Manfrotto 410 Junior Geared Head with Quick Release - Supports 11.1 lbs (#3275)
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Style: 410 Junior Geared Head
Pattern Name: Head
Features
- Built in quick release
- Geared head for smooth accurate movement
- Ideal for SLR and medium format cameras
- Panoramic Rotation:360
Description
Built in quick release Geared head for smooth accurate movement Ideal for SLR and medium format cameras
Color: Black
Brand: Manfrotto
Compatible Devices: Camera
Product Dimensions: 12.2"D x 24"W x 7.48"H
Item Weight: 2.7 Pounds
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 5 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 12.2 x 24.02 x 7.48 inches
Item Weight: 2.7 pounds
Item model number: 410
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: February 9, 2006
Manufacturer: Manfrotto
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Style: 410 Junior Geared Head
Pattern Name: Head
The media could not be loaded. I am a professional photographer and have been using a Nikon 200-500 zoom lens recently and needed to upgrade my tripod head to something with greater precision when positioning at full zoom without any detectable camera shake that would be evident in video sequences. This Manfrotto 410 Junior Geared Head partnered with the 120-30 column spacer is just what I needed! Very easy to install (thin flat screw driver necessary for the spacer) a dream to operate with no detectable wabble, shake or vibration through the head when adjusting or positioning. Designed for semi-static subject matter, not for fast selection of moving subjects. I plan to use this for subjects in fixed locations such as woodpeckers making homes, nesting birds and of course, wasps and hornets making their nests. Standard heads were just too inconsistent as I had to constantly make compensations and would lose positioning when tightening or loosening the tilt adjustments. This geared head takes the guess work right out of it and I can make micro adjustments with ease. I also do macro/micro video and photography so the ability to be within a few inches of the subject and have incremental pan control just makes my life so easy and I wonder how I ever got along without it. Adjustments are firm and workable, silent, and nothing that would give me away if the wildlife is nervous. The build is excellent, heavy, nicely finished with knobs that feel nice and give excellent finger traction. The wave shaped adjustment flanges are accessible and well placed for rapid adjustments. YOU NEED THE COLUMN SPACER - adding the 120-38 Manfrotto spacer took away all pinch-points between the lower controls and the tripod. This will allow me to use the horizontal mast setup which the Manfrotto 055 has as a feature. Great price, excellent quality, I definitely recommend the 410 Junior Geared Head without hesitation. final note - it's also going to work wonderfully for an upcoming Super Moon photo session.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2019 by Freddy The Frog Freddy The Frog
Style: 410 Junior Geared Head
Pattern Name: Head
I just started getting more serious with macro photography. Things started to get heavy once I added a focus rail and found that all of the attachments and weight on my Manfrotto 488 ball head and 190PRO legs was difficult to frame the shot. I had a lot of slop from the gear and setting the ball head was not easy. On to getting this head...it rocks. First of all, it feels like a rock or brick because it's not lightweight. I don't care about that. I got an Amazon Warehouse Deal that was a minimally damaged box and new product. I couldn't be happier to have saved 50% on this thing. I was concerned and would watch out for a returned item that had any slop or signs that it was dropped. I know Manfrotto quality is slipping over time, but I'm still really happy with this tripod head for the price point and my needs. If you buy one, pay attention to the quick release lever allen screw under the plate. Apparently in the past that has come loose and if you loose a part you'll be stuck. Also, if you buy from the warehouse, just check that all is good before your return window closes.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2023 by Jason Wagner Jason Wagner
Style: 410 Junior Geared Head
Pattern Name: Head
A must-have for architectural photography. I used the Manfrotto 3-way pan/tilt head for years it was a great tool but heavy and cumbersome to carry/transport. Then a friend suggested Manfrotto's magnetic Ballhead which was much lighter and just easy and simple but the bobbly jumpy head takes far too much time in setting up shots for level accuracy no matter what subject matter it is, but especially architecture. I was spending far too much time in LR using auto correction. And then...third times a charm the 410. MAGNIFICENT. 1. Huge time saver. Shaved 30 minutes off my normal session time. Once you set the head level and lock it at the bubble mark, you will breeze through setting up each shot. Some reviewers have stated it takes longer to set up shots on this gearhead vs a ballhead, I disagree 110%. This gear head allows you to work much-much-much faster. 2. Saved tons of time in post production because everything was already level and accurate, and the precision of small adjustments is incredibly easy to get spot on. 3. Quick release plate is trustworthy and the head is rock solid and the texture of the knobs make it easy and comfortable to handle 4. Much lighter than I expected based on other reviews Pay the price it's worth it, you'll turn jobs faster so in turn have room for more jobs. I wish I had known about this gearhead years ago. Bravo Manfrotto.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2016 by Smart Saver
Style: 410 Junior Geared Head
Pattern Name: Head
Like most Manfrotto devices, the price is a bit hard to swallow but once you get past that you have an extremely nice piece of equipment. I use it on my Geekoto tripods (which I would also recommend) and it fits perfectly but it will fit on any tripod with a 3/8 screw. The level of precision you can get with this head is insane. I suppose that is a good thing, right?! The build quality is excellent, it's hefty in the hand but feels solid as a tank. The quick-release knobs make large adjustments easy so you can get close to your target then you can dial it in with super-fine precision with the outer knobs. This head is excellent for long-exposure shots, night/sky photography so you can make those tiny adjustments when you are zoomed in at 300mm and not have to spend an hour finding your target again :-)
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2019 by Jeremy M. Jeremy M.