GF-Swivel
High, low and offset — on a joint that swivels.
Two brackets and a tube between them, and a camera that was high is low. The clamps engage and disengage by themselves: release one, swing the section, and it locks again at every 10° — high to low, overslung to underslung, in seconds and without a bolt coming out.
Each bracket carries two female Euro mounts, so an extension tube or a Euro adapter goes on either side. The sections come in three lengths and three end combinations, and two of them are sold as a set with a case.
Release, swing, lock
Each bracket is a clamp with a lever, and the lock engages and disengages by itself. Release it and the bracket turns; let it go and it sits in the next 10° detent. That is the whole operation — from high to low, or from overslung to underslung, with nothing unbolted and nothing to re-level afterwards.
Pick both ends
A section is two ends with a tube between them, and only the ends change. Euro to Euro takes an extension tube or a Euro adapter on either side and comes in 23, 29 and 41 cm. Euro to Mitchell 4-way swaps one end for a Mitchell plate. Euro to 150 mm bowl swaps one for a bowl, so the head drops in without an adapter.
A set, or the section on its own
The GF-HiLo Swivel Set is the Euro build — both brackets, the tubing that joins them, and a transport case. The Mitchell Swivel Set is the same idea with a Mitchell 4-way end. Every section is also sold on its own: a rig that already swivels needs the next length, not another set.
