How high can the tripod be raised to? Does it have 1/4 inch base to be screwed ono other tripods?
1738408
I never used the product, had to return item because it was missing item from kit.
1738409
with the legs of the tripod extended the tripod itself measures 7 1/4" high from table to where the phone holding clip screws in. with the phone attached it measures 10 1/4" from table to top of phone. The clip that holds the camera and screws into the tripod can also be screwed into a regular sized video camera tripod I have so I'm guessing it would fit most standard tripods.
1738410
The tripod extends to 8" from table top to screw. The holder for the IPhone works on all of my tripods and my monopod.
1046166
I don't think so. Likely too top heavy with too narrow a base. I'd look for something on a tripod to handle what you want to support.
2239110
It is a standard height. .. But tripods are meant to hold cameras at the proper height for the subject, not the cameraman.
291918
The unit does NOT have a built-in tripod mount, which I agree is a design flaw. I would NOT drill and tap a hole into the base since the base has metallic parts in it that may serve as a counterweight for the stand. There are two other options. (a) Purchase a standalone tripod mount (e.g. Promaster or equivalent - visit your local photography shop) and fasten it either with epoxy glue or heavy-duty velcro. (b) use a heavy-duty rubber band to hold it in place on the mounting plate of a ball-head tripod head.
2243369
The tripod comes with a flat pannel about 1 inch by 2 inch that fits on the top of the tripod securely fastened to the tripod. this pannel has the 1/4 inch stud on it.
1041552
The very top of most tripods is a 1/4 screw so you can screw on a camera direct or any female 1/4 item. It's built in - not an adaptor or accessory. I've put a 5dm3 on it buts it's really flimsy and obviously cannot rotate like a fluid ball head could but it'll work in a pinch
680400
With the head flopped over to the minimum, the mount is about 5" from the base. It will go to @ 6" with the head straight up and you can possibly gain another inch if you "squeeze" the legs together. It's more of a versatile "gadget" than a tabletop or mini-tripod. If I wanted an actual tabletop tripod, this wouldn't be my first choice.
2201261
If you can find one that'll fit, sure! The standard for cameras has long been 1/4"-20 threads. The threads on this tripod look to be more along the lines of 5/16"-18 or possibly 8mm.You may be better served if you can just come up with something suitable to set the tripod on top of, such as concrete blocks or five gallon buckets. They wouldn't necessarily even have to be identical items as the legs will adjust independently, but it is rather vital that whatever you use be stable!
1545397
No, there is no tripod screw hole. You would have to modify something to accommodate that.
2108269
It is very easy, but be sure to raise it (the pole) so you can put the locking pin in. The base (tripod) spreads out about 18" to 24", but that is a guess as I am not in front of it right now. It is a great unit and worth the money. Hope that helps
2262712
Height range of the mount head and tripod is 42" to 55". I'm not sure about the max height of the tripod alone, the legs can be extended about one foot from the most compact configuration.
1894749
If you're referring to the screw, it's a standard 1/4 inch tripod screw. so that would be 31.5. I don't know what you plan to put on it, but I wouldn't put anything very heavy on it.
133916
No it might be possible to rig someyhing up so you can but it's not designed for a tripod. hope that helps
2055996
A 2" pole through the table top of the stand ain't happening without removal of the 5/8" threaded stud and re-drilling the hole larger. This tripod is designed for a surveying or rotary type laser level. It's not a stand.
634588
Yes. It has a place to screw on a standard tripod. We have also mounted it in a lightstand.
642321
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.
1862329
I don't think it was a stupid question at all, Dennis, and I'm glad that you asked because it answered my question along the same lines. I've never used a tripod before, and everything that I've read makes it sound like the 1/4" socket is pretty much universal, but it's always best to ask before you order something online, find out that it won't work, and then have to worry about a return.