Can the tripod be separated so I can suspend on leg horizontal between the other two?
621257
Not quite sure what your asking, but the 3 legs are connected at one end by a ring and loops at the end of each leg.
621258
No. Two of the legs have small loops on the top which link to the larger loop on the third leg. None of them can be disconnected without major alteration to the tripod.
621259
Simple answer, as others have said, is no. Google Black Bear Forge. Quality gear, good price.
621260
Not very easily. You would probably find it easier to buy some components and make your own design.
658256
It can only b used with this one. U could put a camcorder or camera on it. But it can not b taken off to put on another tripod.
103585
Yes you can. It can be tricky to mount and un-mount and also you have to be careful with putting too much weight on one end while on tripod. But it works fine.
2103907
Yes - it's designed to be attached to a *tripod* or perhaps you'd use a Mono-pod, as I have occasionally. There's a ZOOM "Bundle" available that includes a *tripod*, however you may want to supplant it with yet another TALL tripod sometimes.
133916
No it might be possible to rig someyhing up so you can but it's not designed for a tripod. hope that helps
1218521
You can also use 1 tripod in the middle, but if your camera is quite heavy, the system will not be so stable.
1230259
To SPECIFICALLY answer your question, yes, the legs will support the weight just fine. With all that weight, be sure to have the camera tightened securely onto the tripod, and when it's where you want it, really tighten everything down so you don't get drift with the camera.
990871
You can balance the tripod first then attach the mount. This is truly my favorite tripod for it's size and strength.
379409
no. i think you could repackage the scope and controller, but the tripod would bust the limit. you could maybe get by with carrying them separately. the tripod with head and legs retracted is about 31" by 12" by 12" the scope and its controller mount are about 13" by 10" by 17" you would want to pad them carefully
589750
Yes you can. But be aware that it is quite wide and you might need a sturdy tripod with a heavy duty head to hold the weight when your camera is in one of the sides.A simple tripod might not do the trick (just saying).
1423769
Yes. You can move the iPad from horizontal to vertical without moving the tripod.
1930334
Yes you can. In fact in my experience it works better by attaching it to a tripod.
1745172
Sure. But the tripod-style legs could get in the way and cause a tripping hazard.
511074
I'm probably the wrong person to ask. The only way I could see would be to set it on a lift or a scaffold. I bought this one to use as a heavy duty, stable camera tripod. It is reasonably stable, but still has some shake in certain windy conditions. It took some modification for the photo adaptation.
551437
I would not recomend this, since once it is unlocked, it will move freely in every position. There are 3 way heads suitable for this. With them you are able to decompose the movements in axial, rotational and lateral. I own a Befree to travel. My primary tripod is a Manfrotto carbon with 3 sections and a 3 way head. It is awesome, a little more heavy and bulkier.
1740028
The answer to both questions seems to be no. The center column is an integral part of the tripod. And while Sirui makes other heads I don't see a way to remove the one that is on the column.
1915803
Yes. Easily by tilting the plate that fastens the camera to tbe tripod. You can lock the camera in any position between 0 (horizontal) & 90 (vertical) degrees.