$15,99
Aprox R$ 86,19
The Sensei 62-77mm Filter Wrench (Set of 2) is a helpful tool for removing jammed or over-tightened filters from your lens. The squeeze-type design ensures comfort and grip for ease of use. This wrench is compatible with filters ranging from 62-77mm in diameter.
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| Peso | 0.03000 kg |
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| Dimensões | 2 × 12 × 21 cm |
The sturdy Manfrotto 394 Low Profile Quick Release Adapter is an RC4 type quick release assembly system that comes with 1/4-20″ and 3/8″-16 capacity, both on the camera and tripod ends, and comes supplied with the 410PL (RC4) quick release plate. The RC4 quick release base also includes a horizontal and vertical bubble level.
Able to support large panels weighing up to 14 lb, the ME-108P Monitor Mount Adapter from Impact was designed for maximum flexibility in adjustment. The adapter is ideal for use in conventions, displays, public spaces, or for production teams viewing raw footage.
The adapter’s 4.7″ plate has standard 75 and 100mm taps for firm, safe, and secure mounting. Both the mounting plate and a 5/8″ receiver are attached to opposite ends of a double ball joint to allow them to move freely in any direction. The receiver is compatible with industry-standard light stands or other accessories with a 5/8″ stud or pin. Yet another handy feature is a repositionable ratcheting handle that allows the adapter to be securely and completely locked down, even in tight spaces.
The GoPro Media Mod for HERO9 Black is an external housing that outfits the camera with a built-in directional mic with wind suppression, 3.5mm mic port, micro-HDMI output, and two cold shoe mounts for attaching accessories. The weather-resistant Media Mod protectively covers the camera on all four sides while still providing access to the bottom mount, front and rear displays, and all key controls.
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