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Promaster 7076 GH25 Professional Gimbal Head

Promaster 7076 GH25 Professional Gimbal Head - Main image
$149.97 $249.95 In stock

Category: Tripod Heads

The PROMASTER GH25 PROFESSIONAL GIMBAL HEAD is an excellent solution for balancing a long lens. It allows swift yet stable movements so you can quickly compose shots and track moving objects. The etched, numbered scales are for repeatability. Once you know the correct settings to balance a particular lens, record those numbers for a quick set up next time. The GH25s dovetail quick release system is compatible with a variety of accessories and the included long plate let you position the camera and lens back and forth until you find the best balance.

GH25 (not including Q/R plate)

Dimensions: 7 3/4" H x 7 3/4" W x 3" D (19.7cm x 19.7cm x 7.6cm)
Weight: 1lb 14oz (855 grams)

Includes:
- 1 GH25 Gimbal Head
- 1 7502 long dovetail quick release plate
- 1 soft fabric carry case with shoulder strap

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher ★★★★★

Tracking birds in flight went from frustrating to fluid—the panning is so smooth I can follow a hawk without any jerkiness. Even with my heaviest lens, it holds steady and lets me recompose in seconds.

Daniel ★★★★★

The tension knob lets you dial in just the right amount of resistance, so my 600mm lens stays put when I let go but still glides smoothly for tracking a running deer. It took me about five minutes to figure out the balance plate, but now it's rock-solid for panning.

Sophia T. ★★★★★

Balancing my 400mm lens took a couple of tries, but once it’s locked in, panning feels fluid and I can track birds without any jerky micro-movements. The quick-release plate is a nice touch for swapping setups fast.