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The conventional lower pivot allows for horizontal movement (panning). It can be rotated at 360 degree. To rotate it horizontally, just untight the collar knob anti clock-vise. The upper pivot allows for rotating movement (tilting). Hard glossy black cnc machined.

Unique adjustable offset-clamp design to assist with balancing heavier lenses with lightweight camera. The mini gimbal head is ideally suited for lenses similar in size to a 300 f/2.8 or 500 f/4. The quick release clamp is made specifically for the gimbal head mini gimbal head. The clamp attaches to the gimbal head mini gimbal head with one 3/8 stain less steel screw. Using this screw prevents it from moving or twisting once installed.

Unique adjustable offset-clamp designed to assist with balancing heavier lenses with lightweight camera. You can use the mini gimbal head with your own flash bracket and car door mount. Car door mount, flash bracket, camera, lens & tripod are not included.
As per your long lens. E have available the sizes of lens plate as : pt-10, pt-20, pt-30, pt-40, pt-50. The pt-10 can be used with upto 100mm telephoto lenses, pt-20 with upto 200mm lenses and so.

Pt-10 price : us $35. Pt-20 price : us $ 35. Pt-30 price : us $ 38. Pt-40 price : us $ 40. Pt-50 price : us $ 40.

Popular lenses and their suggested plates & hardware. 70-200 2.8 vr — p-20 + sw-100. 80-200 2.8 af-s - p-10. 200 4.0 macro — p-10 + sw-100. 200-400 af-s vr— p-40 (or ap-553). 300 2.8 mf ——- p-20. 300 2.8 af ——– p-20. 300 2.8 af-i —— p-20.
300 2.8 af-s —– p-20. 400 3.5 mf ——- p-30. 400 2.8 mf ——- p-50. 400 2.8 af-i —— p-50. 400 2.8 af-s i — ap-452. 400 2.8 af-s ii — ap-452. 500 4.0 mf ——- p-30. 500 4.0 af-s i — p-40. 500 4.0 af-s ii — p-40.

600 5.6 mf ——- p-30. 600 4.0 mf ——- p-50. 600 4.0 af-i —— p-50. 600 4.0 af-s i — ap-652. 600 4.0 af-s ii — ap-452.
800 5.6 mf ——- p-50 minolta. 600 4.0 ————- p-50+2 bs-100. 70 -200 2.8 ——- p-10. 300-800 5.6 —— p-50 + bs-100. 500 4.5 ————-p-30 + bs-100. 500 4.5 hsm —– p-50. 280-560 ———— p-40 + bs-100. 400-800 ———— p-40 + bs-100. 300 2.8 is ——— p-30.

400 4.0 do ——- p-20. 400 2.8 is ——— p-50 + bs-100. 500 4.0 is ——— p-40 + bs-100. 600 4.0 ———— p-50 + bs-100.

We suggest that you measure the length of the foot on your lens to make sure that our suggested plate is correct (the plate should be about 1 longer that the foot on your lens). - we have different type of plates (pt-10, pt-20, pt-30, pt-40, pt-50) according to lens name.

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This will help us to resolve the issue fast and will avoid confusion. Item must be returned in original condition with all original packing. Items showing signs of misuse or abuse will not be accepted for credit. After 3 months, all the replacement parts are provided to the customer at very nominal cost covering the cost price of the replacement parts only.

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