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Benro GX25 Low Profile Ballhead PU56 Plate
The GX25 ball head is designed specifically for still-image use with a maximum payload of 25kg, capable due to the low-profile design. GX heads feature dual panoramic functions, smoother and more controllable camera movement, as well as 30% more locking strength than previous models. Easily switch between landscape and portrait orientation and secure your camera in place with a featured pull and twist safety lock. The built-in ball head makes this a smooth, reliable tripod head for taking incredible panoramic images.
Dual Panoramic Mode
With 360-degree panning both at the base of the head as well as from the quick release platform, the GX25 makes smooth panning easier than ever before.
Fine Calibration Marks
Calibration detailing around each axis facilitates quick and accurate positioning. They also make the replication of movements highly accurate even when done in quick succession. Additionally, for more efficient leveling, use the featured built-in bubble level.
Dual Inclined Internal Locking Rings
Dual inclined internal lock rings are 30% stronger than previous models which makes this head more secure for you to attach your kit to. There is also a safety lock feature that works via a pull and twist movement to prevent the camera plate from sliding. The quick-release plate is both secure but easily detached when required.
Stylish Ergonomic Controls
The GX25 has the ability to shoot both in portrait and landscape orientation by unlocking the ball lock and adjusting the camera tilt to your preference. The controls are user friendly and ergonomic, contoured out of aluminium for a seamless user experience.
Key Features
- Maximum Payload: 25kg
- Dual Panoramic Mode
- Fine calibration marks
- Dual Inclined Internal Locking Rings
- 30% stronger than previous models
- Stylish ergonomic controls
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What's in the box?
- 1 x Benro GX25 Low Profile Dual Panoramic Ball Head
- 1 x PU56 Quick-Release plate
FAQs
Can this head be used for videography?
No, this ball head is designed specifically for still-imagery.
