Optekas legendary craftsmanship and state-of-the-art engineering creates a unique professional tripod ideal for todays photographer: whether shooting digital film or compact video. Follow the action and keep your horizons true shot after shot. And when you move your camera for a different view you can reset it level in seconds. No more fussing with blurry pictures or tired arms. Features - 3-Way Panhead Quick Release Plate 90 Degree Vertical Platform 2 Bubble Levels Thick 1.13 inch Legs Gear Operated Center Column Reinforced Center Brace with Carrying Handle Lower Bracing System with Locking Feature Quick release Channel Lock Legs Non-Slip Rubber Feet Accessory Hook
Customer Reviews
Good value for the money Opteka 70"
It does everything I needed. It turns every way I needed. Its not heavy and at the same time its pretty stable and well built tripod. I would recommend it
Great Tripod
This is ruly a Great tripod although I had another tripod it is no where near this quailty. I needed another better tripod and have found it in this one. The seller is Great.
For beginners....
I really wanted to write a good review for this item but I can not. When I received tripod I was very excited and used it for few times before we went to Grand Canyon. And then my disappointment has started. A tripod got loose after few uses you cant screw tight the head of the tripod so if you are using heavier camera this can be real worry. The worst thing is that the top of the tripod cant be locked once you set the target. It always moves few millimiters. If you are shooting details this is unacceptable. Another thing: its very difficult to follow up subject without unscrewing all bolts which makes whole head of the tripod loose and until you put everything together your great pictures is gone. If you are occasional photographer and you need tripod only for Xmas to take a family picture this is a great deal for you. If you want something more.... add few more bucks and go for something better.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #953 in Camera & Photo
- Brand: Opteka
- Model: OPT-7000
- Dimensions: 25.50" h x 4.00" w x 4.00" l 10.00 pounds
Features
- 3 Way Pan Head with Quick Release
- Bubble Level
- Vertical Platform
- 3 Section
- Carrying Case
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