The Epoch is an elegant blend of modern performance and classic looks. With a 4-way head and 3-section legs, it’s a great choice for capturing images that are imaginative. Sometimes, you only need a creative mind and a device that’s capable of taking photos. But the ultimate experience when it comes to taking pictures is more than just using a phone. It involves appreciating the equipment and the satisfaction that comes with it. The Epoch is made for precision and stability, and it features a robust and high-end feel to inspire you to create. It is a serious tool that can deliver exceptional results.

Classic looks with modern features

3-section legs yield fantastic stability with fewer joints and larger bottom sections 

4-way head with precise individual movements and controls for each axis 

The head features 360° panning at both its base and its top 

• The three rigid leg sections of the Epoch are made from high-strength aluminum. They look like an older stainless steel frame, but they are incredibly lightweight and strong.
• Because of their lower leg sections, the Epoch's overall strength is increased. The two lock mechanisms on each leg are designed to provide maximum stability.
• They can be opened and closed simultaneously, allowing each leg to be extended in just a few seconds. The Epoch's leg locks are made from aluminum, and they feature a silver and black design that pays tribute to the scalloped focus ring found in some cameras.
• The three-section construction of the Epoch is ideal for various types of photography, such as astrophotography and landscapes. The soft grip on one of the legs of the Epoch allows you to carry it comfortably in cold weather.
• Its ports are also compatible with ProMaster All Terrain Feet. The push buttons on the collar of the Epoch are designed to allow you to adjust the leg depending on the position of your subject.
• A convenient 38” connection port is also included in the side of this collar. A two-piece center column can be modified to fit different ground-level applications.
• Its height can be adjusted using a twist-style collar locking mechanism, which is similar to the design of the tripod's leg locks. While ball heads are popular, a 4-way head is a better choice if you need to take photos with precision.
• The Epoch is a modern head with a Dovetail quick-release system. Unlike ball heads, which can move in any direction, a pan/tilt head has unique controls that allow you to achieve a level of accuracy that's only possible with each axis.
• The unique controls allow you to focus on one subject at a time while keeping your camera's movement in one place. They're ideal for architectural and macro photography, where accuracy is crucial.
• The top rotation of the head features a Dovetail quick-release mount, which is ideal for attaching compatible L-brackets and long telephoto lenses. The four movements of the head have their own scales, which makes it easy to determine their movement.
• This feature can be useful in certain circumstances, such as when you need to repeat a particular approach. Three bubble levels help with setting the head up and ensuring that the horizon lines are correct.
• The top rotation of the Epoch's head is a unique feature that allows you to control the camera's movement above the controls. This feature is very different from the traditional method of using the base rotation to control the camera.
• It allows you to rotate the device in a vertical manner, which is unlike using the base rotation while shooting a single shot. The Epoch is a great choice for situations where stability and precision are essential.
• Its stable legs and three-section design make it an ideal choice for most applications. The brown canvas carrying case of the Epoch is made from durable materials and features a shoulder strap and a handle.
• It also has a small, padded accessory pouch that can hold various small accessories.