Sirui Rapid QR System: SVT75 Tripod and Monopods

[fcotterill]

I am always on the lookout for a more practical solution to supporting heavy lenses in wildlife photography. The Sachtler Flowtech are expensive and the only quick-release solution that's used mostly by film makers.

So the Sirui Rapid SVT75 is an interesting addition to quick-adjusting support solutions for telephoto rigs or Filming rigs. Sirui also has 2 Monopods using their new system. Actually, this is only the second company to release such a tripod (to best of my knowledge).
This tripod uses the standard 75mm bowl head attachment system. It weighs 3.5kg, compared to the Sachtler Flowtech 75 weighs 2.9kg

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Sirui Rapid SVT-75 tripod: designed for filmmakers by Jose Antunes - ProVideo Coalition

Sirui expands its professional range with a new tripod for filmmakers, the Sirui Rapid SVT-75, with a new “one Step” height adjustment design, making leg adjustments faster than it took you to read this. After a successful Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign – that will reach its end in a couple of...

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We all know that, nowadays if you want a good tripod, you will have to spend quite some money on it. Especially if you’ve been looking for an affordable quick

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SIRUI SVM145 and SVM165 Modular Rapid Monopods Introduced

SIRUI has just launched two new monopods that feature their one-step height adjustment rapid system inherited from their SVT75 tripod: the SVM145 and SVM165. Wi

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[Calson]

I paid $450 for a Robus tripod that includes a 75mm bowl and $650 for the Sachtler ACE XL fluid head. Any good video head is going to cost as much as the Sachtler ACE does.