do the legs open up to sit the tripod flat on the ground after removal of center piece?
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The legs fold up to the top of the mount, so they should allow you to set then flat well with the center piece out
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The Legs DO fold out further, so that you can get lower to the ground. If you want to get lower, what you can do is slide up the middle piece all the way up, it comes out. Then you can flip it upside down so that the camera is now between the 3 legs. Sure your photo will be upside down, but that's what the rotate function is for in your photo editor.
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The tripod has a leveling bubble on the mount head so you can adjust the legs until the camera sits level.
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Yes. It has a hole ar the bottom together with a knob to tighthen the tripod
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No. Two of the legs have small loops on the top which link to the larger loop on the third leg. None of them can be disconnected without major alteration to the tripod.
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The legs are independent so that they can help level the transit on uneven grades. Unusual this is a big issue around construction sites. This tripod may not be ideal for photography but works great for construction.
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Yes you can. The center post has a spring loaded hook on the end that can be used to stabilize the tripod, just grip this assembly..twist in a counter clockwise motion and it unscrews. Pull the center post upward out of the tripod, reinsert it from the underside,with the head facing the ground..tighten the post holder..reinsert the hook assembly and you are done
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No, but you can fold it down. So the legs fold in to the middle bar and then it becomes quite flat. I do use this all the time and think it is excellent.
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Well, because you can tilt the top piece towards the ground (like a camera tripod) the height of the tripod stand that comes with matters not. Hope this helps.
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The tripod legs telescope for height, and there is a crank to raise the upper portion. I have also put it on a box to get extra high.
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Yes, mine came with an adapter (2 years ago). Assume it still does. The center adjusting screw has a removable cap with a threaded hole that adapts to the tripod adapter.
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The trípod has a gray push-on secure at the beginning of each leg, you just push it and change the angle of them.
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You can balance the tripod first then attach the mount. This is truly my favorite tripod for it's size and strength.
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If you're asking if it has a removable leg to be used as a tripod, the answer is no.
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Mine did. It is very helpful for carrying. It's location makes the camera a bit off centered when the lens is fully extended on the tripod but I'm not sure there is anywhere else it could actually be placed (ideally attached more toward the middle of the camera to distribute the weight better).
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Sure, using it with the legs retracted will make it more like a normal monopod foot. I'm not sure how low you need to go with it, they get about knee-height with a camera on top.
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Not sure what you mean.The only three screw configuration I see on the tripod are the leg screws.If one of these is lost it looks like to me ant quarter inch short bolt and nut would do the job?