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Gitzo GHF3W 3-Way Fluid Head – $340 Off at B&H Photo
&H Photo is offering a $340 discount on the Gitzo GHF3W 3-Way Fluid Head. Originally priced at $689.95, this premium pan-and-tilt head is now available for just $349.95—an outstanding 49% savings on a new, in-stock item with free shipping.
Key Features
- Load Capacity: 28.6 lb
- Height: 4.5"
- Weight: 2.1 lb
- Arca-Type Compatible
- 360° Pan with Independent Pan Lock
- Vertical Tilt with Independent Tilt Lock
- Lateral Tilt: -30° to +90°
- Two-Axis Rotating Bubble Level
- 90° Rotating Quick Release Platform
- Retractable Handles
Purchase the Gitzo GHF3W 3-Way Fluid Head
Details
The compact 4.5" tall 3-Way fluid Head from Gitzo is a pan-and-tilt head with independent vertical, lateral, and pan locks. The locks disengage to enable you to move the head with a vertical range of -70° to +90°, in a lateral range of -30° to +90°, and in a full 360° pan. Each axis has an independent fluid cartridge to ensure that every movement is met with effortless smoothness without sticking. The Arca-type clamp at the top of the head also provides a 90° rotation that helps you switch from portrait to landscape orientation, as well as shooting straight to the ground. The two-axis bubble level rotates to match your orientation and ensures your horizon is straight. At the same time, the 2.1 lb three-way fluid head can support camera equipment weighing up to 28.6 lb. Its handles are retractable to easily store away.
Richard @ CanonNews
Richard has been using Canon cameras since the 1990s, with his first being the now legendary EOS-3. Since then, Richard has continued to use Canon cameras and now focuses mostly on infrared photography. Richard is the founder and editor of CanonNews since 2017, and has worked as a writer on CanonRumors and other websites in the past.
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