Motorized Tripod Head

[13 lb] But repaired a strong tripod if u r going to use motorized head

But repaired a strong tripod if u r going to use motorized head

[1.95 lb] This works really well if you don't have the motorized head. It makes shots significantly more smooth.

[2.4 GHz] I use the Zoom video recorder along with the Vello motorized pan head, its my B-roll creator... Highly recommend it.

[ (108 VaH)] I'm successfully using this external battery with both a Bescor MP-101 and a CamRanger MP-360 motorized pan/tilt head (they essentially share the same hardware with modifications). While intended for use with Bescor lighting rigs, my initial concern regarding the 90-645's voltage/amperage compatibility with motorized heads has proven unnecessary. Happily, this battery pack powers the heads with or without AA batteries installed -- a real blessing when out in the field. The metal clip on the nylon case lets me use a simple strap to hang the battery from a tripod leg or by using a carabiner. B&H's price on the Bescor 90-645 makes it an affordable buy so, all-in-all, this is a great option for extending the use of a motorized pan/tilt head without breaking the bank in AA batteries! I can highly recommend this item.

[9.8 lb] I just recently purchased a motorized slider (with these arms), and it provides great stability on my carbon fiber Neewer tripod (which is a lot smaller than my larger/heavy duty Ravelli tripod).

I just recently purchased a motorized slider (with these arms), and it provides great stability on my carbon fiber Neewer tripod (which is a lot smaller than my larger/heavy duty Ravelli tripod).

[0.65 lb] can use it with my manfrotto tripod head

[Aluminum] balances the tripod head.

[5] This Tripod and Gimbal Head is amazing. This is my 1st Gimbal head, and with only using for a very short while, 2 weeks, I can say it's a keeper. The rotation with my Nikon 200-500 lens is as smooth as silk. I have a L-bracket for my second camera so I can easily make the switch without changing heads on the tripod. I'm Still getting use to the legs on the tripod, my 1st tripod with the twist legs. I am finding it a little harder to carry from spot to spot due to the head being larger, but I'm sure I will adjust to it. Just takes time to know how to position it on my shoulder. I hang a sandbag on it when I'm shooting birds in my garden or I can hang my backpack on it when elsewhere. I would definitely recommend this to anyone, especially for tracking birds.