[120" (305 cm)] It's very sturdy and durable great good head for the price,!

[120" (305 cm)] ..for table top work, tap sharp et all

[120" (305 cm)] A great product! These guys at BH are wonderful. The price is the best but I would have paid a lot more.

[120" (305 cm)] This is a great little kit! Easily assembled and works great!

[120" (305 cm)] Our club purchased this to record woodturning demonstrations, and it was an upgrade over our stationary tripod. It works even better than we imagined. We're able to move the camera right over the action, and back out again to view the audience or for a wide angle of the demonstration. This is professional-grade equipment...excellent quality materials with superb machining. Very smooth action and highly adjustable. It was an expensive purchase, but I think well worth it for the improvements in our productions.

[120" (305 cm)] This is a great tripod head to put on top of the Kessler Cine Slider. It pans and tilts and does the job well.

[120" (305 cm)] The many advantages become readily apparent the first time you use the CAMBO. Applicable for lights or camera mount. Especially beneficial for overhead flat shooting and lighting. The fitness weight model works very well, no swinging shot bag movement. I also have the CAMBO1105 I recommend for the same reasons. Strongly recommended.

[120" (305 cm)] This is my main tripod head. I use it for photography and video with my Canon T5i DSLR and it is perfect. It is solidly built and very tweakable. I forsee it lasting me a very long time.

[120" (305 cm)] I used this fluid head in conjunction with a lightweight slider as my travel setup, and the results were sufficient. The fluid head itself functioned perfectly. The pans and tilts were very smooth. I hardly missed my more-expensive fluid head. Do be careful with the plate attachment on this head. The 1/4-20 that attaches to the camera has a foldable grip that is a bit stiff. If you do not fold it down properly, it can cause the plate to not attach properly. Since the plate is plastic, there is some flex. You may not notice this. Otherwise, I did not have any complaints. This is light in the pocket, so it is great for filmmakers, like myself, who are on a tight budget.

[120" (305 cm)] Great addition to my home studio. The RD-1205 gives me lots of lighting options I couldn’t otherwise do. I recommend the Cambo boom, its professional build quality. Just a few notes that might help first time buyers avoid my initial confusion… you are not going to put this boom on a standard light stand. It requires either a stand with a ‘baby pin’, if you wish to slide the boom’s female mount over a pin, or a ‘junior female’ if you want to remove the locking screw from the boom mount and slide the boom's female mount into the junior female, which is what I do. I wound up buying the Kupo High Roller stand (KS300112). It handles this boom without any problem, plus has casters to make positioning easy. For counter weights, I bought 2 10lb plates and one 5lb. So far, the two 10s have been just right, but kept the extra 5lb in case I ever go heavier on the front end. If you want a boom, this is a great setup.