How tall is the tripod shown in the picture? Should I buy a differnet for a regular shooting like in a standing position?
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Bout 12 inches. I use it on a tabletop. if you want to record something closer or bigger like a stage you should purchase a 6ft tripod.
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The tripod it includes is small, it is designed for use on a tabletop and whatnot. I would buy a full size tripod for doing standing up shooting, they aren't that expensive and they are invaluable.
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That is a little tabletop tripod, about 6 inches tall. You will need to buy a real tripod.
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It's not that tall but I've found that recording at lower level works very well for picking up all the instruments in a live band performance. The wide angle lens still makes it possible to capture the whole stage and many of the dominating higher frequencies are brought into a better balance with the bass and kick drum. Of course it depends on what it is you are shooting. Hope that helps.
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No, it's not a tripod except when it is opened and the seat pulled down. When it is used as a cane, only the center leg reaches the ground. I use it as a cane and it fits me fine - I'm 5'4". The cane with seat is lightweight and provides s a stable cane plus a good seat for resting.
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It is a table top tripod. I have never used it because it is so bad. I bought a scope stand from Creedmoor sports. Cost almost as much as the scope but it makes the scope so much easier to use.
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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.
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Hi, The height of the monopod exceeds the height of the tripod. It allows the camera to be at eye level (or below) and I am 6 feet tall. The best feature is that it has a very sturdy mount and allows a very fast assembly. The pistol grip is kind of lame, but for the price a great value.
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Yes! It's big! I believe 6 ft tall. Shrinks down to about a foot and a half and has like 3-4 different height settings. Can angle the camera stand on the tripod. Comes in a nice carrying case too :) it's definitely worth it. The camera is meant to act like one of the bigger cameras but in compact size and so it's useful when taking photos and wanting to be in them and also for video taping because the tripod camera stand part swings back and fourth.
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Iretired a long time ago. I bought the tripod and gave to my son along w/ a engineers level. so I don't have it a hand. suggest the the questioner contact Allied Precision Instrument and they could measure it.
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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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The tripod is great for my Cannon camera. The tripod is as stated for height. If this is not what you are seeking for an answer, please let me know
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The tripod can be set up to adapt to your campfire. The distance between legs is up to you - you can spread them apart which will make the top of it lower and shorter or you can move the legs closer together which makes the whole thing taller. I use mine over a large campfire pit and adjust the legs until it fits. the legs are attached at the top and have an "S Hook" and chain for hanging a pot over the fire. I would attach a photo but don't think I can - recommend you do a search of tripods over campfires on "Google Images" which may be helpful. Lodge makes 2 sizes of tripods so of course the taller one will give you more height and also distance between legs if that's what you want. I have both sizes and love them!
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The tripod ranges from approximately 6.5 to 9 inches in height. The base extends out to around 8 or 8.5 inches (sorry, I was in a hurry at home) radius from center. I believe the tripod is a good buy, and appears to be decently built, especially for the price. I use it with a Zoom H4n and find it to be quite stable.
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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
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My didn't come with the tripod. The one that I got is different from the picture. The front it the same but the back is different.
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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'm 5'-11" and if I extend the legs and the center to their absolute maximum reaches, I can look through my viewfinder while standing stright up. Of course that's inside the house on an absolutely level floor. If your 6'-4" you'd need to lean over a little bit. Plus you need to consider outdoor photography on less than perfectly level ground, causing you to lean over even more. I'd say a tripod would need about 12" more "reach" for you to use it comfortably. I'd say, No, it won't work for you. You might try to research the Vanguard website because the 264AT is absolutely awesome for my uses. I'm 5'-11" and if I extend the legs and the center to their absolute maximum reaches, I can look through my viewfinder while standing stright up. Of course that's inside the house on an absolutely level floor. If your 6'-4" you'd need to lean over a little bit. Plus you need to consider outdoor photography on less than perfectly level ground, causing you to lean over even more. I'd say a tripod would need about 12" more "reach" for you to use it comfortably. I'd say, No, it won't work for you. You might try to research the Vanguard website because the 264AT is... » Read More I'm 5'-11" and if I extend the legs and the center to their absolute maximum reaches, I can look through my viewfinder while standing stright up. Of course that's inside the house on an absolutely level floor. If your 6'-4" you'd need to lean over a little bit. Plus you need to consider outdoor photography on less than perfectly level ground, causing you to lean over even more. I'd say a tripod would need about 12" more "reach" for you to use it comfortably. I'd say, No, it won't work for you. You might try to research the Vanguard website because the 264AT is absolutely awesome for my uses. « Show Less
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to whom it may concern, I can't answer how tall is Stand is because I didn't receive one.I only received the blind part of the stand.The advertisement on this product is misleading it reads like you receive 1 tri pod stand and the blind cloth part for it, in reality you only receive the cloth part for $89.00. I tried to buy two tri pods .I thought this was a hell of a deal also on a tripod stands. To be honest I would believe that Amazon would have caught this false advertisement up by now. I know I can't be the only person with this problem. So to answer your question, I would stay away from these products. Thanks for your time
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The chain length is adjustable and the tripod is of good quality. The only thing about the tripod is it is too short for a good campfire. I cured that by buying a 10ft length of iron pipe the legs would fit into. I cut the pipe in 1/3s, inserted each tripod leg in the pipe equal distances, drilled and pinned them. It works great now.