Is it possible to extend the height for taller cameras without replacing the side bars completely?
381425
Actually, yes. There are two rods per side, but one per side still provides a very solid cage. These rods are threaded on the ends, so with a set of rod connectors, you can make the cage about 34cm / 13inches tall.That being said, if your camera is so large that you need that much space. I would never take the cage in that configuration off of a tripod. You'd be trusting your camera to that rod connection point. That's something I would never do. Just buy some regular 15mm rods to whatever height you need. There's still a ton of accessory connection points.
381426
No :/ you would have to get new side handles. Doesn't fit a t3i with battery grip... If that helps with the sizing. Only fits without the grip
381427
No, but if you don't really need the 1/4"| & 3/8" screw holes of the side bar, you can do what this guy did (for cheap):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IwDxpoB2p8Other then that it's really a great cage, highly recommended.
381428
No you can't. But the product it's amazing, strong Check the size of your camera before.DSRL and BMCC works fine!
167234
Howdy Ghenry, the maximum height with the legs fully spread, from floor to camera mounting point is 5' 3 1/2". As I don't usually worry about warranties, I can't answer.
1905815
Yes sir, it does extend to that height. I personally have not attached lights to it. I use it for light video recordings only. I pray that this info is helpful.
1532913
Yes, It's adjustable. You can also detach it. I use it with my Nikon SB700 mounted on a Flex TT5, no height issues...
2275917
With a hacksaw only. I was actually considering that if the table turned out to be too tall. Fortunately it wasn't necessary. No other height adjustment short of welding onto the legs.
903693
Yes and yes. Once mounted, loosen the anchor screw that bonds the camera ball to the base, and adjust the camera ball freely. I love these cameras, the quality is fantastic. I own 3.
1608955
The foot is pinned on the bottom of the monopod and is not designed to be removed. I would guess that if you have a well equipped shop, you could remove the rubber foot and spike and replace it with a stud or bolt to accept an additional camera. It would probably ruin the monopod though.
1133695
Honestly this particular camera sold with this is different than my model. I am sure you can even buy a new mount and change it out. Easy to mod. Mine I could angle down with pliers
66459
You don't have to add the vertical bars if you don't want to. I believe they would be in the way if they were attached. Hope this helps.
361741
Not using the existing stand. You would have to create some kind of custom mount.
1907579
No. I was concerned about it too but most modern projectors have an angle adjustment feature that negates the height issue.
1338644
Not sure if you can, the top of the monopod is the standard screw that attaches it to the Camera/ video camera. The bottom is a single spike/pad.
1741674
That is something I have not tried. Better to use a tube extension adapted to your camera
1159890
Yes you can, but you still have to keep a still arm or the camera will flop around more due to the added pole length.
754363
No. You can't make the stand any taller than it already is. However, the legs will mold to any frame or object you wish to place it on or wrap it around.
862731
As I recall when installing, it can not be cut to make them shorter because there are bars at the top and bottom.
360979
You can adjust the height - only with a saw - or a drill. See the other answer.