Vinten V4089-0001 Vector 430i Head
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The Vinten Vector 430i is an encoded manual pan and tilt head designed for use in virtual and augmented reality applications within studio and outside broadcast environments. It supports payloads from 22 to 94.8 lbs (10 to 43 kg), making it suitable for a wide range of camera setups, including those with compact box lenses and large EFP barrel lenses. When used with the optional VRI (Virtual Reality Interface) box, it delivers precise, real-time positional data for pan and tilt. The head features infinitely adjustable Perfect Balance and TF (thin film) drag technology, which provides smooth movement and excellent whip pan control. Read more
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The Vinten Vector 430i is an encoded manual pan and tilt head designed for use in virtual and augmented reality applications within studio and outside broadcast environments. It supports payloads from 22 to 94.8 lbs (10 to 43 kg), making it suitable for a wide range of camera setups, including those with compact box lenses and large EFP barrel lenses. When used with the optional VRI (Virtual Reality Interface) box, it delivers precise, real-time positional data for pan and tilt. The head features infinitely adjustable Perfect Balance and TF (thin film) drag technology, which provides smooth movement and excellent whip pan control. Read more
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