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Your cart is empty.Features: Each joint of the bracket has a safety wing nut lock, which requires no tools, and it helps to quickly and easily lock the shooting angle, and it ensures that it will not be deformed or loose due to the load of the camera. Z tilt tripod head comes with a 1/4"" screw on the top, which fits for most digital cameras and DSLR cameras, such like Canon PowerShot EOS 80D T6 5D mark i 6D 60D 7D 70D 77D D800 T6i 1300D Sony a7riii a7rii A7S a6000 a6300 a6500 W800 Nikon B500 D750 D850 D3400 D3300 D5600 D5300 D7200 PANASONIC Lumix GH5 GH4 GH3 The bracket features the international standard 1/4 screw interface is suitable for most digital cameras and DSLR cameras. The versatility of it can meet your needs for shooting. Specifications: Material: CNC machined aluminum alloy Standard load: 2 kg / 4.4 lbs Net weight(about): 150g / 0.33lbs Packing List: 1 x Z bracket
BC
2025-09-03 17:34:26
No, this is not what you want for your big honk'n digital SLR with the huge telephoto lens. But for smaller SLRs or mirrorless cameras with reasonable sized lenses, I find this works fine -- easily locked into place with the convenient flipper style locks.
Richard Jackson
2025-08-16 13:07:30
It won't hold the weight of a DLSR, at least not mine anyway (Canon EOS 77D with Tamron 18-400mm zoom), despite what the photos show. If you have a very light camera maybe this will work, but otherwise the hinges fold up. If they went with screws on the hinges with half the current pitch that would approximately double the tightening force, which would probably be enough. As is though, I can't use it.
DM
2025-08-03 17:39:31
Nothing more to say than, don't trust your camera on this thing. Not very precise and does not stay locked. Canon R5 with Rf 24-70mm 2.8 lens, it gave out and almost smacks the front of the lens on ballhead.
JC
2025-07-31 20:49:14
It’s works fine on medium and small lenses, but struggles to hold it on heavy ones
BC
2025-07-17 17:35:22
No, this is not what you want for your big honk'n digital SLR with the huge telephoto lens. But for smaller SLRs or mirrorless cameras with reasonable sized lenses, I find this works fine -- easily locked into place with the convenient flipper style locks.
Richard Jackson
2025-05-30 15:50:33
It won't hold the weight of a DLSR, at least not mine anyway (Canon EOS 77D with Tamron 18-400mm zoom), despite what the photos show. If you have a very light camera maybe this will work, but otherwise the hinges fold up. If they went with screws on the hinges with half the current pitch that would approximately double the tightening force, which would probably be enough. As is though, I can't use it.
DM
2025-05-24 14:01:44
Nothing more to say than, don't trust your camera on this thing. Not very precise and does not stay locked. Canon R5 with Rf 24-70mm 2.8 lens, it gave out and almost smacks the front of the lens on ballhead.
JC
2025-02-12 13:00:11
It’s works fine on medium and small lenses, but struggles to hold it on heavy ones
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