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jmyerz
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Arca Swiss Z1 Dimensions
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August 06, 2012, 11:01:50 AM »
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Just got a new Arca Swiss Z1 and I'm shocked how small this thing is. I ordered it off Amazon.com
and am a little concerned they sent the wrong one. Would anyone be willing to measure the height
and diameter of theirs? Thanks!
J
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Ellis Vener
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August 06, 2012, 04:43:57 PM »
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One of the things that is great about the Z1 and B1 is the size to load capacity ratio . A-S does with brains (smart engineering, i.e. the asymmetric ball shape) ) what others have to do with brawn. The general specs are are: weight should be 1.5lbs and height (with platform level) 4".
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jmyerz
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August 07, 2012, 02:57:59 PM »
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Thats one of many reasons I got the Z1, I'm a fan of smarter
I also liked the simplicity of it over other heads. Anyway, seems like it matches your measurements! It just looks tiny, especially when paired with a D3 and a Gitzo 1325!
Best,
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FYI If anyone ever needs the info. The Arca Swiss z1 (SP) is indeed 1.5lbs, roughly 4.5" Tall with the screw based QR and is about 2 11/16" in diameter at the base.
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I can verify those dimensions. It seems sturdy enough for anything I would be likely to put on it. It does look a tad small when sitting on the fairly large spider of my Feisol 3472.
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