Olympus Mark Iv

Lenscoat Jobu Heavy-duty Mark Iv Dmg-hd4 Gimbal Head Cover (forest Green Camo)

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Protect your gimbal head from bumps and scratches while improving stealth characteristics with this forest green camo Jobu Heavy-Duty Mark IV DMG-HD4 from LensCoat. Made of closed-cell neoprene, this cover provides a thermal barrier for added comfort in cold weather. Additionally, with your gear wrapped in a cover, it will be less noticeable to wildlife. Slip-on installation is fast and easy. LensCoat products are made in the USA.

For Mark IV DMG-HD4 Gimbal Head Protects against Bumps and Scratches Made of Closed-Cell Neoprene Thermal Barrier for Cold Weather Comfort Less Noticeable to Wildlife Slip-On Installation Is Fast and Easy Made in USA

Parameters
Compatibility	Jobu Heavy-Duty Mark IV DMG-HD4 Gimbal Head
Material	Closed-Cell Neoprene
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.11 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.55 x 6.35 x 1.4"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the length of the TravelHood?

A: 7 1/2 inches

Q: 2. Is it made of carbon fiber?

A: This head is made of aluminum.

Q: 3. Will the DMG-HD4 work with my Sony A77 Body with my 70-200 2.8 G lens with the 1.4 extender?I also have a Minolta HS 300mm 2.8 G lens. What other Accessories other than what comes will I need to get started?

A: The Jobu Design DMG-HD4 Heavy Duty Gimbal Head MK IV can support the weight of the equipment you have. It can support up to 25 lbs.The Gimbal head does not come with a quick release plate.This is one I would recommend for your set up.Wimberley P20 Quick Release PlateB&H # WIQRPP20 Mfr # P-20http://bhpho.to/KzWjOz

Q: 4. What is the length on each pad?

A: The length of each pad on the LensCoat LegCushion (Black) is 24".

Q: 5. Is this just the inside pad or will have the leg neoprene pad ds too?

A: The LensCoat LegCushion is a pad and cover in one. It is made with LensCoat shock-absorbing foam and water-resistant Cordura and polyester material.

Q: 6. Will the small lens travel hood fit the Canon 70-200 f/4 II or the 70-300 f/4 lens?

A: This would not be a good fit. All the sizes of the LensCoat TravelHood are made for larger lenses than the ones you have.

Q: 7. Will this work with my canon 300mm L series and 1.4 extender?

A: Assuming you have a Canon EF 300mm f/2.8L lens, the Wimberley P30 Quick Release Plate, B&H # WIQRPP30 would be suited to fit that lens on this Jobu head. https://bhpho.to/2VJ7BHQ

Q: 8. Compared to Wimberly WH-200, DMG-HD4's tilt & panning knobs are on opposite sides. If you own this Jobu, does that cause issues?

A: Once you are used to the location of the knobs on either the Wimberly or Jobu unit it should not be an issue.

Q: 9. What is the height adjustment range for the DMG-HD4?

A: The vertical height from the mounting platform to the center axis of the tilt is 4 inches on the Jobu Design DMG-HD4 gimbal.

Q: 10. How about sigma 150-600 Contemporary and D750?

A: Yes, it is compatible with that set up.

John	23/06/2024
Jus revived my jobu design MK4 I am testing it out with my canon 200/400 mm lens and 1DX all up about 11 LB The jobu performed excellent and with the needle bearings it had Extremely smooth movement in all directions. very stable well-made and very strong I would recommend it to anyone Cheers John. 5

Gary	18/06/2024
First Gimbal head I have ever owned. Love it. I don't know why I waited so long. This is a good one and is so simple to operate. 5

Rodney	18/04/2024
This was purchased for my D800 and older Nikon AFS 300 f2.8 which I often use with a 2x extender. The 300 f2.8 is the heaviest one that Nikon made but it works beautifully. It doesn't have vibration control so the Jobu gimbal head makes it much easier to handle the weight of the lens and camera. As as to the gimbal head it works great and moves a smooth as silk. I see no reason to hesitate on buying this model unless you can get buy with the lighter weight version. It's very well made and of high quality materials. 5