Dragon Ball Sparking Zero Controls Xbox

Designed and made in Italy should say it all. These guys really know how to make a good quality ball head. Zero problems with mine so far and it's as tough as nails. Rock solid and holds my 200 F2 prime with plenty of weight to spare. I shoot with a heavy Nikon F6 (with battery pack).

Zero trouble, like it should be.

Cord is great and replaced a sparking broken cord on an old Broncolor pack. The cord has a slot/groove that fits perfectly into the power output.

Works just fine with Dragon software.

Zero issues - does what it is supposed to do!

This is a small version of the well known Manfrotto ball head.  I got this one for a smaller tripod I use while hiking.  The controls are different that older versions, with smaller knobs for tensioning and locks.  Comes with both the quick release and swiss release.

This ball head appears to be very well made. More than adequate controls and is stable and locks down without creep with a Nikon D850 and 70-200 F2.8 Nikon lens. Very high quality fit and finish. I am pleased with my purchase and would definitely buy it again.

Thoughtfully designed product. One twist of the tightening knob controls all of the ball sockets for easy and accurate adjustment. Very versatile, with the only caveat being that it isn't intended to hold anything too heavy. As long as you're using it to position a reflector or a light weight device, it's an outstanding item.

I was looking for a new ball head with a Q/R plate, a mid range weight capacity, and separate controls for the ball and pan. This appears well made, is smooth, and priced right.

Fits perfectly with the Gitzo series 2 mountaineer. Nice controls that are clearly differentiated from each other so that there is little chance of confusion. The ability to quickly re-position the ball locking lever allows one to have rapid fine control over positioning and locking of the ball.