Arca-Swiss Monoball Manual de inicio rápido

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Thank you for your purchase of a ARCA-SWISS MONOBALL® tripod

head. Our many years of experience manufacturing and refining tripod

head design have resulted in a precision instrument engineered to

complement your photography with a minimum amount of care. The

heart of all Monoball® B1 and B2 models is a patented aspherical ball.

Combined with a patented axial clamping design these unique features

work together to prevent unexpected and unwanted movements as you

lock the head into position, to progressively cushion as you tilt the

camera and to provide you with the highest load capacity of any

ballhead. Users can adjust the friction settings for different weights

of camera and lens combinations. Except for the B1e model, 360º

panning is standard on all models. An additional feature of the

Monoball® B2 is the segregated bi-axial tilt controls making the

Monoball® B2 ideal for working with medium and large format view

cameras, with heavy telephoto lenses, or in all situations where you

need separated controls to precisely position the camera. Your

Monoball® needs only minimal maintenance to keep it functioning

properly and never needs lubrication.

The Multifunction Knob

There are three parts of the multifunction knob to become familiar

with: The large multifunction knob (1) controls the movement of the

ball and the tension on the ball, the thumbscrew (2) which controls

friction on the ball, and the reference scale (3).

With the multifunction knob facing you, turn the knob clockwise to

increase the tension on the ball and to lock the ball into the desired

position. To loosen the ball simply turn the knob counter clockwise.

(IMPORTANT: Do not force the multifunction knob beyond the minimum

friction setting. This can cause the multifunction knob to "lockup."

(See "Attention!" Note).

Note: It is not necessary to tighten the multifunction knob entirely to

lock the ball. No more than one or possibly two complete turns will lock

the ball safely depending on the camera & lens weight and balance.

ATTENTION!

DO NOT FORCE THE MULTIFUNCTION KNOB TO TURN BEYOND

ITS STOPPING POINT! THIS WILL LEAD TO A CONDITION

COMMONLY KNOWN AS "LOCK UP" OF THE MULTIFUNCTION

KNOB (KNOB IS LOCKED BUT HEAD IS LOOSE). TO CORRECT