How high can the tripod be without extending the center post?
1874951
I don't know. I purchased this as a gift and never checked any of this out.
818107
yes, I received mine with a full size tripod, I think it's max at 60 inches.
831901
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.
1750191
from leg tip to center is about 17 1/2 inches.from leg tip to leg tip (extended)is about 31 1/2 inches.provision to adjust for your tripod (if smaller)
1395992
Not with the center column fully extended, low shots only, how high is up to your threshold. It became unstable with a 6D and 24-70 f/4 at full height, not exactly a heavy combo.
111505
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
1390943
Quick and dirty: 50" to the base plate. You can also remove the center post and use it to extend the monopod to give 68" to the base plate.
1240859
No. The 65" is with the center extension extended. Mine actually measured closer to 67. Hope this helps. It's a great tripod for the money.
1204774
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
133916
No it might be possible to rig someyhing up so you can but it's not designed for a tripod. hope that helps
2262712
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.
908580
Although the tripod is very well made and I do like it .... it does not have a center bottom hook for extra stability while using extended length lenses.
856904
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.
1471678
Definitely! I'm only 5'1", so when it is fully extended, I have to use a remote shutter release to take a picture. I think someone seven feet tall would be fine with this tripod--and I LOVE it, by the way.
1932785
Never heard of that tripod so cannot advise you. If you do some measuring perhaps you can compare your measurements with the specs of the product. Sorry I cannot be more helpfull
1844289
not if properly extended. However this tripod is meant for small camera's and not heavy video cameras. The size and wt. of the lens will also be a factor.
1562720
13.6 inches min height when used. The legs do not turn upside down, which would allow the camera to be hung lower albeit upside down. Higher end / more pricey tripods may have this feature. Actually, to go lower I use a tiny tabletop tripod. Overall the Slik Compact II is solidly built, and I haven't had a need to bring my full height Slik tripod since I bought this smaller model.