Video 75 Plus EFPEAN  5060312081062

The Video 75 Plus EFP boasts a outstanding payload range of 12 to 85 kg / 25 to 190 lb. Suitable for a variety of camera configurations and flexible applications in both EFP and studio operation, this all-round talent offers users a broad palette of solutions.

The 24 step counterbalance which can be adjusted in 12 stages with the well known Sachtler dial. Fine-tuning is achieved via a half step lever. The Video 75 Plus EFP normally supports up to 165 pounds with a camera center of gravity (C.O.G.)of six inches above the camera platform, however using the boost button allows the fluid head to asupport up to 185.4 pounds at C.O.G. of six inches. For even more precise adjustment the balance plate has a sliding range of up to 120mm / 4.7", and up to 145mm / 5.7" for the studio version. This allows you to safely balance the camera at any tilt angle.

The Video 75 Plus EFP fluid head has a modular design, allowing you to change it for different applications. Various configuration options are available like, 150mm Ball Base with the Touch & Go quick release system and camera plate 35 wedge or Flat Base with the V-shaped wedge plate, or you can even mount it on a Mitchell Mount base.
Frictionless leak proof fluid damping with Nine levels of drag
A prerequisite for perfect pictures is a panning movement without jerks and vibrations. Sachtler's patented damping system takes everything is stride. The individual modules are frictionless and contain no hydraulic oil. This means they are permanently leak proof.

The damping action of heads is identical across both horizontal and vertical planes and offers you nine steps of drag, for smooth camerawork under the toughest of rough conditions. You can completely disengage the drag for fast panning without affecting the dynamic counterbalance system.
Touch & Go Quick Release / Automatic Locking System
Stop wasting time by fumbling around with clumsy attachments, or bother screwing the camera to head and then having to unscrew it again. With the Touch & Go system invented