Great video! I love the balancing tut -- always nice to see how others go about the day to day little things that make a big difference; the 15mm rail balancing trick is pure genius! I'm definitely going to have to stea.... I mean "borrow" that! 🕵🏾♂ thanks so much! 🙏
Hello, I bought one, and the tilt fluid drag knob is making a crackling noise when adjusted a bit hard/fast. Do you have this? Also, how hard is the maximum drag (tilt) ??
I have a fully rigged up Nikon Z9 system... i feel like all in it's under 8lbs, but i'm maxing out the counterbalance already with the 608.... would I benefit from the 612, or will it not be heavy enough?? Find it hard to find a fluid head that truly counterbalances where it will stay exactly at any angle you place the camera... I couldn't even get the sachtler aktiv8 to do it properly. Thoughts, suggestions, ideas?
I just bought one and I've gotta be honest, it's nothing like my Cartoni. That head is aweful as far as tilt goes and does not properly support it's claimed weight in that regard. I can get buttery smooth tilt and pans with my cartoni and the nitrotech couldn't be further away from that. Even my old Benro does better than the nitrotech. The legs are nice though, I'll give manfrotto that. That said, I'm returning mine.
Great video! I love the balancing tut -- always nice to see how others go about the day to day little things that make a big difference; the 15mm rail balancing trick is pure genius! I'm definitely going to have to stea.... I mean "borrow" that! 🕵🏾♂ thanks so much! 🙏
Very good explanation on how to adjust the balance, especially the counterbalance control.
Wow, great explanation and info.
Awesome! Thanks
I run gimbals 99% of the time. But still interested if I'd ever get a manfrotto or sachtler. Still undecided.
I'm still seeing backlash/rebound when you set all the oarameters.
Hello, I bought one, and the tilt fluid drag knob is making a crackling noise when adjusted a bit hard/fast. Do you have this? Also, how hard is the maximum drag (tilt) ??
I have a fully rigged up Nikon Z9 system... i feel like all in it's under 8lbs, but i'm maxing out the counterbalance already with the 608.... would I benefit from the 612, or will it not be heavy enough?? Find it hard to find a fluid head that truly counterbalances where it will stay exactly at any angle you place the camera... I couldn't even get the sachtler aktiv8 to do it properly. Thoughts, suggestions, ideas?
It sounds like the 612 might be better but I'd check the payload specifications. The 612 counterbalances my red and black magic perfectly.
@@digitalfeast Thank you. Yeah I went with the 612-- it's great!
cannot be ordered to ship to Hawai‘i . there is a little lithium battery in it
I just bought one and I've gotta be honest, it's nothing like my Cartoni. That head is aweful as far as tilt goes and does not properly support it's claimed weight in that regard. I can get buttery smooth tilt and pans with my cartoni and the nitrotech couldn't be further away from that. Even my old Benro does better than the nitrotech.
The legs are nice though, I'll give manfrotto that. That said, I'm returning mine.