
Gitzo
Gitzo G1377M Series 3 Magnesium Ball Head
Professional magnesium ball head with PTFE-coated ball, 17.5 lb capacity, and panoramic base for precise camera positioning.
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Overview
Key Features
Quick release lever
The graduated base, with its independent lock, allows perfect panoramic positioning
20% lighter than the aluminum version, and a significant saving for photographers on the move
PTFE-based anodizing process gives the ball a more refined, smoother movement than ever
This model features a single I slot for the camera fixing screw to allow fine positioning of the camera on the head
Specifications
Brand
Gitzo
Model
G1377M
Material
Magnesium
Series
3
Load Capacity
17.5 lbs (7.9 kg)
Ball Coating
PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene)
Features
Quick Release Lever, Panoramic Base
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the load capacity of the Gitzo G1377M ball head?
The G1377M supports up to 17.5 lbs (7.9 kg), making it suitable for professional DSLR and mirrorless camera bodies paired with large telephoto or zoom lenses.
What does the PTFE coating on the ball do?
The PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating reduces friction on the ball surface, providing smoother panning and tilting movements and more precise control when positioning your camera.
Does this ball head include a quick release plate?
The G1377M features a quick release lever mechanism. Check the specific listing to confirm whether a compatible quick release plate is included or needs to be purchased separately.
What tripods is the G1377M compatible with?
As a Series 3 head, it pairs naturally with Gitzo Series 3 and similar tripods using standard 3/8-inch mounting threads. It can be mounted on any tripod with the matching thread size.
Does the G1377M have a separate pan lock?
Yes, the panoramic base operates independently from the ball lock, allowing you to lock the ball in position while still panning freely for panoramic shots.