to your fingers. This tripod has legs that stay in place and you need to move them. Twist or clamp; that is the external question. In the end it is a matter of personal preference. I find that pros tend to go with the twist. Today's twist locks are very quick, usually 1/2 turn or so and are not significantly slower than clamp locks. I also find that clamp levers get caught on every strap within a 10' radius. Miller is one of the high quality brands so you will find working with any of their products a pleasure.

Q: 5. If not using full height, would it extend the thicker sections first before the thinner ones?

A: Yes, that will be possible if not using it at full height.

Q: 6. Does it come with a bag?

A: Sadly it doesnt

Q: 7. Do the legs slide out on their own or do you have to pull them out?

A: How many turns does it take to go from tight to loose enough for leg slide? Thanx!

Q: 8. would these legs work with Miller ds20 tripod head? both 75mm

A: Yes they definitely will. That is the setup I use.

Q: 9. Will this tripod work with a sachtler fsb 6 fluid head?

A: Any video head with a 75mm ball base with fit this tripod with it's 75mm bowl. You are good to go.

Q: 10. What warranty is offered with this tripod?

A: This tripod has a Limited 1-Year Manufacturer's Warranty that is extendable to 2-Years once you register the product with Sachtler.