The Visual Echoes Panning Plate provides smooth panning action while keeping your photo or video camera low to the ground. The plate is also useful for setting on bean bags or resting on flat surfaces. The rotating mount features Teflon bearings, allowing you to pan with moving subjects without the need of an additional tripod head. Fitted with an Arca-Swiss style clamp, the Panning Plate is ready to accept any Arca-Swiss mounting plate. The low profile design makes the plate easy to pack and ready for travel.
Please note: An Arca-Swiss plate, sold separately, is required to mount your camera to the Panning Plate.
- Set Your Camera Low to the Ground
- Rotating Mount for Panning Shots
- Arca-Swiss Style Clamp
- Low Profile Design
Visual Echoes PP-1 Overview
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Visual Echoes PP-1 Reviews
Wish the head were removable
The base is great but I wish the head were removable so that I could attached my own head. As the head provided only swivels left the right, it has limited use when the subject is above or below you. If putting the head on, say, a wall and wanting to shoot at a lower subject, the only way is to shove something under the base to point it down, making the base more unstable. If the head were removable, then a substitute head that could be rotated on the vertical axis could be used.
Excellent Panning Ground Pod
I found the Visual Echoes Panning Plate to be well made with a dampened and very smooth panning movement. The panning plate and clamp attaches to a lens foot. Light enough that I hardly notice it is there with my 600mm lens. Works very nicely when placed on top of a bean bag for shooting out the window of a vehicle. If you are riding in the rear seat of a vehicle and have access to the windows on both sides, you can mount a bean bag on both windows and quickly move from the right side to the left side and be ready to shoot in a few moments. This is much faster than use of a pano head attached to the top of a bean bag and having to attach the lens foot to the clamp each time you move from one side of the vehicle to the other.
