What size tripod carrying case is recommended for this boom? I was hoping to bundle it with my camera tripod that is 25" (closed) to save space. But it looks like this is at least 40" (closed). What size tripod carrying case is recommended for this boom? I was hoping to bundle it with my camera tripod that is 25" (closed) to save space. But it looks like this is at least 40"... » Read More What size tripod carrying case is recommended for this boom? I was hoping to bundle it with my camera tripod that is 25" (closed) to save space. But it looks like this is at least 40" (closed). « Show Less
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I use this: HAKUBA USA INC PSTC400 LIGHT STAND CASE for this stand and 3 others. Works great.
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Completely assembled and folded up, it's 41.5". If you pull out the top rod to store it in two pieces, it's 37.5". Hope this helps. =)
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It's long: exactly 40-3/4" long when closed to minimum length. It arrives in a box that is 4-3/4" x 4-3/4". Agree with A. K that the Hakuba line of light stand cases is excellent.
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I fit a Mathews monster that is 34" axle to axle in my case with plenty of room. I think you could fit up to a 38-40" axle without any issues assuming your cams aren't abnormaly large. Only area of concern would be length of stabilizer. My brothers bow barely fits because of a longer stabilizer. Either way stabilizer is easy to take on and off. By far the best and most durable case i have ever used. It is heavy, but worth the weight.
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Hello. The tripod is 28" fully retracted and folded. If that's an issue. If not. But it. It is awesome in every way. Light weight. Well constructed. I use it with d slr canon as well as a Nikon binaculars. Works perfect.
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This is a very nice case but it is very small. I used it for a small point and shoot and, with the cables, etc. that go with that camera it was about filled up. I would go with something a little larger if I were you.
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Hello Erika, Thank you for your question. With this bundle kit you get a tripod stand with carry bag, a 360 degree swivel ball head and the iPad mini 1 2 Mount. To use the bundle kit with your ipad mini you would simply just insert your ipad mini into the mount and snap it in. It just snaps in the mount and when you want it out you just gently un-snap it out. The mount it'self generally works the same as you would any other slim profile case you would put onto the back of your ipad mini for protection. We hope this help answer your question. If not we're always available to take your phone call at 844-474-6848 (TF) Hello Erika, Thank you for your question. With this bundle kit you get a tripod stand with carry bag, a 360 degree swivel ball head and the iPad mini 1 2 Mount. To use the bundle kit with your ipad mini you would simply just insert your ipad mini into the mount and snap it in. It just snaps in the mount and when you want it out you just gently un-snap it out. The mount it'self generally works the same as you would any other slim profile case you would put onto the back of your ipad mini for protection. We hope this help answer your question. If not we're always available to take your phone... » Read More Hello Erika, Thank you for your question. With this bundle kit you get a tripod stand with carry bag, a 360 degree swivel ball head and the iPad mini 1 2 Mount. To use the bundle kit with your ipad mini you would simply just insert your ipad mini into the mount and snap it in. It just snaps in the mount and when you want it out you just gently un-snap it out. The mount it'self generally works the same as you would any other slim profile case you would put onto the back of your ipad mini for protection. We hope this help answer your question. If not we're always available to take your phone call at 844-474-6848 (TF) « Show Less
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Just measure your bow from cam to cam at the greatest distance and if less than 41" tour should be great! I have a Matthews monster and live the case. I travel or (fly) frequently, and case is great. You can lock and the Velcro straps work great in keeping bow in place. I give the case 5 stars.
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The tripod ranges from approximately 6.5 to 9 inches in height. The base extends out to around 8 or 8.5 inches (sorry, I was in a hurry at home) radius from center. I believe the tripod is a good buy, and appears to be decently built, especially for the price. I use it with a Zoom H4n and find it to be quite stable.
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I went to pull it out to measure it .It stands 5ft 8in and the boom is two(extendable) sections that measure three and a half feet. I use Chimera Octa box's, the largest measures five five feet in diameter and is the heaviest. With counter weights , Canon 600ex rts, and only one section of the boom extended ,the stands are able to hold the five foot Octa very well. I don't think these stands are able to hold much more weight than that with the second section fully extended.
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My Manfrotto tri-pod is in my office, I am at home, but I have the shipping carton right here-the max height is 57.48 inches, seems right, I stand 5'10" and stop a little to stoop to look through the camera. The weight does not seem 6.5 lbs,not sure where you got that figure, seems lighter. I love this tripod, very versatile, I use the right angle position of the post for copy work, and being able to position the camera so near to the ground comes in very handy. I would buy another if I lost mine. One suggestion, get the best ball head you can afford. I have even used this with my Mamiya Super 23 medium format camera, a heavy weight, and the tripod worked just fine. My Manfrotto tri-pod is in my office, I am at home, but I have the shipping carton right here-the max height is 57.48 inches, seems right, I stand 5'10" and stop a little to stoop to look through the camera. The weight does not seem 6.5 lbs,not sure where you got that figure, seems lighter. I love this tripod, very versatile, I use the right angle position of the post for copy work, and being able to position the camera so near to the ground comes in very handy. I would buy another if I lost mine. One suggestion, get the best ball head you can afford. I have even used this with my... » Read More My Manfrotto tri-pod is in my office, I am at home, but I have the shipping carton right here-the max height is 57.48 inches, seems right, I stand 5'10" and stop a little to stoop to look through the camera. The weight does not seem 6.5 lbs,not sure where you got that figure, seems lighter. I love this tripod, very versatile, I use the right angle position of the post for copy work, and being able to position the camera so near to the ground comes in very handy. I would buy another if I lost mine. One suggestion, get the best ball head you can afford. I have even used this with my Mamiya Super 23 medium format camera, a heavy weight, and the tripod worked just fine. « Show Less
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You want to get a sturdy studio boom mic stand with this one, something where the tripod legs are sturdy & there's a counter-weight on the extension arm. The mic itself isn't heavy, but u want the sturdiness to avoid dropping the sucker & damaging the diaphragm. Check out an OnStage SB9600 for similar design points; otherwise, use sandbags or weights on the legs if you use a regular tripod boom stand (no weighted arm, just the little cylinder-end). Hope this helps ya!
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There is plenty of room for the provided GoPro mount with camera attached, in fact I now have a Zenmuse H32D Gimbal with Camera attached and it still fits fine.The case has raised pads to align the props so you should not damage them when closing the case. I'm actually quite impressed with the case overall.
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Jorge, I don't have this tripod but I recommend against trying it. The tripod is rated at 18 pounds and you'll exceed that with the weights. More to the point, the boom will put stress on the connection. I finally bought the tripod for it and it works really well (and my good tripod is safe once again!)
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Hi, this is not a great camera case, it's way too small. Go for something bigger.
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No way is it too big. It's just the right size for what you have. I have a 1Dx plus a 6D, a 24-70 2.8 L II, and a 70-200 2.8 L II, plus a 2X extender, and it's too SMALL, mainly because the 1Dx is too big. But your camera is a much better size, and you'll be able to fit it, your lenses and a flash in there, too, plus accessories in the outside pockets. It's a great bag, especially for the price.
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My review was actually of the 75" tripod. However the two appear similar except in height. My review of the 75" was negative. The tripod head and insert adapter were both lightweight plastic. As were the cam levers that lock/release the tripod legs. My camera is the Canon 70d, used with 28-80mm and 75-300mm ef-s zoom lenses. While I will admit that the tripod may be suitable in a "static" home/office scenario it is completely unsuitable for any type of outdoor activities.
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My medium bag is approximately 7" high, 8"in length and 3" wide. The large one measures about 10" tall, 8" long and 5 1/2" wide. Hope this helps! Much easier than setting up your tripod when you're in a rush and just as accurate.
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I got these a while back as well, and I absolutely love it. I started out using mine just for fun and to familiarize myself with photography, and now I do odd jobs for friends and get excellent results. The 32 GB SD Card is golden, I maxed mine the other day but I hadn't been clearing out old pics and I was shooting in RAW.I've never used the tripod... it's pretty cheap imo. The bag is ok, but in the end I have everything to enjoy and improve my skills comfortably.Also, definitely take the 300mm.