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Miller CX8 Fluid Head

BH #MI1093 • MFR #1093
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Miller CX8 Fluid Head
Key Features
  • Supports 0 to 26.4 lb
  • 75 Ball Base
  • 16-Step Counterbalance (15+0)
  • 5-Step Pan/Tilt Drag + Zero
The Miller CX8 Fluid Head is designed to accommodate a wide payload range with 16 steps of counterbalance. Pan, tilt, and counterbalance can all be set to zero, enabling even the lightest of cameras to be supported. Maxed out, this head is rated to support camera setups up to 26.4 pounds, suitable for small cinema cameras with rigs or medium sized ENG camcorders. Securing your camera or rig is easy. The sideload plate design enables you to simply drop in your camera without the alignment issues posed by rear-loading variations. The plate offers 2.4" of sliding range to balance your rig.
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Would this work on a Gitzo 75mm bowl on Gitzo ...

Would this work on a Gitzo 75mm bowl on Gitzo series 5 tripod?
Asked by: Benjamin
Yes, it will work.
Answered by: Geetika
Date published: 2021-02-21

Is the 75mm bowl proprietary to Miller tripods? ...

Is the 75mm bowl proprietary to Miller tripods? Will this head fit any brand of tripod with a 75mm bowl? For example, experience taught me Sachtler bowls are proprietary to the tripods.
Asked by: James
Miller cx2 head will not fit on my Manfrotto 536 tripod! I had to return the Miller and go with a Sachtler. Not all 75mm bowls are the same.
Answered by: Bruce
Date published: 2022-06-15

Does the head come with the quick release plate?

Does the head come with the quick release plate?
Asked by: Andrew
The quick release plate would be included.
Answered by: David
Date published: 2019-07-25

Is that a flat base mounting option for sliders?

Is that a flat base mounting option for sliders?
Asked by: Michael
according to the CX6 fluid head pdf data sheet available somewhere on the product description at B&H website it says : " Removable ball level stud for flat base mounting (sliders) with 3/8 screw hole." it is not stated in the manual however...
Answered by: Bernardo
Date published: 2021-12-06

Are there any compatible pan handles with clamps ...

Are there any compatible pan handles with clamps included? I'm looking to add an extra pan handle.
Asked by: David L
The correct handle for the Miller CX8 would be Miller Telescopic Pan Handle for ArrowX Heads BH #MI696 • MFR #696 https://bhpho.to/3DcqxEf ( A clamp is included)
Answered by: Chris H
Date published: 2022-10-19

Does the head come with a Pan Handle stick?

Does the head come with a Pan Handle stick?
Asked by: Raul O
The Tripod head does come with a pan handle.
Answered by: Eric
Date published: 2020-08-04

Is the 3rd step of drag on the CX6 similar to the ...

Is the 3rd step of drag on the CX6 similar to the 5th step on the CX8 or is it less? Is the difference just fewer steps in-between or is it less drag overall?
Asked by: Timothy
Not sure why the Staff is saying that Miller does not list drag settings on any head? I bought a CX10 and the complete specifications for the entire CX series are listed on pages 8, 9, and 10 of the manual. B&H staff - do your homework! Here is what the manual shows: CX2, 6, and 10 - drag settings 1-3 are identical. CX10 adds more resistance in settings 4-5. For the CX8 and 18, all settings are about 50% more than the CX10. And I highly recommend the CX10: Huge adjustment range to accommodate any size camera, and smooth as silk.
Answered by: Eric
Date published: 2023-03-07

I will be upgrading from a Benro H8. I know this ...

I will be upgrading from a Benro H8. I know this head is WAY better. My main complaint with the Benro is, the maximum drag is really weak. I want heavy drag that you really have to push on so slow movements are highly controlled. Is the heaviest drag on this head really stiff?
Asked by: Carl
Yes not only is the Miller more stiff at its maximum setting it also offers more steps in between the lightest and toughest setting.
Answered by: jabarih
Date published: 2021-08-04
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