Berlebach 2W Panoramic Head Mod. 520 5KG Natural 2-Way Tilt Head The Berlebach 2D panoramic head Mod. 520 Natural is a high-quality, precisely manufactured 2-way tilt head, designed for photographers, videographers, and nature observers who need a stable, easy-to-use tripod head for photography, videography, and use with spotting scopes (e.g., for birdwatching). Made of ash wood with a natural finish, it combines aesthetic design with functional robustness. It is ideal for compact cameras, lightweight DSLRs, camcorders, or spotting scopes such as the Swarovski ATS 65 or Kowa TSN-553. Technical Highlights: Compatibility: For cameras (e.g., Sony A7 IV, Canon EOS M50 with standard lens) and spotting scopes. Maximum load capacity: 5 kg (11 lb). Construction: Material: Ash wood for vibration damping and weather resistance, combined with precision-machined aluminum components. Weight: 0.47 kg (1.04 lb). Height: 9 cm (3.54 in). Camera mounting plate: 80 x 50 mm, with 1/4" camera thread (3/8" optional with delivery time). Bottom thread: 1/4" and 3/8" for versatile tripod mounting. Movements: Vertical pan: -40° to +90°, with spring to prevent camera tilt. Horizontal pan: 360° with scale for precise panoramic shooting. Stable 2-point axis bearing for smooth, controlled movements. Right- and left-handed pan arm allows for one-handed operation. Spring-loaded video pin for secure camera mounting. Features: Reinforced top plate for increased stability with heavy cameras or spotting scopes. The vibration-damping properties of ash wood make it ideal for long exposures or spotting scope observations. Weather-resistant thanks to a protective coating, suitable for outdoor use. Included: Berlebach 2D panorama head Mod. 520 Natural, camera mounting plate (80 x 50 mm), pan arm. Warranty: 2 years. Usage notes: Optimal for setups up to 5 kg; heavier devices may impair smooth movement. Users praise the one-handed operation and stability for spotting scope observations (e.g., birdwatching). The wood finish is weather-resistant, but regular maintenance (e.g., cleaning after exposure to saltwater) is recommended. For precise panorama shots, use the horizontal scale; careful alignment is required when using a spotting scope.