Could this tripod be used for low level photography..?? On ground level..??
1083544
Yes, the center column can actually be completely removed and the tripod legs practically go flat (there's instructions and tools to do this included in the tripod box).
1083545
Yes it definitely can be used, thanks to its unique extended centre column. You can almost touch the ground by positioning the center column at a lower angle. Hope that helps.
1083546
on ground level. put your camera on the ground or a bean bag.the alta will get you three to five. inches off the ground.regardless as far as tripods go. this tripod is worth ever penny
1488927
It would require a level spot, you can use it on an incline to help support the weight of the camera and sense but you would need to hold on to it.
2201262
Absolutely, as long as the camera tripod has the same connections as the one supplied with the level it will work just fine. The level works completely independent of the tripod.
1807093
Yes only when positioned for landscape portraits. If you turn the camera vertical the tripod does not have a wide enough base to support the camera at a vertical angle
1951607
Thanks for asking.... I'd have a sturdier tripod for any/all telephoto lens. Just not good enough. The extra weight makes the tripod "slide" downward.
967604
Sorry, but I'm not sure. I'd use the Joby 3-Way Camera for a wile and than I have changed my camera for a new one. I had no opportunity to try to mount it on a tripod.
669020
I would not recommend this tripod for.this type of work. The stability of the head is a problem and you can't get a clean 90 degree angle for shooting straight down.
511074
I'm probably the wrong person to ask. The only way I could see would be to set it on a lift or a scaffold. I bought this one to use as a heavy duty, stable camera tripod. It is reasonably stable, but still has some shake in certain windy conditions. It took some modification for the photo adaptation.
634916
As long as you have a standard screw in tripod mount on the bottom yes. You can probably also purchase an adapter though.
1450624
Well, yes and no. When you think of a camera on a tripod standing up on three legs, yes it is too heavy. It will sink down. However, if your purpose is to stabilize the camera or wrap the tripod legs onto a bar or other object you couldn't just sit the camera on, then the gorillapod would work great. I have used my gorillapod for a small Kodak Zi8 (similar to a flip camera) and it supports that just fine, but larger cameras do cause the tripod to sag a bit. This hasn't stopped me from using it much, though! I use it all the time. It stabilizes the camera wonderfully with the flexibility of its legs. And the magnetic feet have helped me stabilize it on railings and other odd places.
33240
Not a lot. It's a very lightweight tripod and must be used on a solid, level surface. It probably could support a lighter dslr with a lightweight prime lens. But that would be the max. It's not the most stable tripod in the world, but it is small and light.
1046166
I don't think so. Likely too top heavy with too narrow a base. I'd look for something on a tripod to handle what you want to support.
438303
I don't see why not, however this is just a toy tripod and cant be used for any real purpose.
1519357
it would probably fit vertically though i haven't tried it... adapter might be a good idea, and you would want the flat bottom version of this... although looking at your tripod i am not sure if it is heavy enough to take the weight.
386342
Yes, you can. It has it's own tripod stand, it does not get anchored into the ground.
223728
That depends on your camera and what angle you are aiming for, it would be hard to get a totally downward shot say 90 degrees because of the legs, but if you open the legs and reduce the height of the tripod you may depending on the lens that you are using. Remember this is just like any normal tripod and you don't say what your angle would be.
968481
Yes!! That's what it's designed for! Works very well too! Also, unlike other ones, it doesn't connect in the tripod screw hole which I believe is a weak point. This one connects where the neck strap connects which is designed to support the weight of the camera. Just my opinion!!