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Question: Would this be a good option to purchase with the Dolica AX620B100 62-Inch Proline Tripod and Ball Head?
Document: I already owned a Dolica aluminum tripod with a ball head. The ball head was cheap hard to maneuver and set but did work ok. I was searching for a pistol grip ball head to replace it. Well this is a serious piece of equipment. It is very heavy which is the only thing I dislike about it. I wanted to keep my tripod light for hiking and this thing adds at least two pounds to my light aluminum tripod.
I used this head on a Dolica tripod while shooting a video on the beach (sand EVERYWHERE) and was glad I didn't bring my Gitzo. You would not want any sand in the legs of that tripod. I can take the Dolica places where it will get dirty, scraped, banged around and not worry about it too much. The ballhead is super strong, built like a tank.This could be your only ballhead if you're on a budget.
This is pistol grip head is a nice alternative to the Manfrotto 222 joystick head. I tried the Manfrotto joystick head and liked it but didn't like the $100 price tag. So I  searched pistol grip head and saw this Dolica pistol grip head. I thought I would take the chance. I received it and right away was impressed by it heavy duty construction. This thing is built like a tank. Seriously its weights like 3lbs alone. As much at my tripod.
I was surprised by the size and heft of the grip, I think it could handle Miley's wrecking ball.The action is smooth and secure, fit and finish is good, and it works as advertised.The only cons I have have are that the release handle is a bit difficult to squeeze and the leveling bubble housing pokes into the heel of my hand. Removing the level fixed that problem and slipping a length of tubing over the release gave me a better grip.Would I recommend this to a friend?
I shoot professional Real Estate photography 5 to 6 days per week and I've been using the Dolica G 100 Pistol Grip Head for two or three weeks straight now. It is a solid excellent piece of equipment. I would highly recommend his Grip to any one in need of an outstanding Grip for any type of photography... that's my story and I'm sticking to it!! !
Love the pistol grip head. I wish I had got this sooner. It would have saved me alot of time and energy. I just bought another one but with the tripod included and an extra quick release. Well worth the $50!!! !
Doesn't bother me. As far as I can tell you could most likely remove the screw and use the quick release without the screw in the same manner as most other tripod heads.. I am not swapping camera after camera onto the tripod, so using the screw to lock the camera to the head for that extra measure of security is fine by me.If I had to do it all over again I would definitely by this item again!
I really like this pistol grip. I also have a Dolica travel tripod, and this grip complements it very well.
I use it for video with a monopod so most of my use will be with the trigger pulled slightly to get smooth movement with my footed monopod. It works pretty well for this but could be better with the quality control and the ergonomics and drag features worked out.One improvement which wouldn't cost much would be to have a tension knob that effects the ball movement separately from the rotation movement.I would pay an extra $10 to have these features worked out and not jump to the manfrotto version.
Awesome grip! Have it mounted on a Dolica GX tripod and certainly makes it beefier. Using with a 5D and handles it securely without any doubt of failure (just make sure you make the proper allen wrench adjustment, of course).
Answer: I consider this as a must for me. Easy to use and much better than a tripod mount. Excellent and very well made for the money. Give it a try.