Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head
Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head

Leofoto G6 Precision Geared Head

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The Leofoto G6 Geared Head is engineered for photographers who demand absolute precision. Designed for panorama, macro, product, and architectural photography, this geared panoramic head allows millimeter-perfect adjustments across two axes: vertical tilt (±25°) and horizontal leveling (±25°). Whether you’re aligning a horizon or fine-tuning a composition, the G6 delivers flawless control.

The integrated 360° panoramic base features a finely marked 2.5° scale, enabling smooth and repeatable rotations for seamless panoramic stitching. For maximum flexibility, the head tilts up to 65° sideways, providing a total tilt range of 90° when combined with geared movement.

Built-in dual bubble levels ensure quick, accurate setup, while the included quick-release plate offers a fast, secure camera mount in any shooting environment.

Key Features

  • Geared micro-adjustments on two axes (±25°)
  • Side tilt up to 65° | Total tilt range 90°
  • 360° pan base with 2.5° markings for precision
  • Integrated quick-release plate
  • Dual bubble levels for perfect leveling
  • Optimized for Panorama | Macro | Product | Architecture

Crafted from aerospace-grade 6061-T6 aluminum alloy, reinforced with magnesium and silicon, the G6 offers exceptional strength, toughness, and corrosion resistance—comparable to structural steel. Each component is CNC-machined from solid stock for maximum stability and durability, ensuring the G6 performs flawlessly even under demanding professional use.

Specifications

  • Height: 96mm
  • Base diameter: 69mm
  • Weight: 0.9kg
  • Max. load: 25kg

CHOOSING LEOFOTO

Tripod Heads

Leofoto offers a vast range of tripod heads to cover a broad base of user requirements. Take a few minutes to educate yourself on what is available, so you can make an informed decision when choosing a head suited to your needs.

Want to see and feel the range before buying? Visit our office in Saxenburg Park, Kuils River by contacting us.

Model naming

Leofoto tripod heads come in a diverse range of styles, sizes and clamp variations. Understanding the naming convention for each of the models is probably the easiest way to understand what each one does.

CHOOSING LEOFOTO

LH Heads

Low profile design offers many advantages over normal ball heads; simpler internal design, lower center of gravity, improved stiffness, greater ball-cup contact area, to name a few.

Choose your size

The range starts with the diminutive LH-25 with a tiny 25mm ball through to the large LH-55 with its 55mm ball. Our absolute favourite is the LH-40 as it features large ribbed control knobs, without being too heavy or expensive.

The LH-55 is an oversized head for super tele lenses or large format cameras. The LH-36 is an ideal size for those shooting with APS-C cameras or light full frame setups. The LH-30 and LH-25 are great for MFT and compact camera options or for people who hike a lot and count every gram that they pack.

Choose your clamp

Most of the LH size options are also available in a range of different clamps. If you like simplicity and price is a major factor, stick to the standard screw clamp. For those who can afford it, a lever release clamp makes the operation of the head a dream. A panning clamp is great for panorama shooting, but it does add weight and make the head more complicated, so avoid it if you're not someone for gadgets.

MOUNTING A STANDARD LENS

Short Lens Plates

There are two features that distinguish a lens plate from a camera plate.



  1. Lens plates have more than one screw as lenses normally have two screw holes at the bottom. 

  2. Lens plates feature an anti-twist flange on one edge. 



Both of these features help to prevent the lens from being able to twist out of alignment on the plate and it's the reason why you can't use a camera plate as a lens plate.

Leofoto Quick Release Plates