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Thanks for the info.

Sure thanks, I was just getting to the bit of the problem that affects the offset. A nodal rail would be implemented if I can solve the offset issue.

Hi there, I'd like to know if the L plate can be positioned to allow the camera to be placed dead centre above the pivot point so as to counter the offset of the top plate position? Hope that makes sense, I'm trying to eliminate the parallax from the top plate being off center.

I'm wondering if you can answer a question before I purchase one of these. The question I have is does carrying the tripod with head attached and camera attached over your shoulder while walking damage or make the head loose in any way? Either immediate loss of support or a weakening of the geared movements over time ? Thanks for any input.

Thanks for the comments everyone, some interesting feedback for sure, regards.

So clearly a very graphic stark style and edit. This was lit by torchlight in one exposure with contrast and saturation boosts only with small minor branches and grass removed. Lit at night on a hillside with one spotlight at an angle to bring out the most contrast and detail. Does this style overpower the subject or is the dark sky too dominant or does this style suit the graphic nature of the subject?