Tripod Cullmann Prmiax 390 for digital and film cameras 3.5 kg load 169 cm max height 66 cm min height 1.69 kg Black 3‑leg

Cullmann Prmiax 390 is a three-leg tripod engineered for use with digital and film cameras. It supports camera setups with a maximum payload of 3.5 kg and extends to a working height of 169 cm while collapsing to a compact 66 cm for transport. With a net weight of 1.69 kg and a black finish, the tripod provides a balance of stability and portability suitable for studio and location work.

Advantages

The tripod combines a lightweight construction with sufficient load capacity for most mirrorless and many DSLR camera configurations, offering steady support for both stills and video. Its three-leg design and secure locking system ensure reliable positioning on different surfaces. The compact folded length and moderate weight make it easier to carry in camera bags or as carry-on equipment during travel.

Suitable for

• Landscape and travel photography
• Studio portrait and product shoots
• Video recording with mirrorless or compact DSLR cameras
• Long-exposure and low-light photography
• On-location shoots where moderate portability is required

Key specifications

• Number of legs: 3
• Maximum height: 1690 mm
• Minimum height: 660 mm
• Maximum load capacity: 3.5 kg
• Weight: 1.69 kg
• Colour: Black
• Intended use: Digital and film cameras

How to use

Set up the tripod by extending the legs to the required height and locking each leg section securely. Mount the camera onto the tripod head plate or mounting screw and ensure the camera is level before tightening. Adjust leg spread and height to accommodate uneven ground; check load balance if using longer lenses or additional accessories. When finished, remove the camera, collapse the legs to the folded length, and secure any locks for transport.

Recommendations

For stable results, use the tripod on firm ground and spread the legs fully when shooting at maximum height. Keep carried loads within the specified 3.5 kg limit and avoid sudden shocks or lateral forces to the mounted camera. Store the tripod dry and clean, and periodically check and tighten leg locks for continued reliability.