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Miller completes CinX range. Unveiling CinX family at NAB 2023.

Miller completes CinX range. Unveiling CinX family at NAB 2023.

Miller’s new CompassX series, announced at IBC 2017, is designed with speed, balance and strength as its cornerstone. Offering five models to choose from – CX2, CX6, CX8, CX10 and the CX14, all models come with CB PLUS™. The inherent wide payload range of CB PLUS provides maximum flexibility and speed of setup, when switching cameras or adding accessories. The robust construction of the CompassX guarantees a long, low maintenance service-life and low cost of ownership.

Solo, introduced by Miller in 2003, became an overnight success, as a sturdy, spreader-less, and lightweight tripod. In 2009, Rapid lock was announced, improving Solo’s speed of set up significantly. In 2020 Miller is now adding Q-Lock and renaming Solo to Solo-Q.

Adam of Droi media reviews his decade old Miller tripod - "I have had, used, and loved my Miller DS10 tripod for over a decade now..."

ArtX is a new concept whereby the fluid head is supplied in a “naked core” form. In its naked state the ArtX Naked allows to user to choose a sliding platform, pan handle and tripod attachment. The user who owns an inventory of peripherals has the capacity to customise the fluid head specifically for the requirements of the shoot.

Adam Kilbourn of Black Raven Films presents their review of the Miller Fluid Head CX8.

Some camera innovations are so fundamental that it is impossible to imagine the world of television camera work without them. The fluid action head, first patented by the Australian company Miller, is a perfect example of one such invention.

Jem Schofield gives an overview of the new Miller CX line of fluid heads, along with a practical demonstration of how to use their CB Plus 16-step counterbalance system.

Russell MacLaughlin is a wildlife filmmaker and photographer by profession, a wildlife conservationist and naturalist at heart. He has an extensive knowledge and passion for African fauna and flora. Over the years Russell has filmed numerous documentaries for National Geographic and Animal Planet among other channels and his award winning images have graced the covers and pages of numerous international publications.