The Realtree Max4 HD Manfrotto 393 Gimbal Pouch $ from LensCoat is specifically designed to carry and protect a Manfrotto 393 heavy-duty Gimbal-type telephoto lens support. Because of its odd shape, a gimbal head is especially prone to nicks, dings and scratches due to incidental contact during field use or transport. The soft neoprene will not only protect the gimbal head but the equipment stored around it. There is an inside pocket to hold a Manfrotto 357PLV quick release plate. The Realtree Advantage Max4 HD camouflage pattern offers maximum effectiveness in open terrain. The pattern incorporates cattails, millet, milo, corn stalks, sunflowers, oak and maple leaves, cedar and oak limbs, plus a variety of other plant life into the largest camouflage artwork on the market.

Fits Manfrotto 393 Gimbal Lens Support    Waterproof Neoprene Cover    Quick Release Plate Pocket    Provides a Thermal Barrier    Protects Head From Nicks, Scratches    Touch Fastener Closure    Makes Head Less Visible to Wildlife    Helps Maintain Resale Value    Easy to Install and Remove    Made in the USA

• Neoprene
• Touch fastened closure

Pocket inside for a Manfrotto 357PLV quick release plate

Compatible with Manfrotto 393 heavy-duty Gimbal-type telephoto lens support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Pouch 0.4 will fit Fujifilm X100F?

A: Reviewing camera specs on B&a href= http://H.com target= _blank H.com/a the camera size is 5 x 3 x 2. The Goblin 0.4 pouch internal size is 5.5 x 3 x 3 - so the pouch might be a bit snug. The next size up pouch is the 1.0 and is internally: 6.2 x 4 x 2.2 offering a bit more room.

Q: 2. Is this compatible and fully functioning with Sony A7ii?

A: The A7II is on DJI's list of compatibility with this gimbal. You can control start/stop recording, trigger auto focus and capture a photo.

Q: 3. Could you please tell me the major differences between MT190CXPRO4 and MT055CXPRO4? Thanks

A: The main difference between the 190 and 055 tripod series is the load capacity. The 055 is the next series up from the 190, and has a larger load capacity. The MT190CXRPO4 has a load capacity of 15.4 lb, while the MT055CXPRO4 has a load capacity of 19.8 lb. The MT055CXPRO4 is also slightly taller (Max height of 66.9 vs. 63).

Q: 4. Can I use Sony A7S IV with Sony Fe 24-105mm f4 G OSS?

A: Yes, the Ronin RSC 2 can handle the weight of either a Sony A7SIII or Sony A7IV with a Sony FE 24-105mm Lens.

Q: 5. Can you transform it to monopad?

A: Any tripod can be used as a monopod by simply shortening two of the three legs.

Q: 6. First off - is this worth the money? There are so many gimbal options available. Second - I plan to use with with my Canon T6i with the Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art Lens, will this work properly?

A: Many of our customers have been very happy with the quality of DJI Ronin products, and we highly recommend them. The T6i with the Sigma lens will work totally fine on the RSC2.

Q: 7. Will the Manfrotto Nitrotech N8 video head work on this tripod?

A: Im currenting using that head on these legs, works great!

Q: 8. Is this tripod compatible with Manfrotto Ball-Head 496RC2 and Wimberley Head WH-200 Version II ?

A: This tripod has an industry standard 3/8-16 mounting stud so it should work with the Wimberley head. It will definitely work with the Manfrotto 496RC2.

Q: 9. Can the RSC 2 pull focus with the Panasonic 12-35 2.8 considering that lens is focus by wire?

A: Yes it can: LUMIX G X Vario 12-35mm f/2.8 II ASPH POWER OIS The DJI RSC 2 is designed for mirrorless and DSLR cameras and supports up to 6.6 lb camera and accessories loads. Please see the most current camera and lens compatibility list on the DJI website. https://www.dji.com/support/compatibility

Q: 10. is it possible to remove the center column but still have a tripod head?Im hoping there is some sort of attachment i can add, in order to do this.

A: It is easy to remove but you need the column to hold your head. The only time the column needs to be moved is if you widen the stance, then I pull the column and replace it perpendicular instead of horizontally. I have nearly 20 years of rough usage of mine. This allows an extremely low macro stance. The versatility of this tripods allows your camera a solid footing in the most difficult terrain.