The precise and fluid Arca-Swiss Core 75 Leveler with Fliplock Leverfrom Arca-Swiss Core 75 Leveler with Fliplock Leveris equipped with a double-dovetail clamp that is compatible with Arca-Swiss Classic plates, monoballFix plates, and Arca-Swiss monorail cameras. The clamp easily locks down by flipping the fliplock mechanism. The head works on arc movements that keep your camera centered over your tripod, so you never lose your center of axis. Each X and Y axis has +/-15° of micrometric adjustment, which is controlled by two geared telescopic knobs, which pull out if you are using a larger camera and can't reach the knobs. The head has 360° panning on both the top and bottom base, and the top pan has a scale for a repeated setup or for measuring intervals when creating a panoramic shot. The Core 75 can hold camera equipment weighing up to 66 lb, and with each movement you make, there is no need to lock a knob because of its self-locking gear.

The top of this head has a ClicPan panning platform that can be freely panned or provides panning in pre-set selectable steps. It has a range of 360° and a precision scale for precise and repeatable results.

Load Capacity: 66 lb    Adjustment Range: +/-15° on X/Y Axis    360° Panning on Top and Bottom Base    Arc Movement Keeps Camera Axis Cantered    Geared Micrometric Movements    Self-Locking Movements    Fliplock Lock Mechanism    Telescopic Control Knobs    Arca-Swiss & monoballFix Compatible    Fits Monorails of Arca-Swiss Cameras

The leveling head can hold camera equipment weighing up to 66 lb.

The Core 75 is equipped with a double-dovetail clamp that is compatible with Arca-Swiss classic plates, monoballFix plates, and Arca-Swiss monorail cameras.

The clamp locks via its fliplock mechanism.

The head works on arc movements that keep your camera centered over your tripod, so you never lose your center of axis.

Each X and Y axis has +/-15° of micrometric adjustment, which is controlled by two geared knobs that are self-locking.

The geared knobs telescope out, so you can reach the knob when using larger cameras.

There is a 360° pan on the top and the bottom base of the head. The top pan has a scale for a repeated setup or for measuring turning intervals when creating a panoramic shot.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this advice install on RRS Ballhead?

A: Yes, it has a 1/4-20 or 3/8" threaded hole to attach.

Q: 2. My L-brackets and other mounts are all Kirk brand. Is this mount compatible?

A: Yes, the Arca-Swiss Monoball Macro-Table Classic uses the better Ara Swiss style plates like the ones by Kirk.

Q: 3. Does it fit into my Arca-Swiss d4 Tripod Head with a Classic Knob Quick Release? As I would like to change it to fliplock

A: The original quick release clamps on Arca-Swiss heads such as the D4 are attached without the intent to be user-interchangeable. There are reports of damaged clamp-attachment screws from those that have tried removing the clamps. We recommend leaving the original clamp attached.

Q: 4. I have many arca-Swiss mono ball fix camera plates. Can this I use this flip lock quickset device with the monoball plates? Also interchangeable with classic plates or has to be adjusted manually every Time?

A: The plates are interchangeable. They should be the same size, but I would always check to make sure they are snug before you let go of the camera equipment.

Q: 5. What's the benefit and/or difference between the FlipLock release and the Classic Knob release?

A: When using the FlipLock release, one is able to mount a quick release plate and lock it in place in literally two seconds, and it is secure. To release a mounted plate, the FlipLock allows for a very fast release. When using the Classic Knob release, one needs to be careful to wind the knob, and wind a bit more to make sure it is tight and will not move. This process could take up to 20 seconds, and the user may go back to check the tightness, over and over again during the project. Using the Classic Knob release to release the plate is easy and fast . One just needs to unwind.

Q: 6. Hi Can RRS L Plane work on this clamp system?

A: yes, RRS L plate is according to the Arca-Swiss Quick Release System, so it fits for the ballhead. This ballhead you can adjust the width to clamp , please follow the manufacturer instruction.

Q: 7. Will this work on a Nikon D800?

A: Yes this will work for the D800. Just remove the 3/8ths thread.

Q: 8. What's the minimum distance between bolt centers possible with this plate?

A: The minimum distance between bolt centers is about 8mm.

Q: 9. does it allow vertical use?

A: Yes, the Arca-Swiss d4 Tripod Head with a FlipLock Lever Quick Release does allow for vertical use. The specifications for this head : Vertical Tilt -40° to +90°

Q: 10. with the bubble level to your left, which direction doI turn the adjustment knob to open the clamp? clock wise or counter clockwise

A: The spirit level is in the rear, where it can be easily seen.Arca Swiss places the quick release clamp on the left side so that you can hold your camera with your right hand. Most cameras have a grip on the right, making this a more convenient and safer location than most quick release systems.There is no tightening knob for regular use on the Arca Swiss quick release system. The quickset has a two movement release. The first movement loosens the plate for tilt balance adjustment, but doesn't release the plate for safety. The second movement releases the plate. There is an adjustment knob under the plate if the flip lock movement gets loose.YouTube has excellent videos demonstrating the Arca Swiss quickset mechanism.