What is the overall height of this tripod if I extend the boom strait up in the air?
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"Roughly 16 feet", depending on the microphone type and removal of the counterweight which tends to pull everything down when in a vertical position. Our church uses it to elevate a stereo microphone "front and centered" between, the two opposite chambers of our English style pipe organ. We also use it for less demanding tasks such as recording hand bells, brass ensembles, etc. We consider it a "best buy" at the Amazon price.
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It depends on whether or not you invert the tripod base or not. About 8' with the base as it appears in the picture. However, you can get 3 to 4 more feet if you invert the base, which I've done on a few shoots.
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148 inches to the tip top, if it's going straight up the whole way. It's huge.
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apx 18'. I have used the extention od and the small mic "wrist" to get my mics about 18' above the floor. With the normal pit in front of a stage, this gave me about 12' above the orchestra. Hope this helps. Good luck!
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Yes it will! I am 6 foot 3 and I don't even extend the bottom portion of the legs yet. This is a very nice tripod! I do wish however, that I ordered the pistol grip ball head. Although the regular one is nice and works very well, it is a little difficult for a person with the use of one arm. I have the use of both hands, but just the use of my right arm. I do manage though. I added that part in this review in case someone out there has a similar problem and is in to photography. I would recommend this tripod to anyone! I only wish I could have afforded the carbon fiber one, for it would probably be lighter. Yes it will! I am 6 foot 3 and I don't even extend the bottom portion of the legs yet. This is a very nice tripod! I do wish however, that I ordered the pistol grip ball head. Although the regular one is nice and works very well, it is a little difficult for a person with the use of one arm. I have the use of both hands, but just the use of my right arm. I do manage though. I added that part in this review in case someone out there has a similar problem and is in to photography. I would recommend this tripod to anyone! I only wish I could have afforded the carbon fiber one, for it would... » Read More Yes it will! I am 6 foot 3 and I don't even extend the bottom portion of the legs yet. This is a very nice tripod! I do wish however, that I ordered the pistol grip ball head. Although the regular one is nice and works very well, it is a little difficult for a person with the use of one arm. I have the use of both hands, but just the use of my right arm. I do manage though. I added that part in this review in case someone out there has a similar problem and is in to photography. I would recommend this tripod to anyone! I only wish I could have afforded the carbon fiber one, for it would probably be lighter. « Show Less
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You will not be able to fully extend the legs out, you would need about 8 to 10 inches. I don't use the tripod that came with the scope, I use a camera tripod.
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The height from the floor to the base of the camera ranges from 57" to 68" at full extension. The tripod has a usable height adjustment of 27" to 68" at the camera's base. Hope this is helpful.
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The tripod is not tall at all, it was made to be use on top of a table. Is less than 1 feet tall
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Unfortunately my tripod is in storage, but I'm guessing between 2 and 3 feet
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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".
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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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From the flat mounting surface on the top of the tripod to the ground is just under 27". Hope this helps.
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8.75 inches with legs spread for the greatest stability. With legs closer together (less stability) about 11 inches. Great little sturdy tripod holds my Lumix FZ200 just fine!
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Wish I could help, but the screen's closed up in a basement storeroom, and I'm temporarily laid-up and can't manage the stairs. Maybe you could Google the name and model number and check that way, or see if you can find the information on the Da-Light corporate website. However, my guess is that with it's 5-foot high screen, and open tripod stand, the overall height would be somewhere between 7-8 feet.
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The tripod is 48" to the mounting plate for the head with the center column fully retracted. I have an Acratech head on it so it is 52 inches high with the head installed. With the column fully extended, the height is 61 inches - this height includes the Acratech head. The load capacity is listed as 15 lbs. In practice, it holds anything I've needed it too. My heaviest set up would be a Canon 6D with a 400 mm f5.6 lens for example.
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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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The minimum height is 0-- you can screw the tripod head on to the underside of the center shaft and lower it right down to the ground. Maximum is high enough so that as a 6'2" man it's too high to use comfortably.
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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.
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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 use extenders to lengthen the camera base. If I recall correctly, probably looking approx. 6 inches from base to upright. Might be less. But over 4 inches.