Benro · Ball heads
Benro N00P double-action ball head with camera plate
When to choose it
The N00P suits a small photo kit where a single ball joint is convenient but you sometimes want to rotate the base while keeping the angle set. Benro documents separate ball and pan locks plus a side notch for vertical framing.
Start with the supplied camera plate and check its screw against your camera. If you need a separate drag adjustment for frequent changes of rig, compare the IB2. The N00P maker page describes a double-action arrangement, so buy it for the two controls it documents.
Specifications
- Brand
- Benro
- Upper connection
- Arca type
- Lower connection
- Flat 3/8-inch thread
- Model
- N00P
- In the box
- N00P head and camera plate
- Control
- Separate ball and pan locks
- Portrait positioning
- 90-degree notch
- Base
- 3/8-inch mount
- Plate
- Supplied Arca-type plate
- Amazon.com reference
- B0C6BM42JM
Fit and buying advice
Check the plate in your own receiver before transferring it to another head. The maker and seller describe the controls differently, so use the stated double-action layout as the buying reference.
Care Support the camera before opening the ball lock. Confirm the mounting plate is retained before using the side notch.
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Documentation
Questions about this accessory
Does it have a separate pan lock?
Yes. The maker identifies a ball lock and a separate pan lock.
When is the IB2 more suitable?
Choose the IB2 if a distinct friction adjustment matters when you rebalance or switch cameras.
How do I get portrait framing?
The ball can move into the side notch. Check that your camera or cable clears the head in this position.
