
| Install the handles |
| Attaching the Camera |
Pan Head Section |
Caution
Attach the two Pan Handles to the Pan Head, | Remove Quick Shoe by opening the Locking |
| Screw Quick Shoe on to camera, and insert |
by inserting the shorter handle to the left, and | Lever and then pressing the Release Button. |
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the longer horizontal tilt handle to the right. |
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| Please DO Not over tight your Quick Shoe. |
Do not reverse. |
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Using the Quick Shoe |
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| Adjusting the firmness of the |
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Removing the Pan Head from the Center Column |
| Attaching the Pan Head |
Caution
Prohibition
Please exchange by the following method to attach other heads or acces- | Set the new head, or accessory on the tripod's threaded post, and turn | |||
sories to this leg. Fix the Center Column of the legs firmly by both the | clockwise until it comes to a stop. Tighten the Panning Lock Knob and | |||
Center Column Locking Collar and the Center Column Stopper. Next, | turn clockwise slightly more. | |||
tighten the Panning Lock Knob of the head firmly. The Pan & Tilt Handle | Do not attach camera directly to the threaded post of the Center Column. | |||
and the Vertical Tilt Handle are grasped and then, turn the head counter- | This can damage both camera and tripod. | |||
clockwise forcibly. The head loosens now. |
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| Tripod Section |
Correctly installed you will hear a "click", and the Quick Shoe will rotate 360°.
Fix the Quick Shoe at a desired position by closing the Locking Lever.
loosen
tighten
After long use, you may need to
First, you will need to loosen the locking pin with an ordinary allen wrench(1.5 mm).
We advise you not to tamper with this part until it becomes necessary.
When attaching the Pan Head to a tripod with a | To change the angle of each leg, close the Leg | After choosing the desired leg angle, securely |
slightly, and then pull the Leg Angle Adjustment | push in the Adjustment Lock. | |
small thread(U1/4) use the optional small | Lock out. There is a choice of two other angle |
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thread adapter. | positions. |
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Using the Pan Head
Loosen the Pan & Tilt Handle, and the head | Loosen the Panning Lock Knob, and the head will | Loosen the Vertical Tilt Handle, and the level |
will tilt back and forth. | rotate along the horizontal direction. | can be adjusted. |
Extending the Tripod Legs |
| How to get low position shots |
Flip up the Leg Lock Lever to extend or shorten | You can get lower height. | Remove the Center Column Base Stopper and |
any of the individual leg sections to the desired |
| then, remove the Lower part of Center Column. |
length, and press the Leg Lock Lever flush |
| Put the Center Column Base Stopper on the |
against the Leg to lock. |
| Upper part of Center Column. |
Bubble levels | Safeguards during operation with a Camera | |
| Caution | Caution |
Two bubble levels are | The camera may fall suddenly when the | When loosening either the Pan & Tilt Handle, or |
horizontal positioning. | Locking Lever is loosened, causing damages | the Vertical Tilt Handle, take precaution by keep- |
| and injuries. Always hold on to the camera dur- | ing a firm grip on the handle until the Pan Head is |
| ing such operation. | locked down. |
Using the Center Column
Caution
Hold onto the Pan Head with one hand, and | You may injure your hand by a sudden fall, if |
loosen the Center Column Stopper and the Center | you let go of Pan Head before locking the |
Column Locking Collar with the other hand. | Collar. |
Raise or lower Pan Head to desired height, and | Turn the Locking Collar with your fingers on the |
while maintaining a hold of the Pan Head, tighten | side of the Collar. |
the Locking Collar and the Stopper. |
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To avoid unnecessary camera vibrations, try to keep the Center Column height to a minimum. Also use the larger legs first, when extending the legs.