RE: [OM] Heads, tripod, of course

[Winsor Crosby]

>  > As in all things - beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
> >  <http://www.asiaphoto.com/jed/410.htm>
>  Oh, no, I can certainly see why I'd want a 410 head, but I'm just missing
> the 'best features of a ball head' that it has, given it's almost the exact
> opposite in terms of usability.
>
>  (that's one other thing that the 405 does that the 410 doesn't (possibly,
> though I'm guessing here not having seen either of them in person); the 405
> lets you release the dials, reposition the axis you want under zero load,
> and then re-attach the dial somehow, so you can move things around fast
> without needing to manually dial it all the way there.
>
>  -- dan
Cool. Does it have a liquid crystal display? And GPS? And will it 
talk to my wonderbrick?  I will never have to take a picture except 
to demonstrate its features.  Just play with the hardware and 
software all day.  Should I wait for the motorized version?
Sorry. Got carried away with possibilities of making something simple 
difficult.
--
Winsor Crosby
Long Beach, California

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