The travel tripod kit Manfrotto Befree GT for Sony Alpha cameras in carbon with ball head is a special version for all Sony Alpha cameras that require superior performance.
It meets the most demanding expectations of professional photographers who need the highest performance, even when on the road. The ergonomic design, inherited from the Befree Advanced, also provides truly remarkable ease and smoothness of use, but with a larger size.
This tripod represents the perfect combination of portability and stability; once folded, it measures only 43cm, but supports a maximum load of up to no less than 10kg of equipment. The Berree GT Alpha mounts the aluminum ball head Manfrotto Advanced 496, a step up from the well-known 494 (mounted on the Befree Advanced), combining the same practicality with higher performance in terms of capacity and precision.
The Befree GT Alpha incorporates the M-lock twist lock leg section lock, the twist lock system developed by Manfrotto that makes it compact and easy to use, making it the perfect solution to carry comfortably in a backpack and have it quickly ready when we find ourselves in front of an incredible landscape.
Inaddition, it integrates ergonomic leg angle selectors, with which we can easily adjust three leg angles independently for each leg, and for ease of use, they are designed for both left and right-handed operation.
The solid and lightweight top frame incorporates an Easy Link (3/8") connection like the professional tripods Manfrotto 190 & 055, allowing photographers to enhance their creativity by adding accessories to help make incredible images. It is possible to add lights or reflectors to capture extraordinary outdoor shots, previously only possible with much heavier tripods with multiple accessories.
The hot shoe has been designed for use in combination with the Sony Alpha A7 and A9 camera bodies, to ensure the perfect grip, even for the most extreme angled shots. The front protrusion of the hot shoe physically locks the camera, preventing any play in vertical and rotational tilt movements, always keeping the camera secured to the hot shoe on the ball head. The result is impressive camera stability, taking the sharpness of your images to the highest level.
