how tall is the mount when fully extended with the tri pod leg set out?
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Of course it depends on how far you spread the legs, but with the legs about 20 in. apart the bottom of the yoke is 64" high.
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Douglas, it is approximately 5 feet when legs are extended. With me being only 5' 8" it works good for me
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with the legs 24" apart from eachother it stands 64" tall. I had the primos tripod set just very similar to the shocky 2 and I would highly recommend the shocky 2. They are much quiter and the legs dont just slam down they go down swift but with very little noise.
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This has multiple answers. If you just extend them down while together like a monopod it is 65" at the bottom of the "V". At 85 degree angle it is 64.75". At 75 degree angle it is 63". At 70 degree angle 61.25". You can go as low as 27 degrees with legs all the way out & the height is 34". Totally adjustable, quiet, & stable.
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Hi Jeff,The adjustable leg is on a table in my vw camper, currently in the shop for some repairs. I can get you the exact dimensions at the end of the week. The mounting bracket is about 3" By 3" and the unit works very well, looks nice and is light weight. Phil
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The tripod by itself is 55.5" to 66.5" with center pole extended. However when I add the head (498RC2) and the camera with grip (Pentax K-5), I'm looking through the viewfinder at 64.5" with the center pole down and this is very comfortable with me being 6' tall. Extending the center pole all the way would put the viewfinder way out of reach at 76". Very solid, well made... I take it in the field even though it is somewhat heavy...love it!
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Measured full extension was 65 3/4 with quick release plate it's 66.5 inches. Shot a wedding with it and the swivel head with the extension arm it was fantastic and the extending legs made for great stability. Shot with a canon 5D mark 3 and a 24-70 at 2.8 the whole time
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to whom it may concern, I can't answer how tall is Stand is because I didn't receive one.I only received the blind part of the stand.The advertisement on this product is misleading it reads like you receive 1 tri pod stand and the blind cloth part for it, in reality you only receive the cloth part for $89.00. I tried to buy two tri pods .I thought this was a hell of a deal also on a tripod stands. To be honest I would believe that Amazon would have caught this false advertisement up by now. I know I can't be the only person with this problem. So to answer your question, I would stay away from these products. Thanks for your time
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I measured 55" using the screw fitting that comes with the tripod (i.e. without an optional ball head installed). Hope this helps.
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Depends on how you set the legs....but the mounting plate can be as high as 60"....with the legs still being stable. If an instrument is then set on the mounting plate, the eye-piece elevation will vary (depending on the equipment)....but could be ± 68" above the ground.
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Without extending the bottom portion the monopod is 54 1/2 in. tall, takes the flex out of it.
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the unit is about 6 1/2 inches tall but you have to remove the ball or mount from the existing tripod. took me about 5 minutes
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The height of the fully extended Veho Duopod Tripod is 10". The monopod is 19 1/2", so if you combine them you have a total possible height of 29 1/2".
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The total extension is about 6 inches. With the extension on the mount, the cameras shakes too much. I use it without the extension for better recording.
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I can't measure them right now but the tri pod is probably around 13-15" collapsed and the monopod is a bit longer probably around 18-20". They both come in a nylon bag that cinches up around them at one end and its nice to carry them with. My only complaint about this kit is the included tripod adaptor is very weak mine broke before I got to actually use it, picked up the go pro with the tripod on it and it broke right off. The tripod is very light so it should not have broke. Be weary of this if you are somewhere you may loose your camera if it falls off or just use a good adaptor.
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When the legs are fully extended the mount is about four feet above the ground. You will need a seat for viewing objects higher than 45 degrees above the horizon.
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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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From the flat mounting surface on the top of the tripod to the ground is just under 27". Hope this helps.
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Totally extended (7 sections) it is just over 60 inches. Basically you combine the center pod (2 sections) and the one detachable legs (5 sections).to get this length on the monopod
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Fold your Tpod up and measure from feet to top of head. Must be less than 780mm to fit.