🎥 Unleash Ultimate Cinematic Precision with ProMaster Specialist SPCH20 Cine Head Review

I use this for a 60mm Tak scope. The movement in azimuth is very smooth, and the movement in altitude shows no drift after installation on the object.

We mainly use it for spotting scopes and high-performance binoculars - for example, a smooth panorama and a strong attachment make it easier to work with large optics

We have made several PROMASTER purchases over the years and in my humble opinion the quality of their products is second to none. One of the highest quality and most durable camera support products I have purchased in the past is the SystemPro Clamper. The quality of this cine head is equally impressive. And I feel very comfortable trusting him to support my camera and exceed expectations.

I started using this attachment with a 65m spotting scope and 12x50 binoculars. What a difference it has made in creating a sustainable transition from glass seating. More importantly, I could select an object and then easily move it to the center view without losing sight of it. No more placing an object on top of the lens, tightening the knob and guessing if it will stop in the middle.

The fit, workmanship and overall quality of the head is very good. I have many ball heads and fluid heads as I have been involved in photography and videography for many years. The general build quality of this head appears to be on par with some of the much more expensive branded units from Manfrotto and others. The fluid resistance/pan and tilt action works very smoothly (with one caveat). The spotting scope I use is an old Nikon 82ED Angled and it weighs over 4.5 pounds. With that much…