I had the 3265RC2 head before I had the 322RC2. The 322 is much more stable than the 3265. It also doesn't throw the camera/lens assembly so far to the side when used in portrait position, has a higher load carrying capacity, and is more precise on positioning accuracy.
But as I said in my earlier response, the 322 cannot compete with my other ball heads with regard to positioning/clamping accuracy. It's ok, a little too sloppy to use for high precision work. (The 322RC2 is my least expensive ball head. I bought it for speed in the field and ease of positioning, the 468MGRC2 is much more precise and about double the price; the Kirk BH-1 is about 4x the price and a far far higher quality ball head.) I don't know why I'd try to track a moving subject with a ball head mount, but if you wanted to do that with the 322, you could set the grip on the left and use AF with AF-C and pattern AF active. Godfrey On May 8, 2007, at 3:53 PM, Feroze wrote: > I've noticed that the grip is off center, seems to work though. Do > have > have any of the problems as mentioned by Bob W wrt the grip not > locking > properly? -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
