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Question: I just purchased a Cannon Video Camera. I was wonder if the Sunpak pistol grip would work with a video camera.
Document: Sunpak pistol grip tripod head is a winner, I just bought a second one for my monopod so I can move my camera from the tripod to the monopod with very little effort and keep shooting. The reason I bought a Canon SX40hs is so I could take any type of picture or video I want with as little effort as possible.
Who makes it? Sunpak or Slick? Who cares? (If I remember correctly, my old slick branded Pistol Grip Ballsocket Head was bigger). This is still the best way to quickly and firmly hold a camera on a tripod. Still or video.A 3 way head is OK for shooting a flower that you don't expect to suddenly get up and run across the room.
I have a SunPack tripod which is supposed to be compatible with this Pistol Grip Tripod Ball Head. It is not compatible and I am scared to try it with my Nikon DSLR with it. There was a review that suggested how well it would work.It is hard for me to believe that we are talking about the same equipment. this grip flops around like a dying fish and attaching my camera just made it worse.I am good with assembling pieces of equipment and I have a tool box.
I purchased this to use with my Nikon D3200 and my Lumix and both cameras work great. Nice and secure grip and holds right where I need it to.
I just bought the 620 Pistol Grip, and I'm really impressed by the quality and functionality. It fits beautifully on my Sunpak Versi-Pod 2, that regrettably has been discontinued for years. Also, I saw a number of negative reviews that claimed their platform release lever broke off, so I made sure to test that immediately and my lever seems to be pretty solid. Actually, I can't imagine how poorly the plastic would have to have been formulated for this lever to break, since it is quite hefty.
I believed that I would scrap my old tripod;but wait, I looked into Amazon for a possible solution to save the tripod. Again, Amazon came through with an item that would save the tripod...the Sunpak 620 Pistol Grip Tripod Ball Head. I love the item, the price and speedy delivery. This Pistol Grip is very friendly and very easy to use; it enables me to take the pictures I want...its easy change or release makes taking digital pictures for the computer easier.
I use my Sunpak Pistol Grip with my tripod as well as my mono-pod and find it to be ideal for my uses. Adjusting the camera takes only seconds compared with the time it takes to adjust a traditional swivel head. All I have to do is squeeze the handle and when the camera is in place release it. It holds the camera, even my larger cameras, very still with no drifting or wandering. I have had tripods in the past that were almost impossible to adjust with any accuracy.
I purchased this to replace the tripod mount on my Ravelli tripod (Ravelli APGL3 Professional 66" Three Axis Head Camera Video Photo Tripod with Dual Quick Release Plates and Carry Bag). This is a great tripod, but I was getting frustrated with having to twist multiple knobs to adjust my camera angle. This attachment is a cheaper solution than buying an new tripod, and the reviews were great.
Good build considering the price of this product. It has a good solid build, I would say better than I expected at the price range. The lock holds my D7000 very well with no drifting, so I'm happy about being able to quickly move the direction of the camera when mounted on the grip. My only complaint is the size of the pistol grip and trigger, they are a bit small for the size of my hands.
Camera with 300 lens would drop down with tripod. With pistol grip it stays were you put it. Would recommend to any one taking sport pictures. Easy to use
Answer: Yes. And it works with DSLRs. It's good, but do not let it fall on that plastic piece that locks the plate in. That part will break. But the grip itself is really good.