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Manfrotto 804RC2 Basic Pan & Tilt Head with Quick Release Plate

3-way photo head constructed of ultra-durable and lightweight technical polymer the 804RC2 easily withstands the daily rigors of the professional photographer. A unique spring feature has been added to the 804RC2 to assist in the tilt motion of the
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