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Opinion:I used it for years in tandem with the Manfrotto 055XB tripod and I did not find to complain about defects. A head "handyman" that lends itself so well as for use in landscape or macro for use with telephoto lenses, while not being a head dedicated to a specific genre of ripresa.rnLa ball has generous dimensions and movements are fluid. The construction is typical Manfrotto that does not disappoint and, year after year, it is hard to distinguish the object from nuovo.rnLa hexagonal plates, which on one side provides ample footprint, gives a little 'mind if you bring the camera around your neck / shoulder unscrew it without seeing that in any positions mountains or an edge rests invariably goes crashing down, but it is a problem to overcome.
Pros:excellent handling, devoid of significant microshiftings during tightening
Cons:not rubbed
Opinion:I still have not figured out why, while keeping in place an infinite number of plates (way too many), Manfrotto has abandoned its hexagonal plate: the only drawback is perhaps the clutter, but I have yet to surface in cork (but after a while 'flattens and tends to slide) and "new" wheel and I still consider it a project ... got it right; returning to the head, feeling the lack of clutch I tried a Benro, but when tightening has displacements that make me regret not rubbed manfrotto
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