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Just a quick user video review trying to illustrate some of the questions I searched answers for before I got the Arca Swiss Z1+ dp and the Arca Swiss Classic L-Bracket All in all I am totally happy about the head and the L-bracket. It all seems well crafted, and well functioning. The aspherical ball of the Z1+ as advertised keeps the tension nicely towards vertical placement when the minimum friction is adjusted to camera and lens setup. I chose the flip-lock quick release, and it seems very nice and no-problem (I had some worries, regarding necessity of long and strong nails, but it functions swiftly also without the nails) As I have read around the net caution should be taken when adjusting the small tension wheel within the quick-release. To much adjustment might cause the flip-lock to disassemble. But I tried anyway as the quick release plate weren’t 100% completely tight - it turned out easy and no-problem using just the fingers to get the right tension. But I off course were careful to just make multiple minuscule adjustment, while taking the camera on and of the quick release until I got the right tension. When tightening/loosening the main ballhead friction knob the head make a slight drift downwards, as seen on the video, the camera in the video is a 5DSr 50 mp camera, so the zoomed in level is rather dramatic at x16 zoom. I suppose the illustrated tightening drift is of no importance in real life shooting. The L-bracket seems also very solid and is easily adjusted. The flex (which it does have) very quickly dampens, and combined with using mirror lockup or live view and with less than a seconds rest the setup turns out photos tack sharp at pixel level. (and sorry for the sound on the video, I wouldn't delete the sound of the equipment completely, so I tried to hide some of my heavy breathing with a nice piece of generic youtube Bach music:))