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Ball head with Arca Swiss clamp In film and photo technology, a ball joint head is a component for connecting cameras to tripods that allows flexible vertical and horizontal alignment as well as lateral tilting of the camera via a ball joint. In contrast to the three-way tilt head, the ball head does not lock different axes individually, but a single handle locks the entire joint. In turn, this means that it is more difficult to selectively adjust individual axes.

Lens adapter for Fujifilm GFX cameras With this high-quality lens adapter, you can use a variety of lenses on your Fujifilm GFX camera. Whether you already own a collection of lenses from other brands or want to expand your creative options, this adapter allows you seamless integration. Compatibility and flexibility This adapter is designed specifically for the Fujifilm GFX series and allows you to use lenses with different mounts on your GFX medium format system. The optical quality of your lens is preserved, so you can achieve impressive image results. Easy to use The precise workmanship ensures easy and secure attachment to your camera. Thanks to its robust construction, the adapter is durable and offers you reliability with every shot. It's easy to use: just put the adapter on and you're ready to go! Expanded creative possibilities With the lens adapter, you can experiment and take your photography to the next level. Use unique lenses that create special effects and completely redesign your imagery. Invest in this adapter to unlock the full potential of your Fujifilm GFX camera and unleash your creativity!

Umbrella tilt to position the reflective umbrella neatly You want to direct the light with your flash exactly on your model, then an umbrella tilt will support you very much. There are various versions of these tilters, whether the position of the flash can be directed towards the center of the umbrella or simply to flash into the reflective umbrella.

Stable adapter ring for the Haida filter holder The adapter ring with a connection thread is made of durable aluminum. With this connection ring, you attach the filter holder to the lens. To avoid reflections, the aluminum ring has a black, matte surface. The connection ring is part of the universal filter system Haid M10 M10-II or Haida M15 for landscape photography.    Universal filter system The special advantage of this system is its versatility. The filter, filter holder and matching connection rings are sufficient to use it together with several lenses (and several cameras).

Lens adapter for the Haida 150mm system Here you will find adapters to attach the 150mm filter holder to your lens. We carry the entire range of Haida filters.  

Lens adapter for Haida M10 & M10-II - your perfect connection for creative filter photography With the right lens adapters, you can connect your Haida M10 or M10-II filter holder securely and precisely to your lens. The adapter rings are an indispensable filter accessory if you work with graduated filters, ND filters or polarizing filters and rely on reliable technology. Our adapters are made of high-quality, anodized aluminium and are available in many common thread sizes from 49 mm to 82 mm. So you are guaranteed to find the right connection for your lens. Installation is quick and tool-free - perfect when every second counts outdoors. Whether for landscapes, long exposures or creative effects - with the right lens adapter, your filter holder is secure, light-tight and stable. You can switch flexibly between different lenses and make optimum use of your Haida filter system. Buy the right lens adapter now and complement your equipment perfectly - for more creative control and razor-sharp results in every shooting situation.

Macro Focusing Rail With a macro slide, the camera can be moved continuously in two directions. This facilitates pinpoint focusing for macro shots, for example.

Haida magnetic filter adapters These magnetic step up filter adapters eliminate the need for tedious screwing. Attention, these step up adapters only work with the corresponding filters from Haida.

Gradient filter 100mm from Haida Gradient filters in 100mm are available in various thicknesses and variantsThe following types are available from Haida: Gradient filter with a soft gradient The gradient decreases evenly from the top to the centre. These filters are suitable for subjects with a less clearly defined horizon. These are, for example, slightly hilly mountain landscapes or landscapes in general. Gradient filter with a hard gradient The gradient only changes shortly before the centre of the filter and is relatively short. These filters are suitable for subjects with a clearly defined and straight horizon, e.g. sunset by the sea Gradient filter with a reversed gradient The gradient is strongest in the centre of the filter and decreases towards the top. These filters are suitable for subjects with a clearly defined and bright horizon in the centre of the image, sunsets or sunrises when the sun is already completely visible. Gradient filter with a horizon The gradient is in the centre of the filter and very narrow, it runs out evenly on both sides. These filters are suitable for subjects with a clearly defined and bright area in the centre of the image, e.g. sunset in the sea when the sun is already disappearing into the sea.

Gradient filter 150mm from Haida Gradient filters in 150mm are available in various thicknesses and variantsThe following types are available from Haida: Gradient filters with a soft gradient The gradient decreases evenly from the top to the centre. These filters are suitable for subjects with a less clearly defined horizon. These are, for example, slightly hilly mountain landscapes or landscapes in general. Gradient filter with a hard gradient The gradient only changes shortly before the centre of the filter and is relatively short. These filters are suitable for subjects with a clearly defined and straight horizon, e.g. sunset by the sea Gradient filter with a reversed gradient The gradient is strongest in the centre of the filter and decreases towards the top. These filters are suitable for subjects with a clearly defined and bright horizon in the centre of the image, sunsets or sunrises when the sun is already completely visible. Gradient filter with a horizon The gradient is in the centre of the filter and very narrow, it runs out evenly on both sides. These filters are suitable for subjects with a very clearly defined and bright area in the centre of the image, e.g. sunset in the sea when the sun is already disappearing into the sea.

Remote flash triggers transmit over long distances The remote flash control consists of a transmitter for operation and a receiver, which is usually already present in the receiver flash. Particularly advantageous with them is that: no direct visual contact is required between the transmitter and receiver massive obstacles do not restrict its operation it works over long distances (usually up to about 100 meters) there are no cables lying around The flash remote control is a real multi-talent and can be used for the most part in manual and TTL mode. It often also offers a multi-flash mode. High-speed synchronisation up to 1/8000 second is also no particular challenge for many of these remote controls. 

Lens adapter A lens adapter is a component with which a lens can be attached to a camera body, although the lens and the camera body do not have the same bayonet or thread. In other words, it is possible to use an old Contax Yashica Zeiss lens on a current Sony A7 III. Since the aperture and focus can be adjusted manually with such a lens, the old lens can be used without restrictions. There are lens adapters with or without data transfer. With the transfer of all automatic functions, it is possible to control the aperture of the lens via the camera and the Exif data is correctly stored in the image data. Autofocus is also supported, but our experience is that it is not as fast and accurate as when the lens is used regularly on the right camera without a lens adapter.