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Vanguard Alta 2 BH-250 Ball Head

The Alta BH-250 ball head is a multi-action ball head with precision control. Weighing in at just over 0.577 kg and a carrying capacity of 20 kg you can bet your gear on top will remain rock steady. This ball head has a separate locking knob, friction knob and panning knob allowing the unit to adjust to your working style. Most photographers like ball heads especially when doing portraits, studio work, scenic and work that does not require technical accuracy.

SKU: GC40-V244235

Vanguard Alta 2 BH-250 Ball Head

Vanguard Alta 2 BH-250 Ball Head

The Alta BH-250 ball head is a multi-action ball head with precision control. Weighing in at just over 0.577 kg and a carrying capacity of 20 kg you can bet your gear on top will remain rock steady. This ball head has a separate locking knob, friction knob and panning knob allowing the unit to adjust to your working style. Most photographers like ball heads especially when doing portraits, studio work, scenic and work that does not require technical accuracy.

This ball head will easily secure larger cameras with long lenses like 70-200mm. The universal Arca compatible plate with built-in safety-pin connectivity provides double security in case you accidentally release your camera.

The ball has an oxidised anodised surface which provides smooth movement and helps to protect the ball from scratches. This ensures a smooth operating ball head for years to come. All these benefits along with a great warranty ensure your Vanguard head will give you many years of use.

This ball head with its great carrying capacity and its strong features can easily be the ball head of choice for most of your shooting needs. Load, position, and lock! No matter the angle you are shooting in, your gear stays in place!

Enjoy the full Alta Collection Experience with Alta Pro 2 and Alta Pro 2+ Tripods, Alta Rise & Alta Sky bags, Alta Fly trolleys, Alta Action tripod bags, And Alta SBM & SBL Stone bags.

Key Features:

Four Independent Lock Knobs

Easy Grip Main Ball Lock

Rapid Intuitive Positioning System

Lightweight Aircraft Aluminium Construction

Dual Bubble Levels Alignment

Arca-Swiss Quick Release System

QS-60V2 38mm Universal Plate

Compatible with Vanguard BH Series

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Vanguard Alta 2 BH-250 Ball Head

The Alta BH-250 ball head is a multi-action ball head with precision control. Weighing in at just over 0.577 kg and a carrying capacity of 20 kg you can bet your gear on top will remain rock steady. This ball head has a separate locking knob, friction knob and panning knob allowing the unit to adjust to your working style. Most photographers like ball heads especially when doing portraits, studio work, scenic and work that does not require technical accuracy.

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