Sirui · Gimbals and panoramic heads
Sirui PH-10 compact carbon-fiber gimbal head
When to choose it
The PH-10 suits a photographer who wants to carry a dedicated gimbal into the field with a supported collared lens. Slide the lens in the receiver to find its balance point and check the platform height before letting the rig tilt. Separate locks let you control how the head moves while tracking.
Sirui documents an Arca-type quick release and the retailer identifies a 3/8-inch base thread. The camera and legs shown in the image are examples. Compare the clearance and model specifications with the larger PH-20 if the complete lens setup needs more space.
Specifications
- Brand
- Sirui
- Upper connection
- Arca type
- Lower connection
- Flat 3/8-inch thread
- Model
- PH-10
- In the box
- PH-10 head with quick-release plate
- Receiver
- Arca type
- Head attachment
- 3/8-inch thread
- Arm
- Carbon fiber
- Controls
- Separate pan and tilt locks
- Amazon.com reference
- B07KD4FCRT
Fit and buying advice
Check the exact collar foot and compatible plate before mounting. The maker's maximum load alone does not establish that a particular lens can be balanced.
Care Follow Sirui's PH-10 setup guide to find a balance position while supporting the lens. Check both locks before moving the tripod.
Related choice Sirui PH-20 carbon-fiber gimbal head with 120 mm plate ↗
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Documentation
Questions about this accessory
How does this differ from the PH-20?
The PH-10 is the smaller model. Compare the platform and lens clearance rather than using the PH-20 dimensions for it.
Does the example camera come with the head?
The camera, lens and tripod illustrate the setup. The listing is for the gimbal and its mounting plate.
Can I record where the lens balances?
Use the available scale markings as a reference and recheck if you change lenses, bodies or accessories.
