Novoflex Triomedium CB statief — compact, lichtgewicht statief, model TRIOMEDIUM CB

Novoflex Triomedium CB is a compact lightweight tripod engineered for stable support of cameras and optical equipment. The TRIOMEDIUM CB combines reduced size and low weight with a solid connection interface, making it suitable for travel, field work and situations that require quick setup and reliable stability. The tripod's design focuses on portability without sacrificing a firm platform for steady shots and time-lapse sequences.

Advantages

The tripod offers a balance of lightness and rigidity, enabling comfortable transport while maintaining dependable support for small to medium camera rigs. Its compact folded dimensions and straightforward leg adjustment support rapid deployment and minimize setup time. The construction materials and leg locking system provide sustained performance in everyday outdoor and on-location conditions.

Suitable for

• Travel photography and lightweight video setups
• Landscape and urban photography where portability is important
• Time-lapse sequences and long-exposure shots with small to medium cameras
• Fieldwork, outdoor shoots and location scouting

Key specifications

• Compact, lightweight construction for easy transport
• Stable support for cameras and optical equipment
• Adjustable legs for quick setup and variable working heights
• Durable leg locks and joints designed for repeated use
• Compatible with common camera heads and mounting plates

How to use

Unfold the tripod and extend the legs to the required height, locking each leg section securely. Mount the camera or head on the tripod plate and ensure the mounting interface is fully tightened. Adjust the leg spread and center column (if equipped) to level the camera and achieve the desired framing. For time-lapse or long-exposure work, verify that all locks are secure and that the tripod is placed on a stable surface to reduce vibrations.

Recommendations

For best results, carry the tripod in a protective bag when transporting to reduce wear, inspect leg locks regularly for debris, and use a remote release or camera timer to avoid introducing camera shake during exposures.