On first use, one of the side round angle indicators came off.. The glue that holds this down failed... The Handles like others say do come loose very easily. They have fixed the Arca-Swiss mount.. I'm using a Canon 5d MK III with the L-bracket and this connects firmly and securely.

I recommend this head for anyone whose needs it would address. In using A D800 which is a big camera with lens attached, though only coming in at half the weight rating for the head), and it is clearly up to the task. The more I use it and get used to it, the more I like it.

This quite a head for any sturdy tripod. It is truly a 5 way head and does have an Arca-Swiss plate, for the skeptics who have said here that it doesn't. It is everything I was looking for. The collapsible handles are not as much of a pain as some on here complain about.

This PHQ1 PHQ Series 5 tripod head is a good idea but was poorly executed. The adjustment arms are hard to tighten they should have been knurled instead of hex which you really need a wrench to tighten. Also the bubble levels and the degree markers were off at true level.

This is the easiest tripod I have ever leveled. It is all in the head once the tripod is close. Panoramas are a snap.

This tripod head is precision and well engineered. Obviously a lot of thought went into the design. It will be invaluable for panorama photos, and for videos. The fluid head has perfect resistance. As a retired TV ENG cameraman, I know what a head should feel like when panning and tilting.

I recently purchased the Induro #AT413 tripod legs. I was using an old Monfrotto #3030 3-way head and needed to move up to a more stable system. The old head weight capacity is 11.4 lbs and this new head is rated for 25.3 lbs and there has been a big difference in the stability of my entire system...

As a professional photographer I have used a Bogen 3047 head for 15+ years. My heads were old and they had been discontinued so after some study I replaced all my heads with Induro heads.

I was in the market for a new tripod head, and wanted to move into the Arca-Swiss compatableclamp. When I saw the 5-way pan head from Induro I was intrigued. Who wouldn't be. Everyone said that there was a learning curve so I wanted to try one before I bought it. I could only rent the PHQ3.

I was in the market for a new tripod head, and wanted to move into the Arca-Swiss style clamp. When I saw the 5-way pan head from Induro I was intrigued. Who wouldn't be? Everyone said that there was a learning curve so I wanted to try one before I bought it. I could only rent the PHQ3.