Ihr Warenkorb ist leer
Ihr Warenkorb ist leerSpeziell entwickelt für den Einsatz mit sehr langen Objektiven auf Einbeinstativen. Hauptmerkmale: Reibungsbasis, die es ermöglicht, die Halterung auf dem Einbeinstativ zu schwenken, kann auch auf einem Stativ verwendet werden. Zwei Gummi-Handgriffe plus Gummischutz, um Schäden am Objektiv zu verhindern, wenn es maximal geneigt wird. Variable Mittenhöhenverstellung in drei Stufen Dies ersetzt den Bogen Manfrotto 3421.
Customer
Bewertet in Kanada am 30. Juli 2020
Sturdy and well built head and very good for wildlife photography. No regrets excellent product and great value for money.
Maurice Isabel
Bewertet in Kanada am 23. November 2020
Très bon pour les objectifs de grande dimension...j,adore !!!
gary Herring
Bewertet in Kanada am 13. November 2019
used for wildlife photography
Bah Bud
Bewertet in Indien am 11. Mai 2018
i got what i want, its really good.
Steven R. White
Bewertet in den USA am16. Juli 2017
I am using this gimbal head with a Canon 70D, Canon EF 400mm f/5.6 L, and Canon Extender 1.4x for wildlife and bird photography. That's a heavy load, and this gimbal head, atop a Manfrotto 190 set of sticks, handles the rig very well. It's stable, easy to use, and once you balance your rig it stays were you put it. You do need the Manfrotto 357PLV connector plate to make this work, and one is provided. Buy extra plates if you have more than one lens and you'll be set. One very good touch here, and one that I haven't seen on the Arca-Swiss style mounts, is the safety pin in the receiver -- once you've mounted the camera and plate to the receiver, you have to push the pin in as well as un-do the latch. That makes it much less likely that your rig will slip off the receiver.The U-shape bracket is different from the L-shape of a Wimberley or Benro gimbal head, and it initially took me some getting used to. The issue is that the left arm of the U will interfere with your hand as you reach up to adjust focus (or a zoom ring if you use a super-tele zoom). I've gotten used it and 'trained' my hand, but you might find it annoying. The dual locks, one on each side of the U, will keep the head exactly where you put it, no problem. Panning isn't hard -- the swivel at the base turns easily enough for me, and with an allen wrench you can adjust that.The head is very sturdy -- and heavy! Carrying the sticks, head and your rig into the bush is challenging.Overall I'm pleased and recommend this as an inexpensive alternative to the J-style gimbal heads for an advanced/intermediate amateur.
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