What is the highest the tripod can be set? (distance from top to table)
1698384
about 11.5 inches max--that's of course without any camera on it. Hope that helps.
1698385
8.75 inches with legs spread for the greatest stability. With legs closer together (less stability) about 11 inches. Great little sturdy tripod holds my Lumix FZ200 just fine!
1698386
With legs fully opened and neck up all the way 9 1/8 inches. Hope this helps.
1698387
8.75 inches if they legs are spread. It can be increased to 10" if the legs are brought in, but that means they arent locked back and it isnt in the most stable of conditions and wont be able to support anything that is SLR sized and not perfectly balanced.
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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
664156
Max height is 52" only! If you need more height, your going to want another tripod.
451112
With the feet fully extended and the tripod completely spread out, the top of the tripod is 63.5 inches tall. I really like this tripod!
1217455
The height from the floor to the base of the camera ranges from 57" to 68" at full extension. The tripod has a usable height adjustment of 27" to 68" at the camera's base. Hope this is helpful.
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.
471805
Hi Sidney,You don't get fear about that this tripod is very flexibly usually you can getting adjust approximately between 3-5 feet and arrange any direction with this height. Thank you
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.
168934
You put this tripod from up to very close to the ground for a macro picture. Don't worry, that will help you a lot.
792958
Hight with the three legs is about 4.5 feet. There is a handle above the legs below the camera mount that you can use to lift the vertical part that is between the three legs. With this my tripod is 70" tall. I even made pictures and video for you but there is no way to attach them to the answer.
662534
Not exactly sure how tall it is without getting it out. However, it's not as tall as my professional Photography Tripods. It's adequate and works alright, but is rather lightweight. Not entirely displeased with it, but it could be a bit better. For the money, it's acceptable.
818107
yes, I received mine with a full size tripod, I think it's max at 60 inches.
1842415
My Manfrotto tri-pod is in my office, I am at home, but I have the shipping carton right here-the max height is 57.48 inches, seems right, I stand 5'10" and stop a little to stoop to look through the camera. The weight does not seem 6.5 lbs,not sure where you got that figure, seems lighter. I love this tripod, very versatile, I use the right angle position of the post for copy work, and being able to position the camera so near to the ground comes in very handy. I would buy another if I lost mine. One suggestion, get the best ball head you can afford. I have even used this with my Mamiya Super 23 medium format camera, a heavy weight, and the tripod worked just fine. My Manfrotto tri-pod is in my office, I am at home, but I have the shipping carton right here-the max height is 57.48 inches, seems right, I stand 5'10" and stop a little to stoop to look through the camera. The weight does not seem 6.5 lbs,not sure where you got that figure, seems lighter. I love this tripod, very versatile, I use the right angle position of the post for copy work, and being able to position the camera so near to the ground comes in very handy. I would buy another if I lost mine. One suggestion, get the best ball head you can afford. I have even used this with my... » Read More My Manfrotto tri-pod is in my office, I am at home, but I have the shipping carton right here-the max height is 57.48 inches, seems right, I stand 5'10" and stop a little to stoop to look through the camera. The weight does not seem 6.5 lbs,not sure where you got that figure, seems lighter. I love this tripod, very versatile, I use the right angle position of the post for copy work, and being able to position the camera so near to the ground comes in very handy. I would buy another if I lost mine. One suggestion, get the best ball head you can afford. I have even used this with my Mamiya Super 23 medium format camera, a heavy weight, and the tripod worked just fine. « Show Less
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With the center column not raised, it is 54 inches to the bottom of the head.With the center column raised, it is 63 inches to the bottom of the head.Note, these measurements are WITHOUT the head as I swapped out the ball head for a pistol grip. It is a nice tripod. I think it's a steal for the price.
1041428
The minimum height is 0-- you can screw the tripod head on to the underside of the center shaft and lower it right down to the ground. Maximum is high enough so that as a 6'2" man it's too high to use comfortably.
661725
I don't have the measurements, but it is a very unstable and cheap tripod. We use another more steady tripod with ours. Unless you are using it in the shorter, table-top level, this tripod will not work.
1659800
Sorry, but I can't tell you that. I had to return my "50-inch Tripod" due to missing parts. Again I'm sorry.