Manfrotto 405 Pro Digital Geared Head withRC4 Rapid Connect Plate

Key Features
- Speed and digital precision are paramount in the latest 405 Pro Digital Geared Head - Provides ideal support and fast, pinpoint positioning for professional medium format cameras with conventional or digital backs
Overview
The 405 Pro Digital Geared Head was designed specifically to meet the more exacting, time-sensitive needs of busy professional digital photographers who shoot with medium format or 35 mm camera/back with payloads up to 7.5 Kg. It utilizes large, easy-to-grip knobs that provide smooth, positive, geared control through 360 pan and +90 -30 frontal and lateral tilt. In addition to its 3-D geared functions, the 405 also incorporates a unique feature that allows you to instantly disengage the gears and rough position the camera by hand, then instantly reengage them for ultra-precise final alignment.
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detailed specifications
| Quick Release | yes |
physical specifications
| Height | 6.3" (16.0 cm) |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 3.53 lb (1.6 kg) |
support specifications
| Independent Pan Lock | 13.39 in |
| Materials | Aluminum |
| Camera Systems Supported | 35MM and medium Format |
| Top Attachment Size | 1/4"" and 3/8"" screws attachment type |
| Panoramic | 360 |
| Load Capacity | 16.5 lb (7.5 kg) |
| Base Attachment Size (bottom) | 3/8"" female thread attachment type |
| Spirit Level | 3 number |
Manfrotto 405 Pro Digital Geared Head (Quick Release)
3271 (RC4) Quick Release Plate
1/4"-20 & 3/8"-16 Camera Screws
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