AGM Global Vision Fuzion TM25-384 Fusion Thermal Monocular
- Monoculars
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SmallRig
Two-pack double ball heads with cold-shoe and 1/4″ thumb screws articulate 180° to mount monitors, lights or mics up to 3.3 lb each
The SmallRig 1135 double-ended ball heads arrive as a two-pack, giving photographers and videographers a lightweight way to mount monitors, lights or microphones to a camera rig. Each unit weighs only 3.1 ounces and supports accessories up to 3.3 lbs, making them suited for mobile shoots where every gram counts. The cold shoe mount and 1/4" thumb screw on both ends provide flexible attachment options for a range of devices.
A single locking knob controls the 180-degree articulation, allowing fast angle changes without tools and a firm hold once tightened. The aluminium construction keeps the unit light at 90 grams while resisting flex during normal handheld or tripod use. No power draw or active cooling is involved, so operation stays completely silent in any environment.
Under continuous shooting the locking mechanism maintains the set angle without creep, even when the full 3.3 lb capacity is applied. The dual 1/4"-20 threads and cold shoe interfaces give redundant mounting paths, reducing the chance of a single point of failure during long takes. This pack is not for setups requiring heavier payloads or motorised movement.
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Mount the cold shoe onto the camera shoe first, then tighten the 1/4"-20 thumb screw on the opposite end; the step often missed is fully engaging the single locking knob to lock both ball joints simultaneously.
Periodically check the locking knob tension and the cold shoe friction pad; if the 1/4"-20 threads strip or the knob no longer holds 3.3 lbs at 180-degree articulation, replace the affected unit.
The single locking knob's clamping force is the first limit; sustained off-centre loads near 3.3 lbs can cause gradual creep unless the knob is re-tightened between setups.
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