[0.095 lb] I fiddled with tilt shift lenses for some time and was never completely happy with their performance. The Cambo Actus-G (BH# CAAGCBBK) is a much more flexible solution and is only a bit more expensive than some of the tilt-shift lenses. Of course you do need to buy a suitable lens with a large image circle. I'm using this with a Nikon F mount camera and a Mamiya RZ lens adapter. I already had the Mamiya lenses so it was a no brainer. It did take a bit of time to figure out exactly what other items were needed but essentially You'll need 3 other pieces besides the body. The lens plate. I suggest a medium format lens like the Mamiya RB/RZ lenses. BH# CALPMRBRZB, The camera bayonet holder (Cambo AC-78E) BH# CAOBHDSLR and the camera bayonet plate BH# CABKNF. This is a very flexible system and using the bayonet holder (AC-78E) you can get different plates for about $70 so I could add in a mirrorless body just with a new bayonet plate. I don't know if it's by accident or intentionally but the Actus-G molded packaging fits perfectly inside a Pelican 1300 case - BONUS!
This will also focus to infinity so it works fine for architecture as well as tilting or swinging the focal plane for product photography.

[0.095 lb] That Gear is a precision tool! Money well spend!

[0.095 lb] Good fit and finish. Does the job.

[0.095 lb] The Cap delivered is a plastic cap, it is well designed and manufactured as expected from Cambo. I do like the older models aesthetics.

[0.095 lb] Added a lot of reach to my shorter / smaller pre-cambo version of the redwing. It does take a little filing and drilling to get this to fit on the older redwings before cambo since they attach a bit differently - but it will work great once the work is complete.

[0.095 lb] I got this as a replacement for my generic 4x4 matte box. This fits perfectly into the cold-shoe slot on the top of the matte box. Fits any cold shoe/hot shoe mount. Good build quality (all aluminum) nicely machined. I'd buy again.

[0.095 lb] I just love this lens, I use it with my Cambo Actus and Fuji GFX. I do mainly architecture and landscapes and this lens is perfect for it. Look at the first test shot I did.

[0.095 lb] It shows great image quality, all sharp except at f4, f22, in between is excellent. A picture below taken with D850, the 90mm lens tilted with a proper DOF to show every detail, directional or circular, very impressed.

[0.095 lb] Overall, it's just simple handgrip for grip-less camera, WRC. Works fine as it should be. But bit of surprise, the picture on B&H is outdated.

[0.095 lb] Been using a few other geared heads and those are great (pair of Leofoto G4), but this takes things up a notch with both pairs of spirit levels. Obviously the build quality from Cambo is top notch and it is a dream to use - very smooth and has mini spaces on each rotating horizontal platform to clearly identify every quarter turn (you feel the indentation while using). I will be purchasing another for my baby tripod which I use in tight spaces while shooting interior design.


My one concern would be the max weight one could mount to this geared head, but then again, I have mounted my Fujifilm GX680iii and that camera with all of her attachments, is a hefty camera, weighing in at 12.6 pounds!


All in all, I love a good Cambo head option that works well with my Actus G setup that has the GFX100 and various Pentax 645 lenses mounted - all of this makes for a great tripod shooting experience whether it be a digital view camera and medium format film, it works for me!