This Viiu Ball-Link | High-Quality Ball Joint Linkfrom Viiu Ball-Link | High-Quality Ball Joint Linkallows you to make an additional camera compatible with your Rota-Strap. The strap is made from durable Dyneema fiber and the ball link is made from PA66 nylon.

Attaches Camera to Rota-Strap    Made from Dyneema Rope    Ball Link Made from PA66 Nylon

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with Oben tripods?

A: Absolutely. any tripod brand that has 3/8 16 thread will work.

Q: 2. How many hours of use on one set of batteries?

A: The SMK-Link RemotePoint Ruby Pro (B&H # SMVP4592) only uses battery power when the buttons are pressed or the laser is activated. Per the manufacturer, a battery life specification is not available, but most users report 90+ days of use before needing to replace the batteries.

Q: 3. Can this be used in OWC Mercury Helios 3S as a PCIe expansion card and use in a Mac to connect and use in Mac?.

A: While the Elgato Cam Link Pro would physically work with the OWC Helios 3S expansion chassis, Elgato does not offer Apple Mac drivers or software, so it can't operate on a Mac. Blackmagic has a similar card that does offer Mac drivers as an alternate. Blackmagic Design DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder Capture Card BH #BLDVQDHDMI4K

Q: 4. Will this allow me to control my LS1 lights with the sidus app?

A: Yes, you may use the Aputure Sidus Link Bridge with the Aputure Light Storm LS 1s LED Light and the Sidus Link App.

Q: 5. Would this head be okay for Sirui P-324S?

A: Yes it is compatible with the Sirui P-324 Carbon Fiber Monopod.

Q: 6. I've got an L bracket on my Canon 5d iii, what plate would I use with this setup?

A: You can use the included quick release plate with the Canon 5D Mark III and L bracket.

Q: 7. Is this ball head sturdy enough for a 400 mm lens or is it better to go with the K-30X?

A: I have used this head (on the Sirui T-2205X legs) fairly extensively with both 400 and 600mm EFL primes lenses (200 and 300 mm on micro four thirds) and also with a 200-600mm EFL zoom. I have had fairly good results with all of them. I also own a big aluminum Gitzo 320 tripod with a couple of much larger heads (this combination is MUCH heavier than my Sirui carbon tripod and K-20X head). Not surprisingly, the results are usually better with this heavier rig and if you plan to shoot 400mm or longer a lot, especially on a large body (I shoot with Olympus EM1 and Panasonic GH3 bodies most of the time), you might be better off to go heavier. If you shoot mostly shorter focal lengths you should be OK with the K-20X, assuming the tripod legs are not too light and the camera/lens is not too heavy.I use my heavy (almost ten pounds w/ a head!) Gitzo whenever I am willing to carry it, which means roadside and on short hikes. I often shoot several miles from the road and that's where the Sirui carbon tripod and K-20X head get most of their use. With careful technique (one of the biggest factors in shooting super-telephoto - always use a remote release, experiment with image stabilization to find the best results and generally be meticulous) and a willingness to accept a somewhat lower percentage of tack sharp images this head will get the job done. For its size I doubt you will find any head that is noticeably sturdier but bigger heads and bigger legs do make a difference, both in stability and in weight. So, the real question is how much are you willing to carry? A heavy rig plus a lighter one gives you the ability to tailor your tripod to the situation but the K-20X on an appropriate set of legs is very versatile and if you have just one that would be a good choice.

Q: 8. A lot of reviews say that panning is a major issue with this product. Any thoughts?

A: Ball heads are not the best choice for video. A better choice would be a pan head like the Sirui VA-5, VH-10 or VH-15.

Q: 9. can i use this for shure SCM 262 mixer?

A: Yes you can.

Q: 10. Does this come with the screws to attach the plate to the receivers?

A: No you reuse the screws currently in the receiver