The Libec QH3 Fluid Head is a pedestal-capable heavy-duty head supporting up to 152 lb. It features a 4-bolt flat base and comes with a 150mm half ball adapter that secures via four included screws. The QH3 has a side-mount camera plate system and includes a sliding plate with dual 3/8"-16 threaded mounting screws.

The fluid head is well suited for supporting small- and medium-sized box lens setups, and it comes with two 2-piece telescoping pan bars that allow for easier integration of optional zoom controllers. Other features include continuous counterbalance, 7-step drag, independent pan and tilt locks, and an illuminated bubble level.

4-Bolt Flat Base Heavy-Duty Fluid Head    152 lb Payload    Includes 150mm Half Ball Adapter    Side-Mount Camera Plate System    Two 2-Piece Telescoping Pan Bars    Continuous Counterbalance    7-Step Drag    Independent Pan and Tilt Locks    Illuminated Bubble Level

• Pedestal-capable heavy-duty fluid head with 152 lb payload
• Flat base with four screw holes for securing an included 150mm half ball adapter or mounting on a pedestal
• Side-mount camera plate system
• 3" sliding camera plate with dual 3/8"-16 threaded mounting screws
• Two 2-piece telescoping pan bars
• Continuous counterbalance
• 7-step drag
• Independent pan and tilt locks
• 90 to -70° tilt
• Illuminated bubble level
• Aluminum construction
• Made in Japan

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi does anyone tried this slider with the c500 ? would you recommend it for that camera?

A: I have been nothing but pleased with this rig with my EOS 7D and the C500 - the only trick is that the C500 is Heavy and would need an additional tripod at the end of the travel of the slide or it might tilt. Some use 2 ALX system tripods either end, but I just used mine with the ALX in the center with a static old lighting tripod screwed into one end ( 1/4 20thread holes on both ends ) Most efficient, compact and performance based excellence in my whole kit. Keep the Slider Rails Clean ( !!) and you'll be amazed at the heavy-duty fluid head for Very smooth moves. Practice and enjoy!

Q: 2. Will Libec TH-z Fluid Head fit ALX T legs?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 3. will this head fit Libec ALT T legs?

A: We could not verify the legs you referenced, but it will work if those legs have a 65mm bowl.

Q: 4. will a manfrotto MVR901EPLA fit this?

A: Yes, the Manfrotto Pan Bar Clamp Attachment will fit onto the Libec LX7 M Tripod's pan bar.

Q: 5. Will this fluid head fit on the IFootage Cobra 3 pedal version?

A: Yes, the Libec TH-Z H Fluid Head will fit on the iFootage Cobra 3 Carbon Fiber Monopod with Pedal-Release Mini Tripod Base (BH #IFCB3C180FP).

Q: 6. Where is made in?

A: According to the information we have, our current inventory's Country of Origin is Taiwan. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 7. what are the folded dimensions and weight of this tripod? It will be packed inside luggage. Thanks.

A: The Specs for the Libec TH-X Head and Tripod System are the following. Maximum Height 62.6" / 159 cm Minimum Height 29.7" / 75.4 cm Folded Length 29.7" / 5.4 cm I would suggest the Manfrotto Befree as a smaller packable tripod solution. which is about 15 inches when closed. https://bhpho.to/3LUKUXV

Q: 8. IS THE PLATE A 501 SIZE PLATE ?

A: No, the plate that is included with the Libec TH-X Head with Pan Handle is not a 501 size plate.

Q: 9. does the 75mm ball facilitate quick leveling of the tripod?

A: The main leveling is the adjustable legs, but with the ball, we can level the camera once everything is set up. The ball makes it easier for the final adjustment.

Q: 10. whats the diference midle spread o floor spread?

A: The spreader that you use with the Libec LX7 Tripod With Pan and Tilt Fluid Head and Floor Spreader is a personal preference. However, to provide more detail, ground spreaders are very stable and can go very low, making it easier to get to the desired height quickly, but they do get dirty. Also, ground spreaders will be more difficult to set up on uneven ground. Mid-level spreaders are good for uneven ground. While they are cleaner, mid-level spreaders are less stable and they require more adjustment when selecting the height and leveling your tripod legs.