The Miller Skyline 90 Fluid Head for Video Productionis designed to support large cine cameras and rigs weighing up to 165 pounds. While most camera rigs don't weigh that much, even smaller camera rigs can take advantage of the smooth and accurate mechanics offered by the Skyline 90. Pan, tilt, and counterbalance all have zero settings, and the counterbalance can be continuously adjusted from 0-100% for fine-tuning the head's feedback. Pan and tilt drag settings each have 15 recallable click settings. Camera mounting is done by the sliding plate. Once secured to the base of your camera or rig, slide it along the Skyline 90's 11.8" of platform space. Dual telescoping pan handles are included.

Supports 0-165 lb    Mitchell Base    Continuously Adjustable Counterbalance    15-Step Pan/Tilt Drag + Zero    Sliding Plate with 11.8" Range    Includes Left and Right Pan Handles    Dual Bubble Levels

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it accept a Manfrotto 501 sliding plate?

A: We're afraid not. This head uses the Miller 1204 style plate. https://bhpho.to/2Use2dY

Q: 2. What is the temperature rating of this head?

A: This head has a Temperature Range between -40° to +149°F.

Q: 3. Anyone know if you can remove the bowl of this head to mount it directly to a still photo tripod with a 3/8"-16 screw?

A: Yes, the Miller AIR Fluid Head has a removable ball level stud for flat base mounting (sliders) with 3/8” screw hole.

Q: 4. If I would would buy Miller legs with 100mm fitting to go with this head, do I also need to buy a 100mm ball leveler seperately to lock it on the legs or does it come with this CX10 head? If so which one should I buy from B&H? I could not find it...

A: Every 75mm or higher fluid head comes with a ball clamp.

Q: 5. Are the levels of drag adequate, or do you find yourself constantly wishing for more drag?

A: Those of us at B&H who have used it, like the overall feel of this head and its operation with a variety of cameras. We have had no complaints regarding any lack of drag.

Q: 6. Does the head come with the quick release plate?

A: The quick release plate would be included.

Q: 7. Is the 75mm bowl proprietary to Miller tripods? Will this head fit any brand of tripod with a 75mm bowl? For example, experience taught me Sachtler bowls are proprietary to the tripods.

A: Yes.

Q: 8. Where is this made?

A: The Miller ArtX7 Naked Fluid Video Head is made in Australia.

Q: 9. Does a standard manfrotto plate fit in this head?

A: We're afraid not. This tripod has its own quick release plate system, it is not compatible with Manfrotto plates.

Q: 10. Does the head come with a Pan Handle stick?

A: The Tripod head does come with a pan handle.