the SCG T8 PRO FLUID HEAD is shockingly...SMOOTH!

The SCG tripod is a professional Fluid head for filmmakers, videographers, and solo camera oprators. It has adjustable pan, tilt, and counterbalance. I paired my T8 fluid head up with carbon fiber legs.
Use the code "RAY" at checkout for a discount off your purchase.
Links below:
SCG T8 FLUIUD HEAD: geni.us/SCG-T8-fluid-head
SCG TRIPOD LEGS: geni.us/SCG-tripod-legs
0:00 Intro
0:45 Overview
2:44 SCG T8 fluid head
3:58 Adjustable Fluid
4:35 Carbon Fiber Legs
6:08 What's in the Box?
7:15 Sample Footage
10:00 Negatives
11:01 Price and Discount
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CAMERA GEAR USED IN THIS VIDEO:
CAMERAS:
Sony FX6: geni.us/Sony_FX6
Sony FX3: geni.us/SonyAlphaFX3
Sony: a7 IV geni.us/Sony-alpha_a7IV
Sony a7RIII: geni.us/j6Ph
Sony ZV-E10: geni.us/SonyalphaZVe10
SmallRig Gear on FX6:
SmallHD Indie 7 Monitor: geni.us/SmallHD-Indie7
SmallRig Cage for Indie 7: geni.us/SmallRig-Cage-indie-7
SmallRig Rosette Arm: geni.us/SmallRig-Rosette-Arm
LENSES:
DZOFILM Catta Zoom Cine Lens: geni.us/DZOfilm-Catta-Zooms
Sony 70-200mm GMii: geni.us/Sony70-200mmGMii
Sigma 24-70mm F2.8 ART: geni.us/Sigma2470ART
Sigma 14-24mm f2.8 ART: geni.us/Sigma1424ART
Sigma 16-28mm: f2.8 C:
Sigma 35mm f1.4 ART: geni.us/Sigma35mmf14
Sony 90mm f2.8 G MACRO: geni.us/Sony90mmG
Sony PowerZoom 28-135mm: geni.us/Sony28135mm
SOUND GEAR:
Rode NTG5: geni.us/RodeNTG5shotgunmic
RODE VXLR to 3.5mm ADAPTER: geni.us/RodeVXLRadapter
Silicone Rubber Case for Rode Go II: geni.us/RodeGo2siliconecase
Sony XLR mic: geni.us/SonyECMXM1
Rode Video Mic Pro+: geni.us/RodeVMProPlus
DEITY S-Mic 2S: geni.us/Deity_S-Mic-2S
DEITY V-Mic D4: geni.us/Deity-vmicD4
DEITY Pocket Wireless: geni.us/DeityPocketWirelessKit
Deity D4 DUO V-Mic: geni.us/DeityD4duo
Matte Box and Filters:
TILTA
TILTA REAR OPERATING HANDLE FOR DJI RS2: geni.us/Tilta_RS2-Rear-Handle
Tilta Mirage VND Matte Box KIT B: geni.us/TiltaMirageVND
Tilta Mirage BASIC KIT A: geni.us/TiltaMirage
Tilta Mirage MOTORIZED KIT C: geni.us/TiltaMirageMotorized
Tilta Mirage VND Filter: geni.us/TiltaMirage95mmVND
Tilta Nucleus Nano Wireless Focus: geni.us/TiltaNucleusN
Vaxis Streak Filter: geni.us/VaxisStreakFilter
Tilta Stackable Circle Filter Tray: geni.us/MirageStackableCircle
Tilta Stackable Square Filter Tray: geni.us/MirageStackableSquare
Dual (two) Circular Filters Holder: geni.us/MirageDualCircleFilter
Vaxis 95mm Filters: geni.us/VaxisStreakFilter
Haida Rear ND Filters: geni.us/HaidaRearND
Tiffen Black Pro Mist: geni.us/TiffenBlackProMist
Tiffen 82mm VND: geni.us/Tiffen82VND
SandMarc VND: geni.us/SandMarcVND
Luzid Brass Step Up Ring 67-82mm: amzn.to/2XYwQZH
Luzid Brass Step Up Ring 72-82mm: amzn.to/2XYwXEB
==FX3 CINEMA RIG AND ACCESSORIES=
Tilta FX3 Cage: geni.us/TiltaFX3
Tilta FX3 15mm Rod Baseplate: geni.us/TiltaFX3Baseplate
Tilta Wooden Left NATO Handle: geni.us/TiltaWoodenLeftVI
Tilta Mini V-Mount Kit I: geni.us/TiltaMiniVmount
SMALLRIG
FX3 HANDLE EXTENSION: geni.us/FX3ha ndleExtension
SmallRig Wood Top Handle geni.us/SmallRigRosewoodNato
Rosewood Trigger Handle geni.us/SonyWoodHandleTrigger
SMALLRIG NINJA V CAGE: geni.us/NinjaVcage
SmallRig 2071 NATO Ballhead: geni.us/SmallRigNatoMagicArm
SmallRig Sunhood for Atomos Ninja V: geni.us/NinjaVSunhood
Monitor Mount with Locating Pins: geni.us/SmallRigMonitorMount1
SmallRig a7RIII Cage: geni.us/SmallRiga7R3Cage
This video is NOT sponsored by SCG, but they did send the Pro battery out for me to review, so feel free to use my links to show support for the channel if you enjoyed the video or learned anything new!
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[@cruiseouyang5065]

Very professional review, unbiased, and full of product details and application tips.👍👍👍

[@RayValencia]

Much appreciated!

[@cruiseouyang5065]

Just hope to complement this great review....about the tilt brake, I heard from a former Sachtler and O'Connor employee that it is not intended to lock the payload but preclude tilt movement of a balanced and counter-balanced camera payload, and to fend-off mishap when the operator necessarily takes his hand(s) off of the pan bar(s), and especially when he must leave the camera unattended, even for just a moment, in case a passer-by inadvertently bumps into the camera or tripod.
So it does be unsafe to to break contact with an imbalanced, improperly counter-balanced camera payload on a fluid head/tripod system, even with the tilt brake applied. For this reason, the operator should not apply the tilt brake and leave the camera payload unattended for even a moment until the camera payload has been balanced on the fluid head, and then properly counterbalanced.
For the extremely heavy payload, which requires a matching tripod system, there will normally be BUILD LOCK which can LOCK the head from tilting and panning for safety concerns.

[@RayValencia]

Thank you! I highly appreciate your info on this. I own a Sacthler and I just shot a feature film on the OConnor so I’m used the lock feature being a true lock. This is why I mentioned the average user not having their counterbalance properly set and camera in the center, meaning it could possibly tip. Although, I’ve never had my camera tip on its own. Like you were saying too, It does take some force to get the camera to tilt. But the Pan Lock, really locks it down. Thanks again for your help on explaining this.