The Acebil T705M Tripod with CH0 Head & Carry Casefrom Acebil T705M Tripod with CH0 Head & Carry Caseis a professional video tripod system designed for camera setups weighing up to 11 lb. It includes the CH0 75mm ball fluid head, T705M two-stage aluminum tripod with a mid-level spreader, and a carry case for storage and transport of the system.

The CH0 head features a six-step counterbalance to support loads from 0 to 11 lb, and independently adjustable pan and tilt drag, each offering four steps plus a zero setting. The system has a two-stage operating height and comes with a sliding quick release plate for camera attachment and a pan handle.

Load Capacity of 11 lb    75mm Ball Fluid Head    Aluminum Tripod + Sliding Balance Plate    Mid-Level Spreader, Carrying Case    Six-Step Counterbalance of 0 to 11 lb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This tripod comes only with one screw to secure the head, is there a different column for this tripod with 3 screws or a better system to secure the mvh502ah?

A: Not that I am aware of. I just spin the ball or video head on and off. There is also a little screw that wedges the head to the tripod to prevent the head from coming loose once mounted.Hope this helps.

Q: 2. Is the head removable?

A: Yes

Q: 3. Is it compatible with NikonP1000?

A: Yes, you will be able to use this tripod with a Nikon P1000.

Q: 4. Does the plate screw have a d-ring or thumb screw for easy tightening?

A: Manfrotto 502A Pro Video Head with 75mm Half Ball comes with a Manfrotto 504PLONG Long Quick Release Mounting Plate. The screws provided with the plate are 1/4"-20 Captive Camera Tie-Down Screws, you can use a flat screwdriver with these screws.

Q: 5. Exactly how heavy is this tripod?

A: Hi, its a 3.5 kg tripod

Q: 6. Why would I add a 577 Quick Release plate? Looks like the head comes with a quick release.

A: It does, but I always buy extra plates because I have several different cameras and it's a pain in the butt to have to remove the plate from one camera to another. Also, if you are starting out and plan on buying more than one tripod, stay with the same brand so that you only need one style of plate.I made the mistake of buying 2 Davis-Sanford tripods when I started out and later wanted higher quality tripod/head system. That's when I changed over to Manfrotto and soon learned on set, that I didn't have the right plates and then had to switch plates on the go. (It was a real pain and inconvenient)

Q: 7. will this work on canon xa20?

A: This tripod will support and the remote will control the Canon XA20 like they were made for each other.

Q: 8. Hi does anyone tried this slider with the c500 ? would you recommend it for that camera?

A: I have been nothing but pleased with this rig with my EOS 7D and the C500 - the only trick is that the C500 is Heavy and would need an additional tripod at the end of the travel of the slide or it might tilt. Some use 2 ALX system tripods either end, but I just used mine with the ALX in the center with a static old lighting tripod screwed into one end ( 1/4 20thread holes on both ends ) Most efficient, compact and performance based excellence in my whole kit. Keep the Slider Rails Clean ( !!) and you'll be amazed at the heavy-duty fluid head for Very smooth moves. Practice and enjoy!

Q: 9. I have a Panasonic HC-X920 camcorder. I was wondering if this zoom control handle can connect to the camera? All I see for 2.5 stereo jack connections are headphones and an external microphone. Will this tripod connect to this camera? If so, where does it connect? Thank you.

A: The tripod zoom handle has a cable with a jack at the end to plug into your camcorder.The Panasonic called out does not have this feature Remote input-port for this jack.Example is to look at a camera that has this remote-port, like the Canon G30 camcorder.I do make use of this handle in capturing soccer games where a lot of panning left-right movement occur.This is near a professional tripod, get a camcorder that mates with it...the handle works great when capturing lots of subjects in motion... good luck.

Q: 10. is there anything in place of a tripod head that will allow me to pan but not tilt? I want to use a tripod with a gimbal on top but I want something that will allow me to pan only as i assume it will be a lot lighter than a pan tilt head.

A: You can lock the video head from tilting.