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Reddit mentions of Andoer Tripod Head, Tripod Ball Head 360 Degree Rotating Panoramic Ball Head with Quick Release Plate, Max Load 8kg 17.64lbs for Tripod Monopod Slider DSLR Camera
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Andoer Tripod Head, Tripod Ball Head 360 Degree Rotating Panoramic Ball Head with Quick Release Plate, Max Load 8kg 17.64lbs for Tripod Monopod Slider DSLR Camera. Here are the top ones.
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- Universal Compatibility: Ball head has a 1/4 " thread quick shoe plate screw and a 3/8 " thread tripod mount screw. Three extra 1/4 " to 3/8 " screw adapters included for special tripods and monopods.
- Products using aluminum alloy material, precision CNC machining process. Makes the product more robust and durable.
- Anodizing process metal locking knob, not easy to aging, more durable and delicate.Dual-level design with 3 adjustment knobs for all angles of photography for ea sier shooting.
- 4*5cm width quick plate with 1/4 screw, compatible with various SLR, sports camera, DV camera and so on. With anti-slip rubber pad, increase the contact surface with the camera can also enhance the anti-slip effect.
- 36mm large diameter damping ball, up to 18 pound load capacity. 49mm diameter base with 360 degree panorama scale for panoramic photography. Base with 3/8 screw , equipped with standard 1/4 to 3/8 screws, compatible with different brands of tripods, slides and other devices on the market, with a wide range of compatibility.
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Specs:
| Color | Blue |
| Height | 3.11 Inches |
| Length | 4.33 Inches |
| Size | 3pcs Screw 1pcs Plate |
| Weight | 0.88 Pounds |
| Width | 3.94 Inches |
I used a manfrotto befree with an andoer ball head. The tripod can be just a little shaky, but it worked of course. It’s purpose is to be mobile and light after all. This was my first time using the ball head and I really really enjoyed it compared to the ballhead on the tripod linked below.
I believe pretty much any highly rated budget tripod would do just fine. I also have this Slik tripod setup and although it feels a little cheaper, I believe it would’ve been fine for this photo. It also helps greatly to just not extend these tripods fully.
It's one of these ball heads. I put one of the provided thread adapters in the bottom of it, then put an Arca style QD plate on the bottom of the ball head. The binos sit on their own QD Arca plate. The ball head plate goes into the clamp on the top of the Anvil, then the binos go into the clamp on top of the ball head. The ball head allows much smoother operation with the binos, gives me a dedicated panning function, and brings the binos up to the height of my eyeballs so I don't have to semi-squat down to get behind them.
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If I need to shoot off the tripod, I open the Anvil clamp, pop the ball head out, and put the rifle (with RRS spec dovetail on the handguard) into the Anvil clamp.