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Novoflex FALCON Double Gimbal Head

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Product Overview

Novoflex FALCON Double Gimbal Head

The modular FALCON Double Gimbal Head from Novoflex allows the simultaneous use of two cameras with different focal length lenses, so that parallel and simultaneous images may be made from the same perspective, for example, a telephoto and a wide-angle lens. It may also be used with a combination of still and video cameras. The two-camera platforms are independently height adjustable to accommodate different camera configurations and to enable interesting possibilities for prospective effect and image design. The solid aluminium construction holds up to 22 lb of equipment per side, for a total load capacity of 44 lb.

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What are the benefits of using the Novoflex FALCON Double Gimbal Head for photography and videography?

The Novoflex FALCON Double Gimbal Head allows for simultaneous use of two cameras, enabling photographers and videographers to capture different perspectives or angles from the same location. This is particularly beneficial for projects that require a combination of wide-angle and telephoto shots, as well as for capturing both still images and video simultaneously. The independent height adjustment feature for each camera platform allows for creative flexibility, ensuring that you can easily adapt to various shooting scenarios.

How does the height adjustment feature work on the FALCON Double Gimbal Head?

The height adjustment feature on the Novoflex FALCON Double Gimbal Head allows users to independently modify the height of each camera platform. This means that if you are using cameras with different lens sizes or configurations, you can easily adjust one side to align with the other. The adjustment is straightforward and helps in maintaining the desired composition without needing to change the tripod or reposition the entire setup.

Can I use the Novoflex FALCON Double Gimbal Head with any type of camera?

Yes, the Novoflex FALCON Double Gimbal Head is designed to accommodate various types of cameras, including DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, and video cameras. The use of Arca-type compatible clamping plates means that most standard camera mounts will fit securely. Its robust construction can support a significant combined load, making it suitable for professional setups.

What kind of creative opportunities does the FALCON Double Gimbal Head provide for photographers?

The FALCON Double Gimbal Head opens up numerous creative opportunities for photographers. By allowing two cameras to be used simultaneously, you can experiment with different focal lengths and perspectives without missing a moment. This is particularly effective for capturing timelapse sequences, dynamic sports events, or wildlife photography, where conditions may change rapidly. The adjustable friction control also ensures smooth camera movement for panning shots.

How does the tension adjustment feature enhance the usability of the gimbal head?

The tension adjustment feature on the Novoflex FALCON Double Gimbal Head permits users to fine-tune the resistance when moving the cameras. This allows for smoother movement and more controlled panning, which is essential when tracking fast-moving subjects or when precise framing is required. By adjusting the tension to match the weight of your specific camera and lens setup, you can achieve optimal balance and ease of use.

Is the Novoflex FALCON Double Gimbal Head portable for travel?

Yes, the design of the Novoflex FALCON Double Gimbal Head includes folding extension arms, which significantly reduce its size for transport and storage. This feature makes it easier to include in your photography gear when travelling, ensuring you can take advantage of its capabilities without being burdened by excess weight or bulk.

What materials is the FALCON Double Gimbal Head made from, and how does this affect its performance?

The Novoflex FALCON Double Gimbal Head is constructed from solid aluminium, which not only provides durability and stability but also keeps the overall weight manageable. This material choice ensures that the gimbal head can support substantial equipment loads while remaining lightweight enough for practical field use. The robust construction also contributes to the gimbal's ability to withstand the rigours of professional photography and videography.

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