The digital camo LensCoat Gimbal Tripod Head Cover is a form-fitted cover designed for the Jobu BWG-HD3 gimbal tripod head. The cover is made of closed-cell neoprene that provides protection from scrapes and bumps, preserving its appearance and resale value. It also helps break up the shape, making it less noticeable to wildlife. The cover also acts as a thermal barrier, helping to protect your hands in hot and cold temperatures. The Digital Camo is an advanced computer generated camouflage pattern. It is modeled after the U.S. Army's standard-issue ACU pattern, which provides a pixelated pattern that maximizes visual break up. The pattern, constructed from small rectangular pixels of color, mimics naturally occurring dappled textures and rough boundaries.

Fits the Jobu BWG-HD3 Gimbal Head    Form-Fitted Closed-Cell Neoprene    Protects Head from Scrapes and Bumps    Makes the Head Less Visible to Wildlife    Creates a Thermal Barrier    Helps Preserve Resale Value    Protects Hands in Extreme Temperatures    Made in the USA

Form-fitted, closed-cell neoprene cover provides protection from scrapes and bumps

Protects your hands when used during extreme temperatures

Preserves the resale value of the head by keeping it free from abrasions

Makes it less visible to surrounding wildlife enabling you to get better photographs

Compatible with Jobu BWG-HD3 gimbal tripod head

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the material this head is made from??? Most of the competitors show that info, but is unavailable on this page in B and H. Thank you.

A: The upright is constructed of durable metal with the exception of the rubber knobs. The arm appears to be constructed of a lighter-weight metal and the knobs are plastic. Given the weight, the metal is not aluminum. The product is top notch and worth the money if you can afford it.

Q: 2. I have a bogen 3033 tripod with a 3047 head on it will the Wimberly tripod head fit on this tripod and which quick release plate do I need? thanks

A: The Wimberly tripod head fits on a standard tripod legs which I think your bogey 3033 is. I have a quick release plate that is a bit longer than the base of the tripod collar on my Pentax 560 lens. This tripod head is amazing to use to photograph wildlife with a long lens, easy to position and move to get the shot you want wile keeping the lens steady.

Q: 3. Hi, everyone!First of all, sorry for my english.Last year, I made the acquisition of a Sigma 120-300 Sport lens and I've been using it until now with a Davis & Sanford Carbonlite Transporter tripod and its FZ10 head.The thing is the FZ10 head doesn't seem to be the best head for such a heavy lens.I actually experienced its limits just last sunday to monday night, during the moon eclipse.So I've been searching the web a little bit since yesterday and it appears the Wimberley gimbal head could be a perfect choice.I consider to add a Wimberley QR plate to it but I have not determined yet which one between P40 and P50.My question is: does anyone know if the Wimberley gimbal head will be compatible with my actual D&S tripod (instead of the FZ10 head)?Thanks alot for your forthcoming help.

A: The Wimberley is a fantastic head, and would be a great option for use with heavy super telephoto lenses such as the Sigma 120-300mm f/2.8. That being said, the combined weight of the Wimberley head and Sigma lens (not including a camera) is about 11.5 pounds. The load capacity of the Davis and Sanford Carbonite Transporter appears to be 12 lbs. So just with the lens and head, you would already be close to the max load capacity of the tripod. This wouldnt be the most stable or secure of set-ups. If you are looking for some more in depth advice on heads and legs, I would suggest sending an email to our Photo Department. They would be more than happy to make recommendations for a set up that would best suit your equipment and needs. Askphoto@a href= http://bhphoto.com target= _blank bhphoto.com/a

Q: 4. I currently have a promaster GH25. I am thinking of buying this gimbal. My reason being that I can only lack the pro insert tied positions, but can never find tune it. Meaning that it will lock at 15° 30° but nothing in between. My question is, can I lock this Gimble head in any degree of tilt that I desire thank you

A: Yes, you can lock the tilt on the Wimberley WH-200 Gimbal Tripod Head II with Quick Release Base.

Q: 5. DearsI have a manfrotto 055PROB. The question is: This head is compatible with 055PROB?I need to use any interface?The equipment together work?Thanks for reply.

A: Yes, the Wimberly Gimbal head will work together with the Manfrotto 055PROB legs. They are compatible.

Q: 6. Is the Wimberley WH-200 II smoother panning than the Benro GH2?

A: The Wimberley WH-200 Gimbal Tripod Head II with Quick Release Base does have smoother panning than the Benro GH2 Aluminum Gimbal Head.

Q: 7. Is this compatible with a Sigma 50-500 Canon EF lens, and what sort of QR plate would I need for such? Also, what sort of microfiber tripods would be usable to have the 500mm in front & my tiny Sony A6000 mounted behind and still be able to balance?

A: Hi Dave, I have a sigma 150-500 on a canon 7D mk2 and the WH-200 MK2 performs faultlessly.This is attached to a Gitzo GT 4532LS carbon fiber and is an excellent set up.

Q: 8. Does this gimbal have have sealed bearings?

A: No visible ball race, it appears to be sealed.James

Q: 9. What plate should I buy for a Tamron 150-600mm lens (on a Canon Mark III)?

A: The plate I use on my Canon 600mm f/4 with this tripod head is 169mm long. It is a bit longer (1 cm on each end) than the tripod foot. This may seem like the extra length is waste, however, I find that depending on which camera body I have on, or an extender, I have to move the balance point forward or backward enough to justify the longer length. I recommend a long length Arca Swiss plate for this reason.

Q: 10. I have Mefoto C1350 Road trip tripod and Canon 100-400mm plus 1.4 Extender. Is my Tripod sturdy enough to use with the Wimberly Gimbal Head?

A: No. You need greater leg rigidity and a large mounting plate for the WH-200. Check out the Gitzo Systematic 3 Series for the appropriate tripod category. You may choose to accessorize with a leveling base but the WH-200 handles panning. A ballhead has, obviously, no role in this kind of rig.