Really Right Stuff BH-40 Manual
Really Right Stuff
Stativ
BH-40
Læs nedenfor 📖 manual på dansk for Really Right Stuff BH-40 (2 sider) i kategorien Stativ. Denne guide var nyttig for 3 personer og blev bedømt med 4.5 stjerner i gennemsnit af 2 brugere
Side 1/2
OPERATION
Attach the BH-40 to Tripod
1. Tighten the Pan Lock Knob to lock the Panning Base with
light to medium torque.
NOTE: Overcranking the Pan Lock Knob may result in
unwanted drag on the ball.
2. Screw the ballhead onto the 3/8”-16 threaded stud on the top
of the tripod (stud should not protrude more than 3/8” above
platform or 5-6 threads). Tighten the ballhead onto the tripod
snugly, but do not over-torque or it will be difficult to remove.
Set Up Your Tripod
Set up your tripod to match the required camera position.
Orient the Ballhead
Loosen the Pan Lock Knob and rotate the body of the BH-40
ballhead as shown, so you may operate the Main Lock T-Lever with
your le hand while your right hand is free to operate the camera
controls. This orientation allows you to easily tilt the camera body
over from horizontal to vertical using the drop notch.
1
2
As you adopt a procedure that works for you, it’s best to practice that
working mode consistently until it becomes second nature. This will save
you time in the field and help avoid costly mistakes. Seasoned pros are
able to setup and shoot literally within seconds.
Adjust the Drag Set
Some photographers prefer to have tension (drag) on the ball
at all times to prevent the camera from suddenly flopping
when the Main Lock T-Lever is loosened. The optimal amount
of drag depends on the size and shape of equipment being
used as well as the angles at which you wish to place the
equipment (steeper angles require a higher drag setting).
To set the drag, either remove your camera or hold it in place.
1. Loosen the Main Lock T-Lever and Drag Set Knob by rotating
them in the direction of the Arrow (counterclockwise).opposite
2. Tighten the Main Lock T-Lever to your preferred amount
of resistance by turning in the same direction of the
Arrow and Lock symbol (clockwise).
3. Turn the Drag Set Knob in the direction of the Arrow
until it stops, then loosen the Main Lock T-Lever.
Your Drag is now set and will remain at the same resistance
until the Drag Set Knob is adjusted again.
Note: It is easy to forget that you set the drag and then
try to loosen the Main Lock T-Lever with no apparent
affect on the operation of the ball. If this happens to
you, please check the drag setting first and do not
over-loosen the Main Lock T-Lever.
**Visit our website to see a ballhead video tutorial.
® , ™, © 2017 Really Right Stuff, Inc. All rights reserved.
Tighten the Main Lock Knob and expose image.
We recommend that you tighten the Main Lock T-Lever before
exposing an image. However, some photographers rely on
the Drag Setting and do not fully lock the Ball using the Main
Lock T-Lever. This is fine for many situations depending on
your equipment and how high the drag setting is. Conversely,
many photographers leave the drag setting loose and only
use the Main Lock T-Lever to control both drag and lock.
Experiment and see what works best for you. Note that the
Ball should be fully locked using the Main Lock T-Lever any
time you take your hand off your camera/lens.
Using the Drop Notch
1. Loosen the Pan Lock Knob and rotate the body so the drop
notch is facing forward.
2. Fully seat camera into the drop notch.
Produkt Specifikationer
| Mærke: | Really Right Stuff |
| Kategori: | Stativ |
| Model: | BH-40 |
Har du brug for hjælp?
Hvis du har brug for hjælp til Really Right Stuff BH-40 stil et spørgsmål nedenfor, og andre brugere vil svare dig
Stativ Really Right Stuff Manualer
11 December 2024
10 December 2024
10 December 2024
10 December 2024
10 December 2024
10 December 2024
10 December 2024
10 December 2024
10 December 2024
10 December 2024
Stativ Manualer
- Stativ SilverCrest
- Stativ Sony
- Stativ Easypix
- Stativ Asus
- Stativ Livoo
- Stativ Nikon
- Stativ Kodak
- Stativ Hama
- Stativ Trust
- Stativ Laserliner
- Stativ König
- Stativ Bresser
- Stativ Rollei
- Stativ DJI
- Stativ Godox
- Stativ Carson
- Stativ Celestron
- Stativ Zhiyun
- Stativ Rode
- Stativ AVerMedia
- Stativ Marshall Electronics
- Stativ GVM
- Stativ Sachtler
- Stativ Vortex
- Stativ Testo
- Stativ Barska
- Stativ ARRI
- Stativ Vinten
- Stativ Eurolite
- Stativ Kessler
- Stativ Proaim
- Stativ Manfrotto
- Stativ Kogan
- Stativ Joby
- Stativ Levenhuk
- Stativ Gravity
- Stativ Drift
- Stativ Magnus
- Stativ Konig & Meyer
- Stativ Neewer
- Stativ Easyrig
- Stativ REVO
- Stativ Glide Gear
- Stativ Miller
- Stativ Sky-Watcher
- Stativ Square Jellyfish
- Stativ Fidlock
- Stativ Robus
- Stativ Vello
- Stativ Benro
- Stativ Sunpak
- Stativ Slik
- Stativ Libec
- Stativ Gitzo
- Stativ Velbon
- Stativ Ultimate Support
- Stativ Oben
- Stativ Moza
- Stativ Vanguard
- Stativ Dorr
- Stativ Winegard
- Stativ Camgear
- Stativ Ulanzi
- Stativ Flycam
- Stativ Sirui
- Stativ Acratech
- Stativ ProMediaGear
- Stativ IOptron
- Stativ Mantona
- Stativ Olloclip
- Stativ Cullmann
- Stativ IFootage
- Stativ FeiYu-Tech
- Stativ FeiyuTech
- Stativ Hohem
- Stativ MOVE'N SEE
- Stativ On Air
- Stativ Kaiser Fototechnik
- Stativ Slidekamera
- Stativ FLOWCINE
- Stativ SteadiCam
- Stativ Fat Gecko
- Stativ 3 Legged Thing
- Stativ FLM
- Stativ Peak Design
- Stativ Studio Assets
- Stativ E-Image
- Stativ Tiltall
- Stativ MotoCrane
- Stativ HPRC
- Stativ Cartoni
Nyeste Stativ Manualer
11 December 2024
11 December 2024
11 December 2024
11 December 2024
11 December 2024
11 December 2024
11 December 2024
11 December 2024
11 December 2024
10 December 2024