Hi, I'm confused with the hight info.Producer website shows hight of the tripod 54,5 in, but in the name of a tripod here it 52 in. Which one is it?
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The one I purchased is the T-025x and I am very happy with it - it is light and folds very small.The length of the tripod fully extended is 52" when it is like a monopod, when the legs are spread to allow it to stand on it own, the height is 48".I hope it helps.
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Thanks for your interest in the tripod. This is the information given to us by Sirui:Maximum height (without head) of 51.4 in. (130.5 cm)Maximum height (with head) of 54 in. (137.2 cm)
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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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No max or minimum height is stated on anything that came with the tripod. But the max height would be around 80 inches. Look at the link to the picture:http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v295/deepfork/P8034277.jpgThe kid in the pic is six feet tall, and we could get the tripod even higher. Minimum height, well the tripod is 26 inches long when closed without the head. But you can get it as low as you like because the legs will spread out until flat on the ground if you like.
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Hello Robert, the Benro with his case is 28 inches, but without it you win only half an inch by tilting the ball. The ball is 4 inch alone. This is the best tripod I had a date for its stability in not too hilly terrain, I hope that my English is understandable for you because I Quebec and I speak very little English.
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The tripod is about 12" tall, but it very handy. The fact you can place this in any position, or hang from a tree in order to take a picture anywhere.
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the tubular bar is about 28" inches i measured it it is also in the loft packed away so that is the best i can do right now the tripod itself i dont know how tall it is that is also packed away in my trailer
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Yes. I used it mounted to a 54" tripod when videoing my interview with my father for the Veteran's History Project.
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Hi. I left the tripod in my office in Los Angeles, and I am back in CT, but if folds small, to around 18". It does not go as tal as I thought it did. It goes to 60 something inches. Not 72" as I thought and they sort of advertised. When I emailed the company, they gave some sort of vague excuse as to why it wasn't so tall and was so expensive. It is very light and seems strong. Hope this helps. Spencer
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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.
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Hi there,I haven't used the tripod yet, but the dimensions on the box are:16.8mm leg diameterExtends to 50"Folds to 16.5"1.63 pounds. Other info:3 Way Fluid Pan Head with Bubble LevelQuick Release MountElevated Center ColumnCenter Column Brace3 Section Channel Leg LocksRubber FeetFree Carry Case It is made by Vivitar and appears to be a nice one.
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Sorry, I don't remember for sure but I think it came in a box the length of the tripod or monopod at its shortest height, which was about 24-30 inches.
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This tripod is approximatey 1'5" long when closed. BTW, this is a fantastic tripod.
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With all the legs extended fully and pulled in to the most upright positon, from the floor to the top of the platform the camera rests on is 65". However, at that point you would have to spread the legs out a little to support the camera. So the 54" responds may be closer to the functional height than the exact measurement!
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25035 height range 41" to 68" This site gives all dimensions http://norcoind.com/bal/products/consumer/stabilizing_products/kingpin-tripod.shtml
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Hello! I bought the camara and the tripod has 7 inches approximately. But it is very stable!
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Maximum height without a ballhead is 48" with center column in the lowest position....57" with center column in the highest position. With my Manfrotto 498RC2 ball head, you can add another 5" to each of those measurements. The tripod weigh's about 6.5 lbs. I love mine. Sturdy, great for strapping to my day pack, and I can put it in an airline carry-on if I have too!
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I don't think anybody knows. I have this tripod as well and love it but one thing is for sure the support is not there. Still a very good tripod