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Tripod heads usually work by undoing a beg "wingnut" type clamp, you tilt the camera then tighten it back up. Usually, once you've tightened the clamp then let go the camera it sags, and is therefor not where you wanted it. With a geared head you adjust the tilt directions by turning the knobs. It goes straigh to where you want it and no sagging. A finicky little thing but it takes away a lot of the faffing around.
Martin.
Martin.
V6GTO said:
Tripod heads usually work by undoing a beg "wingnut" type clamp, you tilt the camera then tighten it back up. Usually, once you've tightened the clamp then let go the camera it sags, and is therefor not where you wanted it. With a geared head you adjust the tilt directions by turning the knobs. It goes straigh to where you want it and no sagging. A finicky little thing but it takes away a lot of the faffing around.
Martin.
not so much of a problem when you have light little cameras and lenses lol
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