Is the tripod head removalable?
1309186
Yes, it is a ball mount type (I want to say 72mm but I am not 100% sure). But yes, it is removable.
1753072
Yes. The base screws onto the tripod, or in my case mono pod, and then there is a base plate that comes with the head. It gets attached to the camera.
1704197
Technically. However it's not that quick, although I've only had the tripod for a few weeks so it might loosen up. I really like it.
1832876
Yes it can be removed... The company also sells attachments to hold tools as well. Hope this helps.
2169329
Yes with this system you can either remove the included Plate holder mount , or you can do like me and put a plate on the bottom of a head and use it either way with or without Tripod head I like doing it this way for versatility.
528703
No reason not to, I don't, but the head is reversible, can hang down, so could get close. My only criticism of the tripod is the head, once released it flops, making panning almost impossible.
2156083
I was not able to. There is a large screw on the bottom of the head, but once I removed it the head did not come off.
1943412
Yes, but it's only one screw, you can remove with our hand... It's a big one, place where tripod fixing and still allowed you attach the tripod...
781739
Yes, The camera can be removed from the tripod with the flip of a lever. Flip the lever the opposite direction to lock the camera down to the tripod.
756528
Of course you can, it has it´s at the bottom an entrance for the screw the tripods have.
445674
I doubt it can be removed, but I haven't tried. I use it for a spotting scope and not a camera. It is stable and works for me.
1308202
You could unscrew the ball head and replace it with a pan head, but I doubt that you will be able to fully close the assembly to the same compact form that you get with the ball head.The portability of this tripod/head is usually one of the main reasons people buy it. You could always mount and unmounts the head for transport.
1350108
Yes, it can be removed, and even taken apart. Some of the fluid heads on these tripods can come a little tight, and there are step-by-step instructions that you can find easily enough online detailing how to loosen them up a bit. You basically just have to loosen the large retaining bolt that runs through the pan mechanism. (Looking at the underside of the Head, you'll see hole which shows the top of a large slotted bolt. I loosened this by a 1/4 turn - which was really tight and required lots of force to budge it). Hope this helps to answer your question!
2235299
Yes. the ball head is removable and replaceable. However, the ball head can be locked in the vertical position and can pan horizontally. This works quite well for shooting panoramas. There is no panning handle though.
1545397
No, there is no tripod screw hole. You would have to modify something to accommodate that.
2242200
Actually the ball head is really easy to remove. You make sure the ball head knob is secure and so is the center column lock. Then grip the ball head and the center column and turn the ball head counter clockwise. I actually installed my Tripod Monopod Metal BALL HEAD Quick Release Plate By Fancier (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0047FHEMG/ref=oh_details_o02_s01_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1) within the first 15 mins of receiving the tripod.
1206511
it is a pretty simple screw/unscrew. no tools needed. this is a great tripod if you are not in a hurry, takes a little bit to set up. i shoot a large nikon d800 with large lenses and the head takes some tightening. for smaller cameras this would not be an issue. I was happy with the purchase over all. light and packs small.