Car Accessories Gear Knobs

[120 Minutes] Perfect for my needs; has adapter and car lighter accessories so I keep it in my purse for use at any time. GREAT !!

[0.035 lb] Great drone with lots of accessories... It would have been great if the car charger was also included in the combo..

Great drone with lots of accessories... It would have been great if the car charger was also included in the combo..

[Zipper] I have found this bag to be very useful especially for carrying all of my audio gear or my SmallHD monitor with accessories.

[Universal] Bigger than I thought it would be and it's perfect to hold my camera gear and accessories.

[20 dB] I purchased this because I bought a new gear head. The gear head knobs were unusable because they rested on the top of the tripod top plate. The Riser Block solved the problem. This device also gave additional overall height for the camera on the tripod, which is good. It is solid and constructed very well. I am a satisfied customer!

[2.13 lb] If you love the versatility of a ball head but need the precision of a gear head, look no further. Indeed, the craftsmanship and quality are impeccable, but the teardrop shaped knobs allows the user to move the head into an appropriate position, then continue with precision adjustments with the round knobs. Brilliant! All adjustments are extremely smooth and accurate. Moreover, the head has ZERO drop/slop. Best head I've ever used or seen!

[ARRI Dovetail] This is THE solution for add rods to your komodo and being able to go from tripod to handheld in literally 2 seconds. The latch design is perfect and clamps down tightly to your dovetail plate. The placement of the tightening knobs for the rods is nice. I was initially going to go with the 8Sinn baseplate but after careful review I noticed that the knobs for tightening the rods interfere with the other knobs. In my opinion, I saw this as a possible hinderance to the ease of use I was looking for as I'm regularly in fast paced situations where struggling with any piece of gear is unacceptable. If you can afford it, you won't regret it. Its a deceptively simple tool but a must if you care about your gear working flawlessly and not worrying about fiddling around with the quirkiness that can come from some of the cheaper solutions.

[Focus Control] If you're looking for a reliable follow focus/zoom control that is versatile enough to be used with DSLR as well as mini-DV camcorders in the field and in the studio, and that doesn't cost a minor fortune, this is it. The build quality is excellent, the movements are silky smooth and precise with a surprisingly minimal degree of backlash, and a profile that is compact enough to be unobtrusive but still allow for easy and comfortable access. The unit is machined in solid aluminum (except for the plastic gear, adjustment knobs and marking plate), but isn't too heavy; it's solid enough to withstand rigorous use. Adjustment knobs are located so that there's no fumbling to get to them. A generous range of horizontal gear position adjustment is provided, and the ability to mount the gear on either end of the axle is a plus. There's a movable marker reference that can be rotated around most of the focus wheel's circumference and locked into place to serve as a fixed reference to marks made on the erasable marking plate. I use the unit in conjunction with a Cavision carbon fiber rod system equipped with 35 cm rods and Red Rock microLensGears rings. A Cavision 18 follow focus whip or Cavision speed crank lever have also proven to be quite useful in some shooting situations. The only feature lacking on this unit is focus wheel stops, but I still award five stars to Cavision because they've managed to produce a reliable and sturdy professional-grade follow focus at an unbelievable price-point. This unit won't disappoint, and is worth serious consideration.

This is THE solution for add rods to your komodo and being able to go from tripod to handheld in literally 2 seconds. The latch design is perfect and clamps down tightly to your dovetail plate. The placement of the tightening knobs for the rods is nice. I was initially going to go with the 8Sinn baseplate but after careful review I noticed that the knobs for tightening the rods interfere with the other knobs. In my opinion, I saw this as a possible hinderance to the ease of use I was looking for as I'm regularly in fast paced situations where struggling with any piece of gear is unacceptable. If you can afford it, you won't regret it. Its a deceptively simple tool but a must if you care about your gear working flawlessly and not worrying about fiddling around with the quirkiness that can come from some of the cheaper solutions.