SKU: GC40-MF-MH055M8-Q5

Manfrotto MH055M8-Q5 Magnesium Photo/Video Pan Head

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Regular price $750.65
RRP $845.00, now $750.65
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RRP $845.00, now $750.65

Product Overview

The clever, functional and innovative photo head. You’ll never get caught out with the super smart Magnesium Photo-Movie Head with Quick Release Plate in your kit bag. This tripod head even comes complete with a 501PL camera plate, so you’ll have everything you need to do a great job in one handy package. And it’s brimming with user-friendly features, giving you total control and absolute flexibility to take beautiful photos, even in the most pressurised situations.
To add to its appeal, this sleek tripod head looks stylish, and is completely practical. You can use it for both videos and photos, and switching from one format to the other is smooth, fuss-free and incredibly easy. Designed to match even the latest high-definition equipment, it’s the ideal tripod head for new DSLR cameras with an embedded video function. Simply use the smart photo-movie selector to switch formats when you need to. Plus, it holds up to 7kg, so you can pair it up with a variety of cameras to suit you.

This ingenious photo head is designed with integral fluid cartridges and adjustable balance control, which gives you accurate framing every time. The ball head allows you to move quickly and without any hitches along the way, and you can pan and tilt a full 360° with smooth friction control when you need to capture a great shot double-quick. It’s even flexible enough to suit right and left hand users. Just use the easy to find reversible function on the tripod leg to customize your tripod head.

What's in the box:

Manfrotto MH055M8-Q5 Photo-Movie Tripod Head with Q5 QR Plate

Q5 Quick Release Plate

Pan Bar

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