Supporting payloads up to 82.5 lb, the Miller Cineline 70 Fluid Head is designed for feature films, documentaries, and commercial productions with heavy digital cinema camera rigs. It features an ARRI-sized side-loading camera plate, 150mm ball base, and when fitted with Miller's optional Mitchell Base Adapter 1225, can be mounted on traditional Mitchell flat base tripods. The Cineline 70 head offers seven positions (plus zero) of fluid pan and tilt drag and eight selectable counterbalance settings - all conveniently located for quick and easy access.

While designed to support heavy loads, the Cineline 70 remains lightweight at only 12.6 lb thanks to its alloy construction, which is also water and dust resistant. The ARRI-style side-loading camera plate has two 3/8"-16 screws and offers a 5.9" sliding range, aiding in quick rig re-balancing when lenses and accessories are changed. Additionally, the head has dual side mounts for attaching accessories via optional mounting brackets or threaded adapters, as well as a front head mount for attaching Mitchell's optional adapter camera assistant's box adapter. The head comes included with dual telescopic pan handles, adjustable from 15.4 to 23.2" in length.

• 150mm ball base

• Supports loads up to 82.7 lb

• 7 (+0) fluid pan/tilt drag positions

• 8 selectable counterbalance positions

• Side-loading camera plate; 5.9" sliding range for rig balancing; 2x 3/8"-16 screws

• Easy-to-access rear mounted controls

• Illuminated pan/tilt drag, counterbalance controls, and bubble level

• Compatible with Mitchell flat base tripods with optional Mitchell Base Adapter 1225

• Dual side mounts for monitors and accessories

• Front head mount for camera assistants accessory box

• Aluminum alloy construction

• Black low sheen finish with anti-corrosive pre-treatment

• Water and dust resistant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is a good tripod for hiking wildlife?

A: The W-2004 is an excellent choice. It is waterproof & very solid. It is also available with a K-20 ball head at a special kit price. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1390041-REG/sirui_suw2004k20_w2004_aluminum_tripod_with.html

Q: 2. It works with Zeiss Compact Prime 2.0? Thanks.

A: Hi El, Thank you for contacting is. The Zeiss compact Prime depending on what model you have is 114mm to 134 mm. The front rear opening of our Mattebox is 100 mm so the maximal lens size that works with our Mattebox is 100mm.Best regards,

Q: 3. is this tripod compatible with the Panasonic DVX100b ?

A: The DST-3 Lightweight 2-Stage Tripod System is compatible with the DVX100B.

Q: 4. Will this matte box cause vignetting when used with a 24mm lens? Paired with a full-frame 35mm image sensor.

A: Hello SamuelThank you for your question! You might indeed get a bit of vignetting when using this unit at 24mm. We are coming out with a 4X5.6 mattebox though in the next few weeks.We invite you to stay tuned if that could interest you.We hope this answers your question and we thank you for your interest inour products!Regards,The SHAPE team

Q: 5. Why are there no recent reviews for this tripod?

A: The reviews are done by the public. We can't say for sure why they do or don't write a review. Sometimes no news is good news.

Q: 6. There are keyrings on the top and on the bottom of one of the tripod's legs. What are they for?

A: This listing is for a Video Head only, there is no tripod with this product. Feel free to email us directly at ask@bandh.com for additional assistance.

Q: 7. Head Type is Fluid Head?

A: While the SmallRig AD-50Lite Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Video Tripod System does have a video style head with a fixed damping system, SmallRig does not state that the internal system is fluid based.

Q: 8. Is this head compatable with Manfrotto camera plates?

A: No, Miller tripods do not use Manfrotto plates.

Q: 9. What dimensions of filter fit into the trays? I'm not accustomed to the circular filters for matte boxes. Would they work with 72mm circular lens filters?

A: The trays are not for circular filters, you can use 4x4 filters.

Q: 10. How does a tripod like this compare with the Davis & Sanford ProVista Tripod which is more economical?

A: This tripod has a lot more stability in the legs and feet, so if you are building a bigger/heavier rig, we'd recommend going with this option over the Davis & Sanford ProVista Tripod. The Davis & Sanford Tripod would be better for lighter camera/rigs.