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Tripod heads

If you want to buy a tripod head separately from the legs, this category will help you narrow down your choices.

There are several types to choose from, including video heads, ball heads, pan-tilt heads, and two- or three-way heads, each with their own benefits.

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Benro S Series – tripod head comparison: S2 vs S4 vs S6 vs S8

Our reviews compare and contrast the S2, S4, S6 and S8 heads in Benro’s S series. Curious about the pros + cons for each? It’s all covered >

January 16, 2023

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Do I need a tripod head for my monopod?

Wondering if monopods work best using a tripod head? We suggest benefits you may not have even considered. Which factors matter most to you?

January 11, 2023

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The best tripod heads for birding spotting scopes

Searching for a new tripod head for birding? We outline a few options with a variety of features. Which suits you best? Find out here >>>

July 30, 2022

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Easy guide: how to detach and attach a tripod head

Need to clean your tripod head or switch it for a different one? We’ve got you covered with tips on removing and attaching a tripod head

July 30, 2022

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Which is a good Benro tripod head for a birding spotting scope?

Already got Benro tripod legs and looking to upgrade the tripod head too? For a great range from a reputable brand, read this round-up.

July 17, 2022

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What Gitzo tripod head is best for a birding spotting scope?

This shortlist of Gitzo’s top tripod heads aims to help birders looking to choose a stable and smooth-moving support for a spotting scope.

July 17, 2022

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