will the tripod extend automatically to a stop or do you have to set all 3 legs , one at a time?
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Each of the legs is pulled out by the user to the extent desired and secured with the clamps. This is important because often it will be used on a slope, where the rear leg needs to be shorter than the front pair. It only takes a few seconds to pull out or push in the legs to the length desired.
1885671
It has leg stops to prevent over extension but you have to adjust each leg. You can extend the legs one at a time and just twist each leg to lock it in place. Very quick and easy to adjust. Great tripod.
158347
no but as with any tripod it is easy to hold the three legs with one hand and operate the camera with the other hand. A very sturdy well built tripod that is light enough to always take with you. Jon
802426
The rubber foot has a screw threaded retractable steel peg in it. It's similar in construction to many better tripods that have retractable points at the leg bottoms. The pointed peg will extend about 1/2 inch or so. In soils, sand or gravel that point will keep the mono-pod foot from sliding out from under the camera. Just remember to retract the point when moving back to hard surfaces like concrete or tile.
403386
If I am understanding the question correctly, the answer is yes. Each of the three legs works independently of the other legs and each section of each leg can be adjusted to any length of its minimum and maximum length. Hope that helps.
1227278
All 3 legs have a height adjustment at the bottom. Once you have made your adjustments, use the crank adjustment to secure.
428814
There are holes on both ends and also the middle. Using the ends needs 2 tripods I guess, to be honest I have never tried that. Using the middle, I think it depends on the camera weight, the head and size of tripod. I use D610 on a Manfrotto 701HDV head and the slider on a strong Manfrotto tripod, no problem.
78179
No the triod is very small but is useful keep camera steady on a table or cabinet. Taller tripods are not that expensive if you search online for one.
1562456
I would recommend it for sure because the tripod is hard to get level and the ball head has a level on it. You will have less frustration adjusting the ball head than trying to get the flexible legs adjusted.
1323912
Simple way to adjust to uneven ground is to hold the tripod up and depress the trigger while getting it into position, It will level itself' and release the trigger and you're all set.
1838945
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.
1550159
Yes, there is a triangle shape knob at the top of the 3-leg assembly that needs to be loosened to allow the legs to slide back up. The same goes for letting the legs down to make a tripod. You need to loosen the knob, push the legs down and then tighten the knob to keep the legs in place.
1713865
The tripod has a leveling bubble on the mount head so you can adjust the legs until the camera sits level.
42143
The feet do not flop around... Its a monopod not a tripod but will help stabilize your camera to give tripod like results... Though you should never set up monopod with camera and then walk away from it.
1856021
Small tripod, legs extend 5 inches making total height of tripod about 7 inches
236107
No. Self-leveling, however you can set the tripod on a counter, table, chair to get the right height. Couple weeks ago I put it (just laser head, not tripod) on a bookshelf across the room about 6' high and adjusted by putting the right books under it.
1218521
You can also use 1 tripod in the middle, but if your camera is quite heavy, the system will not be so stable.
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Nop... legs are flexible, but you can't make the tripod taller than it is...