One review said this tripod will go almost horizontal to the floor. What is the actual minimum height it will go?
250324
Just measured the base to the ground, 2". The 3 Legged Brian is very sturdy, yet light too.
250325
With the legs flat the center post is still about 16" I don't know how else it would go flat. I am still not happy with the durability. I only use this for vacation and every time something comes apart or need to be reassembled.Good luck
250326
the description says 4.7 inches. you can remove the center column and attach the ballhead right to the main strut of the tripod
2130780
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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Not even close on its own. You need a tripod that articulated like that at the point just below the mount. Mine does not. But it's old. Mine tilts very little and will not mount perfectly perpendicular to the mount (won't mount at a straight up and down position).
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Don't have tripod with me now. But according to manual (http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/yhst-39436527843437/PH157QManual.pdf), it's UNC 1/4".
592391
I'm 6'2" and it work for me, and when I'm shooting something low I just use a stool. I would highly recommend this tripod.
1379185
Mine is 46-5/8", with the legs all the way extended, and neck down. Hope it helps its an awesome tripod
1657241
Yes, this is a fully adjustable tripod. At maximum height you would need a chair or something else to stand on, but this can adjust all the way down to shoot just inches from the ground..or if you're careless at the lowest height you can actually smash your lens into the ground.I noticed you said you wanted to use the legs at a 25 degree angle in particular. As it has 4 leg segments you don't have to extend all the segments so you can make it shorter if desired. And each segment can be only partially extended for further adjustability.
1601310
15 inch is correct, but it is not horizontal to the surface, there will be always little tilt, other wise it will fall.
818107
yes, I received mine with a full size tripod, I think it's max at 60 inches.
754364
Nop... legs are flexible, but you can't make the tripod taller than it is...
1855187
You can flip in middle rod over and have it an inch or two above the ground. I absolutely love this tripod! It's heavy but heavy equals quality.
1353519
Tripod is verysmall, may be half foot. You need to buy a separate one. That tripod usually helps you when you are trying to use the projector to project your recorded video.
96064
The base of the legs reaches a spread of 36 inches. It is really sturdy and will not blow over unless you have it off balance. The only other reason it might blow over is if you have something wrapped around the top to cause it to catch the wind; anything can happen if the wind hits something the right way. I think you would be happy with the tripod. When you crank up the extention for a higher sighting the shaft will wobble. the tripod is a good choice. Thank You, Richard
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I don`t know. The tripod had a leg that wouldn`t extend all the way so I sent the piece of crap back to Amazon and got a refund.
831904
I just had mine out tonight so I measured on the one I have. It is 19 3/4" from the ground to the laser line with the tripod as low as it goes.
882704
I can get it down to about 24". I used a tape measure since I was thinking about getting a smaller tripod, but even the expensive ones are around 15"
661725
I don't have the measurements, but it is a very unstable and cheap tripod. We use another more steady tripod with ours. Unless you are using it in the shorter, table-top level, this tripod will not work.