Andoer Tb81X Tripod Ball Head 360 Degree Rotating Panoramic Camera Quick Release Ball Head for Tripod Monopod Slider DSLR Camera with 3Pcs 1/4" to 3/8" Srew Adapters Max. Load 8Kg/17.64Lbs
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Size: 3pcs Screw 1pcs Plate
Color: Blue
Features
- Universal Compatibility: Ball head has a 1/4 " thread quick shoe plate screw and a 3/8 " thread tripod mount screw. Three extra 1/4 " to 3/8 " screw adapters included for special tripods and monopods.
- Products using aluminum alloy material, precision CNC machining process. Makes the product more robust and durable.
- Anodizing process metal locking knob, not easy to aging, more durable and delicate.Dual-level design with 3 adjustment knobs for all angles of photography for ea sier shooting.
- 4*5cm width quick plate with 1/4 screw, compatible with various SLR, sports camera, DV camera and so on. With anti-slip rubber pad, increase the contact surface with the camera can also enhance the anti-slip effect.
- 36mm large diameter damping ball, up to 18 pound load capacity. 49mm diameter base with 360 degree panorama scale for panoramic photography. Base with 3/8 screw , equipped with standard 1/4 to 3/8 screws, compatible with different brands of tripods, slides and other devices on the market, with a wide range of compatibility.
Description
Andoer TB81X tripod ball head, stylish design, your best choice for shooting, and do it. Specifications: Model: TB81X Main material: Aluminum Maximum load: 8kg / 17.64Lbs Ball head diameter: 36mm Base diameter: 49mm Quick release plate Size: 4 5cm/ 1.57 1.97in Item size: approx. 4.9 10cm / 1.9 3.9in (Base D H) Item weight: 374g / 13.2oz Package size: 11 7.9 10cm/ 4.3 3.1 3.9in Package weight: 438g / 15.4oz Package List: 1Tripod Ball Head 1Quick Release Plate 1User Manual 31/4" to 3/8" Screw Adapter Note:camera and tripod is not included.
Color: Blue
Brand: Andoer
Compatible Devices: Camera
Product Dimensions: 1.93"D x 4.9"H
Item Weight: 14.08 ounces
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 8 Kilograms
Folded Size: 11 * 7.9 * 10cm / 4.3 * 3.1 * 3.9in
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Product Dimensions: 4.33 x 3.94 x 3.11 inches
Item Weight: 14.1 ounces
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: July 30, 2018
Manufacturer: andoer
Country of Origin: China
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I will upload a video example of how this ballhead function. I've bought many stuff from Andoer and they always seem to work well for a very long time, this is no exception. Before I got this, I own a cheap $30 tripod fluid head, however it's extremely lacking for the content I do. The pan motion on this ballhead quite amazing, it's really fluid and with a quarter, it locks to place. In fact most of the knobs only need a quarter of a turn to lock in place. The fluid motion makes it so easy for slider movements to get that parallax motion making little mistakes (retakes). This ballhead can take heavy loads, I lended my Canon 5D MKIV to a friend before taking these photos, though it really can support the weight of the Canon 5D MKIV with a 70-200mm 2.8 USM with ease. There are 2 locking knobs for the ball, however I actually like to keep the smaller one loose and let the bigger knob be in charge of the locking position. This is apparently Version 2 so it's most likely an upgrade to the first version as a response the older reviews, where some had troubles. I've took this out on a couple of shoots, so I will also show more examples of it when I am back home. Overall this is a great piece of equipment, it's small for bags, and a heck lot better than the fluid tripod head that squeaks when torqued down.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2018 by Ericson V. Ericson V.
Size: Tripod head
Color: Yellow
Wow, just wow, very well built & rock solid steady. Big knobs on both sides to tighten easily. Put a 4lbs Pentax K-3 with battery pack, with a 120mm arc swiss plate(so I can get the lens over the center vertically) on a 200mm slide all the way out at a 45 degree angle and it didn't budge even with some downward pressure applied ( as you might accidentally do when adjusting the camera). Was $10 cheaper than one I returned that may have had a slightly smoother ball, but wouldn't hold the rig at all if not level and would drop if even slightly bumped. I'm sure the smoothness will come with a little use and would rather have a solid stay than smoother and worry about moving if touched.. Rotating was very smooth.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2017 by dwgib
The quality of the ball head is good but not perfect. I saw someone complaining about sloppy paint job and finishing touches. I would agree with this statement. My ball head has very tiny dents in few places. But it is visible only when you look very closely at it. The ball head holds my cellphone without a problem. It can hold my Canon Mark II with a 24-70mm lens. I am not sure I fully trust it will keep heavier cameras in place. It feels strong and durable. It is on the heavy side, but I guess it makes it more steady. It is easy to adjust. But the camera mount rail doesn't slide too smoothly. It locks in place with ease. If you overlook all the imperfections of this ball head, it is still a decent piece of equipment, especially for the price. Most likely in the future, I will get a more solid brand, but for now, it does the job.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2021 by Adalinka Adalinka
PRO: 1. Well made, has the feel of finely made material and well suited for many applications. 2. Provides three options of rotation, elevation, and 0-90 degree turn. 3. Holds my Canon 60D, with 70-300 lens with no problem. 4. Comes with two Quick Release Plates. 5. 180 Days of free return shipping. CON: 1. Little bulky in some areas. 2. The knobs make contact with in 90 degree mode at some point. 3. The paint looks to scratch off easy, but not bad for the price. OTHER: 1. I really like this, has held up well so far. 2. Rain test pending. 3. Visit website for more details.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2019 by Blaydese
Size: Tripod head
Color: Yellow
I needed a sturdier ball head for my tripod and thought I'd give this a try. For the money it is excellent. It locks down solidly even when holding my 70-200. The only issue I had was that the rubber knurled wrap on the knobs is not glued on. Initially I thought the mount was slipping, but I wasn't actually tightening the knobs enough. I went ahead and removed the rubber and am very pleased with it now. It also has lockable indexing marked out in degrees on the horizontal axis. This should prove useful when shooting large panoramas to limit the amount of cropping needed to align each frame. All in all, it's a huge step up if you have a decent tripod with a wimpy head that you'd like to upgrade.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2020 by Focused Light Studio Photography