HOW TO TURN YOUR BALL HEAD INTO A GIMBAL | tips for wildlife photography [photo friday]

In this episode of Photographer's Friday I am telling about how I use my different tripod heads and how I actually often use my ball head as a gimbal head for both my Tamron 150-600mm and my Nikon 600mm f4. ------- This is the Gimbal style head I am using in the video: https://geni.us/MH_033 And this is the Ball head: https://geni.us/MH_013 For me, the best tripod for wildlife photography is the one I am bringing with me all the time and the best tripod head is the one I can use for most of my photography. Very often I leave the tripod at home, if it is too big and bulky, but I am actually trying to change that:) for If you are doing wildlife or bird photography or other kind of nature photography where you are using big lenses, I think it is worth it to buy a good quality oversized ball head for your tripod, because it gives you the option to use it as a gimbal style head. --- 🔗 SOCIAL MEDIA & WEBSITE • Website & Shop: https://mortenhilmer.com/ • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mortenhilmer/ • My 24/7 Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/@nature-live 📸 EQUIPMENT An overview of the equipment used in my latest YouTube video can be found on below link. Here you will also see a selection of my favorite gear for various activities: https://kit.co/MortenHilmer 🛒 AFFILIATE LINKS Some of the links in my video descriptions are affiliate links, which means at no extra cost to you, I will make a small commission if you click them and make a qualifying purchase. If you have a different purchase in mind, you can also use these storewide links below. - Amazon: https://geni.us/MH_Amazon - B&H Photo: https://geni.us/MH_BH - Adorama: https://geni.us/MH_Adorama - Mr. Jan Gear: https://geni.us/MH_MrJanGear - AllPowers: https://geni.us/MH_AllPowers (10% discount with this code: MortenHilmer) I am a Nikon Europe Ambassador: https://geni.us/MH_Nikon ☊ MUSIC You can find most of the music I use here: https://geni.us/MH_Epidemic Enjoy watching. See you out there...