The KF50-Q Ball Head from Heipi is a compact and versatile ball head with sturdy aluminum construction and Acra-type compatibility. The built-in phone holder reduces the amount of additional accessories you have to bring with you on the go. 360° panning with degree marks around the base and audible clicks every 10° when turning make precise adjustment easy. A 90° drop notch and bubble level add further utility and convenience when finding the perfect positioning for your setup.

Arca-Type Compatible    360° Panning    90° Drop Notch    Bulit-In Phone Holder    Bubble Level    Aluminum Alloy Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this head be used with Sirui T-2004XL tripod? Or is it suited for only higher end tripods?

A: This ball head can fit any tripod with a 3/8-16" thread.

Q: 2. Sorry for being a greenhorn, but uh, whats Tension control?

A: This ballhead has two controls - to adjust friction on the ball, and to lock/release the pan movement.The tension control is a small dial inside the face of the large ball tension knob.By adjusting this carefully, you can limit the amount of release when you loosen the ball completely - sort of like a stop. If it is too loose when you fully release the ball, the lens/camera will flop hard to it's physical limit around the cup holding the ball. The trick is to adjust the dial so that even when fully released, the ball still has some friction, so that the camera moves gently to it's limit.The adjustment here is exactly the same as the Arca-Swiss Z1, and very useful to prevent your gear from traveling quickly to the physical limit of the ball's cup and hitting it hard.This article may explain it better:http://www.photowriting.co.za/2016/11/sirui-k-30x-ball-head-review-middle.html

Q: 3. I want to purchase the FEISOL PB-90 Panning Base to use with this product. It has a 90mm base. Will it fit my Sirui W-2204 tripod and K-30X ball head?

A: Don't know about the Pb-90, but the K-30 ball head has a panning function with a separate pan locking mechanism. It's also has a scale built into the base to show degrees. I have not done any pans yet, but am sure there is no problem. Love the W-2204 with the K-30. Very sturdy and easy to set up. Has a good load capacity.

Q: 4. Does the load capacity remain if the ball head is angled 90 degrees?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 5. will this ball head fit a Manfrotto 055XPROB Tripod?

A: This is Head to Tripod Mounting Thread: 3/8 -16 on Siri. Check your tripod specs for the size.

Q: 6. I have a Manfrotto 294C4 monopod. Would you recommend the Sirui G-10X Ball Head for the monopod? Does it fit well?

A: That ball head will fit fine on that monopod. It is very subjective to use a head on a monopod. Many just use a quick release and not a head when using a large/long lens. Some prefer for video to use a video head (pan/tilt). Either way that head is very strong and can support a lot of weight.

Q: 7. What tripod head quick disconnect systems work best with k-10x and the Peak Design Tripod?

A: This plate can be used to attach a tripod head quickly to the Peak tripod: https://bhpho.to/48kZH9Q

Q: 8. According to the info of In the Box , the quick release plate is included. But when I tried to check out, it prompted me to order the essential accessory of the quick release plate. Is the plate included or do I have to place the extra order? Also, does it fit the Oben tripod? Thank you.

A: The K-40x does come with a quick release plate, you do not need to purchase one separately unless you want a second plate. You can use the K-40x on a set of Oben legs, yes.

Q: 9. If the ball head comes with a slide in camera quick release plate why order the PU-60 slide in Quick release plate?

A: It is not a necessary accessory. It is listed in case you want more than one. Many do if they have more than one camera body or if they have lost the plate.

Q: 10. Sirui k10.

A: I bought the Sirui k-30 ballhead along with its 4-section portable tripod early 2016. I was really satisfied with its build and quality. Then I bought the same type ballhead for my other tripod late last year. It holds up to 60 pounds on paper. I use it for my Nikon D750 paired with Nikkor 70-200mm F/2.8. Very, very steady. The ballhead has two ways to adjust the tension.