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By Dieter Schaefer · Posted
Indeed - mostly bird in flight. Which covers a wide range of both speed and type of motion. From the slow and steady flight of a pelican to the erratic flight of a tern and the almost unpredictable flight pattern of smaller birds. I have zero experience with fluid heads and just looked at some reviews of the hybrid gimbal/fluid heads Gitzo GHFG1 you mentioned. A common tenor appears to be the lack of precise control of the fluid dampening. From what I understand, fluid heads are good for slow panning (and video) but I have some doubts as to how they perform with the more rapid panning that bird photography often requires (unless on loosens things up so much that there is no more resistance from the fluid). -
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