New Miller Tripods cover all-terrains at location IBC

New Sprinter II tripods hit the show floor for the very first time at IBC 2005.
With customers feedback in mind, Miller billed the newly designed and patented Sprinter Tripod system, as among the world’s best tripod for newsgathering.
The new SOLO Alloy tripods will support the DV range of fluid heads as revealed at the MIller booth which became "all-terrain acquisition central" as Miller demonstrated the "location launch" of a range of feature-rich and cost-competitive tripod systems.
The SOLO DV Alloy price-buster: the overwhelming success of the recently released SOLO DV (75mm 2-Stage) and SOLO ENG (100mm 3-Stage) DV tripods, sees this highly successful new support family swell to include cost-competitive SOLO DV with Alloy tube options.
DV videographers and DVCAM shooters have been impressed by the strength and rigidity of SOLO, particularly in such a compact, telescope-style tripod. Though the spreaderless design was originally questioned, the amazing height range, strength and design simplicity of SOLO instantly silenced doubters.
Sprinter II, which offers "speed without compromise" claims to halve setup and pull down time for news cameramen as a result of the innovative, patented lock and spreader features on the Sprinter Series of lightweight ENG/location tripods and now Miller has introduced new features with the new Sprinter II.
Miller Tripods, www.millertripods.com
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