I personally try to have one fluid and one ball head. I would say most of the stuff I shoot is 50% photo and 50% video. For lighter setups you could definitely get away with a ball head. When you shoot your video work with it I would just keep it as a static angle for sure.
After using a Manfrotto pan/ tilt fluid head and an L bracket on my camera I'll never use a ball head again. Just my preference but the ball heads are not stable, precise, or reliable for the way I shoot. I'm currently shooting on a Robus RC-5570 with a Manfrotto Pan/Tilt Fluid head.
What kind of tripod head are you using now?
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I just purchased that Manfrotto mount on sale on amazon. Thanks for the info!
Good timing! That’s what’s up! May your shooting be smooth 😎
For sports videography, would you say a fluid head is more idealistic? Especially for a heavier setup like 3lbs with a long lens (55-200mm).
Oh definitely would use that over a ball head.
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I'm currently using a fluid head tripod wanted to see what I should get for a second one was confused about ball or fluid
I personally try to have one fluid and one ball head. I would say most of the stuff I shoot is 50% photo and 50% video. For lighter setups you could definitely get away with a ball head. When you shoot your video work with it I would just keep it as a static angle for sure.
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After using a Manfrotto pan/ tilt fluid head and an L bracket on my camera I'll never use a ball head again. Just my preference but the ball heads are not stable, precise, or reliable for the way I shoot. I'm currently shooting on a Robus RC-5570 with a Manfrotto Pan/Tilt Fluid head.
That’s the way to go!
For video ... should i go with ball head or fluid
Definitely fluid.
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