"RC" refers to the presence of a quick release plate. Manfrotto often
makes two versions of a head (eg. 141 and 141RC): one with, and one
lacking, a quick release plate.
chris
On Sun, 29 Dec 2002, Lon Williamson wrote:
> I thought that RC in Bogen speak was "resin coated" or "resin composite"
Cotty wrote:
>
> >There is a slight weight advantage to the non RC 450g vs 560g. I have a mini
> >210B head (smaller version of the plain 308) on my table top pod and even
> >though it's a small set-up it's still a pain to fix the thumb screw,
> >fixing the
> >QR plate to the camera or lens is m
>There is a slight weight advantage to the non RC 450g vs 560g. I have a mini
>210B head (smaller version of the plain 308) on my table top pod and even
>though it's a small set-up it's still a pain to fix the thumb screw,
>fixing the
>QR plate to the camera or lens is much faster and less clum
I thought that RC in Bogen speak was "resin coated" or "resin composite" =
the ball doesn't look like metal.
Cotty wrote:
>
> >> I'm not keen on the RC facility though
> >> (308RC) as I tend to mount the camera on the sticks and that's it - it
> >> stays like that until I'm done for that session.
>> I'm not keen on the RC facility though
>> (308RC) as I tend to mount the camera on the sticks and that's it - it
>> stays like that until I'm done for that session. I guess balls aren't
>> that bad, LOL.
>>
>> Any final thoughts before I hunt for the best price?
>
>There is also a 308 which
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