The most solidly engineered and quality geared head I’ve ever owned
I’ve owned the RG-1 geared head for 5 years and I can tell you it’s the best geared head I’ve ever owned. I am a real estate photographer and I’ve used the head 1,000’s of times. The RG-1 is extremely well engineered and feels like a precision instrument. It’s very lightweight and compact at the same times as being very solid and sturdy. I’ve never had an issue with it in 5 years, it works just like it did the first day I bought it.
RG-1 Geared Tripod Head Mark4+
M..Z. (Switzerland)
Precise Quality Work
Fantastic item, best quality, works smooth and precise. All I miss is some black rubber knobs. Not everybody likes the red ones.
CAP-GZA Geared Panning Head MarkIII
John G
Well worth the extra cost over other L brackets
Great design especially for portrait orientation use where the front brace hugely increases rigidity over the normal L bracket designs.
L-Plate for Sony a7rⅥ/a1 II/a1/a9 III/a9 II/a7V/a7rV
Torsten Blum
Quite happy with it so far
Wasn't sure if I was going to use the TSE frame that much. Turned out I use it more often with my TS-E 24mm lens than with the 17mm one. With the 17 mm it doesn't happen that often that I can use or even need the extra field of view but it does occasionally. Using it with the 24mm lens more often when I just need a little bit of extra FOV but don't want to sacrifice resolution by using the 17 mm lens and cropping the image in post. Also using it with the 24mm lens in order to stich multiple frames together to get a higher resolution for a photo that the 17 mm could capture with fewer pixels. Thinking about getting the frame for the TS-E 50mm as well, but it's even more expensive than the 17/24 mm frame.
TSE FRAME Mark 5 for Canon TS-E 17mm & TS-E 24mm II
Alejandro G.
While the other guys were sleeping...
Rogeti made the most innovative tripod I've ever used in the 20yrs I've been in this business. Gitzo, Manfrotto, there's no competition. This thing makes sense and I look forward to future innovations from this company. Despite being in Europe with said manufactures present, I'm glad I went with Rogeti.
