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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I would like to use this for a Nikon p900 bridge camera . How would the counterbalance work with a zoom lens?

A: Although the Nikon p900 camera would mount and be supported by the GH06 Fluid Head, it is intended for use with larger cameras. A Gitzo 2-Way Fluid Head would be better suited for the camera’s size and can accommodate large range zoom lenses. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1436575-REG/gitzo_ghf2w_2_way_fluid_head.html/qa

Q: 2. What is the counterbalance weight for this Tripod head since its fixed?

A: The GH03 head counter-balance weight is 5KG.

Q: 3. Could I replace the head on my Libec LX7M Tripod with this one?

A: yes you should be able to, the libec accepts 75 mm ball

Q: 4. Will this fit an ET-40AAM tripod from E-Image? It has an EH-60 ball on it now that isn't so fluid anymore.

A: Was the original kit the EK60AAM? If so, this, or any other 75mm ball fluid video head will work in the tripod leg's 75mm bowl.

Q: 5. Is the GH06 compatible with the Sachtler Flowtech legs w/75mm bowl?

A: Yes, you should be able to use the E-Image GH06 Fluid Head with the Sachtler Flowtech 75 MS Carbon Fiber Tripod with Mid-Level Spreader and Rubber Feet.

Q: 6. Can this this fluid head be used with a monopod?

A: Yes it can be, just as long as the monopod has a 3/8" stud to connect to this head. E-Image offers the MA-90 4-Section Aluminum Monopod, B&H # EIMA90, which will work great with this head. https://bhpho.to/2wjNkMm

Q: 7. Does this head use the same plate as the GH06 head?

A: Yes, the GH06 and GH03 use the same plate. The E-Image GP1 Quick Release Plate will work for both heads. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1046984-REG/e_image_gp1_camera_plate_for_gh03_06_08_10.html

Q: 8. What's the minimum weight this head will support using the counterbalance? A Panasonic GH4 with kit lens weighs about 1 kg and this seems to be too light activate the counterbalance properly. By properly I mean using the camera balanced on the head, the counterbalance at its lowest setting (1) is still too strong and causes the camera to bounce back to an original position. The purpose of the counterbalance is keep the camera at a fixed attitude when you release the pan handle--correct? I've experimented with a heavier lens on the GH4 (nearly 2 kg total weight) and the counterbalance works a lot better. Comments?

A: The head's lowest counterbalance setting as you have discovered is too strong for the load you are using it with. The only solution would be to add more weight or get a lower capacity head.

Q: 9. is there any design difference between the flat and ball version of this head? (other than the ball of course)

A: It is the same from the base up.

Q: 10. What is the height of this head from base to plate?

A: Erik, the GH03 Head is approximately 5.25 from the base to the top of the baseplate.