Unless you want to spend $$ for a RRS head...the 322rc2 is a great head. Many
of the photographers that I venture out with prefer this head over anything
else. With the "222" pistol it is difficult to quickly move the camera to
vertical. It will also move on you if your not careful.
BTW does Manfrotto make decent 'L' brackets? or should I look into an L bracket
from RRS? Will the RRS bracket work on the 322rc2?
> I tried one of these years ago in a shop. I didn't like it
> much. The ge
> distance from camera to fulcrum point was weird. Put the
> camra over to
> the side for vertical format and it's way off balance.
>
> > I don't have the owners manual. Going by the lens
> direction on the quick release plate, it's 90 degrees away
> from being a true pistol grip. IMO I'm going to use it till
> I find a replacement. I'll try it as a "pistol grip", which
> would make it a tad less cumbersome.
>
> The newer Manfrotto 322rc2 Ali mentioned looks like a much
> better design.
>
> > I'm going to look for something besides the 3025, but
> won't know till I get my hands on it.
> >
>
> The 3025 is an odd design. I got one after seeing how it
> worked as part
> of Walt's down on the ground macro set up. It will do
> angles other heads
> won't, but isn't very practical, to me, for ordinary use.
> Let a knob be
> loose and the camera/lens are suddenly dangling.
>
> Moose
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