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Review Summary
1/4"-20 Screw with Locating Pin (Quick Release Plate: Arca-Type)
Fluid Head
Flat Base with 3/8"-16 and 1/4"-20 Female
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
+90 Degree to -75 Degree
No
Matte Black
Aerospace-Grade Magnesium Alloy
22 lbs (10kg)
2x Pan Handle Fitting
3x 3/8"-16 Female Thread
Yes
Head: 4.3 x 3.9" (10.9 x 10cm)
With Plate: 9.4 x 4.3" (24 x 11cm)
1.5 lbs (680g)
5056085301971
An incredibly capable, yet compact, fluid video head that's ideal for content creators and videographers. It's also ideal for use with larger spotting scopes.
Arca-Swiss compatible head with retractable and detachable panning handle that's mountable for right or left-handed use
Separate controls for 360 Degree pan and total of 165 Degree of tilt
Clamp is rotatable 90 Degree for use with L-brackets and cages
Supplied with XP 100 Ultra Plate featuring Patented XPAND slot for use with 3LT XPAND System, sliding camera screw sled with retractable locator pin, cable management hook, 90 Degree Arca square, and multiple 1/4"-20 accessory threads
The AirHed Cine CC is an advanced fluid video head with smooth pan and tilt functions that are each controlled separately. It has a total tilt of 165 Degree (90 forward and 75 back) and full 360 Degree rotation.
This evolution of the AirHed Cine has several refinements over its predecessor including:
Retractable and detachable panning arm, for easier transportation - can be mounted on either side of the head
Arca-Swiss compatible clamp that can be rotated 90 Degree enabling use with L-brackets or cages
New XP 100 Ultra Plate - Arca-Swiss compatible quick release plate, with sliding 1/4"-20 camera screw sled and retractable locator pin; patented XPAND slot for use with 3LT Cheese Plates & Risers; cable management hook, and multiple 1/4"-20 & 3/8"-16 threads
The AirHed Cine CC is designed for modern videographers and content creators using mirrorless and lightweight cinema cameras, with a load capacity up to 10 kg / 22lb. It is also an excellent choice for birders, wildlife photographers, and field sports using larger spotting scopes.