A precise 3-way pan/tilt head designed to support up to a 22 lb capacity, the SH-807E from Slik features full 360° panning capabilities, along with independent vertical and horizontal adjustments for fine-tuned control. Each of the axes uses a locking knob for control, with each featuring a large rubberized grip for comfort and precision, and a pair of bubble levels are integrated into the design to help ensure consistently level horizons. A dedicated quick release system is used for quickly attaching and removing a camera from the head, and cork-topped quick release plate is included to help prevent camera twisting when attached. A 1/4"-20 mount is featured on the quick release plate, and the head also features a 1/4"-20 mount for attaching to a tripod.

Load Capacity: 22 lb    Height: 5.9"    Weight: 2.2 lb    Quick Release Plate Included    360° Pan with Independent Pan Lock    Large Rubberized Grips    Dual Axis and Round Bubble Levels

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Everyone says this is heavy, but when I look at the specks it says 7.1lbs. Which is basically the same as the really right stuff carbon fiber tripod (5lbs) and head (2 lbs) that costs $1,600. Is it really heavier??

A: I like it, even though it is about 7 lbs. I'm over 70, have been using this for about 8 years professionally and like the sturdiness and ability to adjust legs to any position to get the right shot/angle. I shoot real estate.

Q: 2. Will the 3way head support the Photek TRI-X-2500 Tripod Extender with a light weight camcorder or camera. I'm concerned about the quick release. Will everything work together?

A: This tripod has a load capacity of 19.8 pounds. It should be able to handle the weight of a small camera or camcorder and B&H # PHT2500. However we suggest that you use a sandbag on the other side that the camera is not on to keep the tripod balanced. An option that you can fill yourself, as you may not need a full 5 pounds, would be the ideal choice for that. https://bhpho.to/2K5SHpe

Q: 3. Can this tripod shoot low angle shots?

A: no, as you can see this tripod is quite tall by itself without extending its legs.

Q: 4. I am having trouble locking the pan mechanism? it doesn't want to stay locked.

A: The pan lock knob (part # J488) may be cracked. Either that, or the pan lock knob may be locked into place tightly, and the head is breaking free from the cetner column. It is difficult to tell without seeing the tripod/head combination.

Q: 5. Would this tripod be good for taking videos?

A: The Pro 700DX was not designed with video in mind, mainly still photography.

Q: 6. Will this tripod work with Canon rebel t2ii?

A: You shouldn't have any problems with this combination.

Q: 7. Can a fluid head be mounted on this tripod for better video performance? If so, any recommendations?

A: The Digital Balance Pro is an excellent video head for these legs.a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/825418-REG/Daiwa_Slik_618_665_Digital_Balance_Pro_Fluid.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/825418-REG/Daiwa_Slik_618_665_Digital_Balance_Pro_Fluid.html/a

Q: 8. do you have this one in black for the same price?

A: We do offer the model in black, but currently it is a special order item and it is not the same price as the two-tone version is. See the link below for details on the model in black:http://bhpho.to/1gEWlyY

Q: 9. Is the pan and tilt eead removable so you may use a gimbal head?

A: Yes Slik Pro 700 DX Tripod with 700DX 3-Way, Pan-and-Tilt Head (Titanium) comes with a removable head and you can place a gimbal head on its place.

Q: 10. How can I attach my Oben ball head to the tripod?

A: A technician at Oben did not recommend using the ball head on this tripod. Apparently the male end of the screw is only 3/16 inch. The technician believes it is fine for attaching an SLR but would be unwieldy for the base of the tripod.