K&F Concept Professional 28mm Metal Tripod Ball Head 360 Degree Rotating Panoramic with 1/4 inch Quick Release Plate Bubble Level for Tripod Monopod Slider Camera Camcorder up to 22 pounds
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K&F Concept Professional 28mm Metal Tripod Ball Head 360 Degree Rotating Panoramic with 1/4 inch Quick Release Plate Bubble Level for Tripod Monopod Slider Camera Camcorder up to 22 pounds

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Details

  • Color
    Black
  • Brand
    K&F Concept
  • Compatible Devices
    Camcorder
  • Product Dimensions
    2.3"D x 3.2"W
  • Item Weight
    258 Grams
  • Maximum Weight Recommendation
    22 Pounds
📏Ball Diameter: 28mm
🔄360° Rotation
⚖️Max Load: 22 lbs

Description

📸 Elevate Your Photography Game!

  • LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Weighing only 0.57 lbs, it’s perfect for on-the-go photographers.
  • QUICK RELEASE PLATE - Switch between shots seamlessly with the 1/4 inch quick shoe plate.
  • VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Connects effortlessly to tripods, monopods, and sliders.
  • STURDY METAL CONSTRUCTION - Built to withstand the rigors of professional use.
  • EFFORTLESS 360 PANORAMIC SHOTS - Capture stunning landscapes and dynamic scenes with ease.

The K&F Concept Professional 28mm Metal Tripod Ball Head is a robust and versatile accessory designed for photographers and videographers. With a maximum load capacity of 22 pounds, it features a 360-degree rotating panoramic base, a quick release plate for easy camera attachment, and a lightweight design that makes it ideal for travel. Its durable metal construction ensures longevity, while the compatibility with various stands enhances its usability.

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Where can i buy the plate replacement for this ball head? I just lost it.
Will this head support heavy telephoto lenses?
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What's the dimension of the quick release plate?

Reviews

4.3

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E**C

No complaints

Perfect for my application. Wanted a simple quick release mount for my monopod. Very well built, smooth, compact and great value. Would recommend a would buy again.

A**R

Well built, strong clamp, and the knobs work well.

Nice and sturdy. The knobs work well and are easy to turn, yet stay in place well once I have them positioned exactly where I want them. They could improve this by making the markings on the dials glow in the dark, and/or having distinct stops every 15 or 30 degrees. Also, make sure you have a spacer between your tripod mount and the unit so that it doesn't get caught against the tripod legs when you adjust the vertical tilt on the unit. I have used this tripod head to successfully take many panoramas with no problem.

P**9

Have the ability to lock each axis independently

If you need a ball head that locks the vertical, and horizontal movements separately, this is the answer. Once set, the camera is rock solid, not the slightest movement. Very easy to make slight adjustments to maximize your composition. Unlike other ball heads I have tried, this adds no noticeable weight to the tripod.Have tried other ball heads, tilt & pan heads, l brackets, none hve provided the stability, and flexibility that this does.Highly rcommend

J**.

Great Build and Performance

**Update**After a week of heavy use, the yaw screw lock stripped while I was unscrewing it. I never tightened it excessively, but it still broke. Initially disappointed, I ordered a replacement from Amazon. I returned the broken one and have been testing the new one thoroughly. I’m happy to report that it’s holding up well so far. I hope the first one was just a lemon and an isolated incident. I’ll provide updates if I encounter any further issues.**As a newcomer to this type of tripod head, my experience with the K&F Concept Upgraded Gimbal Tripod Head has been fantastic. The product feels sturdy, and I trust it with my heavy lenses. Initially, I was cautious, as using expensive equipment on an unfamiliar device can be unnerving.After watching a few videos on properly setting up and balancing the head on all axes, I was impressed by its performance. Despite being used frequently and stacked with other tripods, it shows no signs of wear or tear. I still thoroughly check and test it before each use, but it is well-built and seems durable over time.If I encounter any issues, I will update this review accordingly.

F**O

Compact, accurate, well thought out.

Most outstanding 3-axis geared head. Fully aluminum, including the knobs.There is zero play, you cannot budge your camera's position with force. Motion is dampened, so you won't fly past the target. Even when disengaging a gear for a huge axis swing, the camera will not move without applying pressure. Very fine control and huge axis articulation.The weight capacity is awesome, it permits me to mount my camera with a heavy teleconverter to a rod rig to support the lens, with a huge ARRI dovetail. No worries about excess wear on the gears.To obtain more than 5° of positive tilt, you will need to mount it to a ball head if using a video head or an extra wide camera head on your tripod. Of course, you can tilt the head, but for astrophotography you'll want to set the head to level so you can use the elevation markers to hone in on targets.

J**N

Failed Gear Head

The media could not be loaded. Originally I loved this gear head as it was originally easy to use, compatible with my arca-swiss plates, and operated buttery smooth. And I'll be a little vain - loved the color combo with my smallrig plate. However after only a week I started to notice that after adjusting to my desired angle (real estate and events, so no extreme angling here), the side to side action was getting looser and looser to the point that the weight of my camera (Nikon Z8 + FTZ II + Tamron 15-30mm 2.8f G2) would be too much for the head and it would list to the side instead of solidly holding level. No way to tighten or correct it, and I ended up having to hold up the camera while on the geared head to keep it level. Kinda defeats the purpose.The knob for the forwards and backwards tilt also became hard to twist and I had to fight it just to allow me to tilt my camera to level it with the scene. When removing camera gear, knobs twisted smoothly when testing, but definite side to side wobble.I reached out to K+F with the video showing the listing from side to side - but before they could get back at me, the tension knob holding my arca-swiss plate released while on a shoot and next thing I see is my gear tumbling towards the ground and breaking apart like my heart. For reference the K+F gear head is mounted on a Manfrotto 190xpro tripod (built like a freakin tank).So far the FTZ converter is completely toast and the repair shop is assessing the damage on the camera body and lens.Currently talking to K+F but have low hopes. They keep telling me they want "real photos" and they want detailed photos, which is a bit hard to do when you yourself are in shock, calming down you AND the client, making plans b c and d, rescheduling all the shoots for the rest of the day, and running to the nearest camera store to see if any of your gear survived.To add insult to injury to a no good terrible day, some guy at the camera store ignored the visual evidence (was literally carrying my tripod + head) took it on himself to mansplain in great detail how a 3-way gear head worked, that he never heard of gear heads failing, and Oh and I didn't need a 3-way head if all I was doing was taking pretty pictures with a small camera, and hadn't I considered a ball head instead?Moral(s) of the story:- Benro makes a similar 3-way gear head that locks(!!) your plate in place. Even if the tension knob is loose, your gear only slides forwards and backwards on the rail instead of up and out like the K+F version. Color combo is black and blue, but better the gear head than your heart- despite the temptation, don't take out mansplainers with your tripod- camera insurance camera insurance camera insurance- invest in backup camera gear, trust me it'll save your bacon and makes terrible no good days less stressfulGood luck!

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