What's the maximum height when legs extended and max. load(of Camera) capacity it can hold?
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The tripod is 48" to the mounting plate for the head with the center column fully retracted. I have an Acratech head on it so it is 52 inches high with the head installed. With the column fully extended, the height is 61 inches - this height includes the Acratech head. The load capacity is listed as 15 lbs. In practice, it holds anything I've needed it too. My heaviest set up would be a Canon 6D with a 400 mm f5.6 lens for example.
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When the legs are fully extended the height is roughly 5ft and I use a Canon 70D and the canon 100-400mm lens on it with no problem.
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I'm about 6' tall and the fully extended tripod puts the view screens of my Sony a55 and a65 right at eyeball height. I have a Sony 70-400 G lens on the a65 and the tripod supports that rig just fine. As a precaution, I try to see that there is a leg under the lens when at full height, especially if the lens is zoomed all the way out.
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Hi. The amount of weight the tripod can hold May be due also to the head chosen. I suggest going to the tripod manufacturer website and look at theMax weight per head and the fully extended leg height Best place for your specific questins
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Max height with legs extended is around 57". Max load is around 10 lb. I find the max. height to be the only issue with this product.Cheers, Ron
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Not exactly, though you could use it as a monopod by only extending one leg, or extending the three legs and keeping them together. It is a maximum of about 56.5" high in this configuration.
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Around 44", but fully extended, this tripod is too flimsy to be steady for a camera. Can be better used as a small flash stand, or as a camera tripod when fully retracted. It is very light and compact.
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I have a 3lb camera and it works great for me. I would say if you need something affordable and don't need it to extend over 40", I feel you'll be happy with this stand. The max recommended weight is 2 and a half pounds.
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The camera platform is 26 1/8 inches high with the platform at it's lowest possible setting with the legs open but set at their shortest. This is the lowest usable, standing height.
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Max. height for tripod is 61.25 inches, max. height for monopod is 59.5", min. height is 22.25", min. height for monopod is 17.5", handles 11 pounds, weight is 4 pounds, mono pod is 1.25 pounds.
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Hight with the three legs is about 4.5 feet. There is a handle above the legs below the camera mount that you can use to lift the vertical part that is between the three legs. With this my tripod is 70" tall. I even made pictures and video for you but there is no way to attach them to the answer.
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Hi JD, The extended height of the tripod is 8.25". Hope that helps. Kind Regards, Angie/ECO-FUSED
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Far less than 1 lbs actually, any camera over 1 lbs WILL cause the plastic on the leg locks to break. The specified bearing weight is clearly a lie, don't fall for it. This tripod can not hold a heavy object, much less its own weight.
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Gitzo website the maximum height is 61.2 inches. I have this monopod and love it and highly recommend it to my friends and other photographers I met in the field. I am 5ft 8 and have no problem using it.
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Height range of the mount head and tripod is 42" to 55". I'm not sure about the max height of the tripod alone, the legs can be extended about one foot from the most compact configuration.
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I don't know what max is but I can tell you that it holds my heaviest lens + camera + pocket wizard, no problem.
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It's called an Xit XT50TRS. Fully extended it is barely above 4 ft tall. Somewhat flimsy but extremely lightweight if you had to carry it to the back country. Otherwise, you would prefer a real tripod. There is a YouTube flick on it if you want to look at it and get an opinion. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQt418Ms_F4
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There is no adjustment on the legs. The method of operation is similar to a spring pole on a tent. It only has one hight. This is not a complicated tripod. It is most effective for taking timed selfies with a point and shoot or SLR. Camera should not be too heavy.
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I'm not sure of the max weight it can carry but my son attached a gopro camera to it and it worked great
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HiThe Maximum is 5'-5" more or less. I'm 5'-9". When the tripod is opened, the top of it (where you mount the camera) reach my lips level.I hope this information can help you.
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Max. height for tripod is 61.25 inches, max. height for monopod is 59.5", min. height is 22.25", min. height for monopod is 17.5", handles 11 pounds, weight is 4 pounds, mono pod is 1.25 pounds