Tripod Head Leveling Base Camera Leveler 3 Axis Tri Wheel Head, LP64

Does what it says.

Acquistata per rendere più facile e veloce la messa in bolla del Seestar S50. Ho sostituito la testa a sfera originale del treppiede che avevo acquistato con questa base di livellamento, e ora l’aggiustamento orizzontale del Seestar, tramite l’app dedicata, richiede pochi secondi. Dopo aver fatto una messa in bolla approssimativa del treppiede, ed averci avvitato sopra il Seestar, basta regolare le 3 rotelline fino a quando i due cerchi nell’app Seestar coincidono. Questo dispositivo a mio parere può far risparmiare parecchio tempo.

J'ai dû le renvoyer car le plateau a du jeux, et bouge le tout! Donc jamais précis !

I got this for mounting a Benro Polaris Astro tracking mount, which needs to be very level in order to track the stars accurately over a long period of time. This levelling base allows for very precise tuning. So it's slower to set up than a bowl-based levelling head, but more accurate. With astrophotography, putting the time into a proper setup is what makes the difference between a spectacular shot and a whole night wasted, and this base certainly helps. Once set up, the base is solid and sturdy, even with the weight of the tracking mount, camera and lens on it. Use it with a good tripod, take your time, and it will serve you well.

ギア雲台に手が出ないのでこれと自由雲台で代用してます。ギア雲台を知らないので比較はできませんが、期待した使用感で特に不満もないです。 ずれ防止用？のギアの緩め方に少しコツが必要かなと思います

As one astro-junkie to another, you know your can never have enough scopes. So, I picked up an alt-az Smartscope. I had a tripod, but I always have to carry my scopes out to my side yard when there's a chance of actually doing some photography. Neewer has been getting into the astro game for at least 10 years now that I'm aware of, and they have always delivered quality gear at a nice price point, and if your in astronomy, you know how dear purchases can be. This is my third leveler, I use them on all my active scopes, and I have no complaints. Fit and finish are what you would expect for astro gear, heafty construction, maybe brass and anodized aluminum? In any case, you have weight and substance in your hand. It is well designed and machined, and very easy to use. No matter where I set up, I can get a level in less than 15 seconds. It's just like leveling a transit. Two hands working together, you get the technique after a night or two. They are even on my EQ mounts, even if not exactly necessary; I just like the extra sense of security of having a level mount.