German-made FLM Centeerball 38FT Ball Head
This is an FLM fluid head imported from Germany by Akai Shoji Co., Ltd.
It is likely an early model, as the FT II is currently available.
Made in Germany
German craftsmanship (similar to Japanese craftsmanship)
All control knobs are fully functional.
This is a fluid head, but it also features a 360° PAN function with adjustable rotational resistance.
The painted areas on the tripod mounting base have been touched up with a brush to be inconspicuous, as shown in the photos (though they are not visible when in use).
*Clamp (mounting screw 3/8 inch) and plate are not included.
Reference price for the successor model, Centerball-38FTR (with clamp and plate):
List price (incl. tax): ¥70,100 + tax
Sale price (incl. tax): ¥59,585 + tax
[From the FT II model's website]
Despite its compact and lightweight design, this high-performance German-made fluid head offers both functionality and durability.
The perfectly spherical center ball, polished to an accuracy of 1/1000 mm, allows for smooth movement.
The braking knob allows you to adjust the resistance of the ball head according to the weight of your camera and lens, enabling you to shoot while moving the camera.
The lock ring prevents the braking knob from loosening, thus avoiding the risk of the camera tilting unintentionally.
Features a 360° PAN function with adjustable rotational resistance.
[Specifications]
Dimensions and weight are measured values.
Ball diameter: 38mm
Base diameter: 55mm
Head height: 90mm (to the tip of the 3/8 screw, without clamp)
Weight: 416g (without clamp)
Load capacity: 25kg
Clamp mounting screw: 3/8 inch
Head mounting screw hole: 3/8 or 1/4 inch
Direct purchase without comment is welcome. Please refrain from price negotiations.
If there are any significant oversights that affect the value of the product, please send us a message *before* accepting the item.
Please note that we cannot offer any warranty for product malfunctions after the transaction is completed, as this is a used item.
It is likely an early model, as the FT II is currently available.
Made in Germany
German craftsmanship (similar to Japanese craftsmanship)
All control knobs are fully functional.
This is a fluid head, but it also features a 360° PAN function with adjustable rotational resistance.
The painted areas on the tripod mounting base have been touched up with a brush to be inconspicuous, as shown in the photos (though they are not visible when in use).
*Clamp (mounting screw 3/8 inch) and plate are not included.
Reference price for the successor model, Centerball-38FTR (with clamp and plate):
List price (incl. tax): ¥70,100 + tax
Sale price (incl. tax): ¥59,585 + tax
[From the FT II model's website]
Despite its compact and lightweight design, this high-performance German-made fluid head offers both functionality and durability.
The perfectly spherical center ball, polished to an accuracy of 1/1000 mm, allows for smooth movement.
The braking knob allows you to adjust the resistance of the ball head according to the weight of your camera and lens, enabling you to shoot while moving the camera.
The lock ring prevents the braking knob from loosening, thus avoiding the risk of the camera tilting unintentionally.
Features a 360° PAN function with adjustable rotational resistance.
[Specifications]
Dimensions and weight are measured values.
Ball diameter: 38mm
Base diameter: 55mm
Head height: 90mm (to the tip of the 3/8 screw, without clamp)
Weight: 416g (without clamp)
Load capacity: 25kg
Clamp mounting screw: 3/8 inch
Head mounting screw hole: 3/8 or 1/4 inch
Direct purchase without comment is welcome. Please refrain from price negotiations.
If there are any significant oversights that affect the value of the product, please send us a message *before* accepting the item.
Please note that we cannot offer any warranty for product malfunctions after the transaction is completed, as this is a used item.
Category
Camera Accessories
Brand
FLM
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Hokkaido
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