The CimaPro CD-2 VLOG Tabletop Tripod Compact Standfrom CimaPro CD-2 VLOG Tabletop Tripod Compact Standis a compact and versatile tabletop tripod with an adjustable smartphone holder, that doubles as a camera grip and extendable selfie stick. The CD-2 has a load capacity of 2.2 pounds, so it can support a variety of camera types on its 1/4"-20 threaded tip. The smartphone adapter can hold phones from 2.2-3.46" wide. The angle of the holder can be tilted and rotated 360° for vertical or horizontal orientation.

The legs of the CD-2 can be opened to form a tripod base or closed to form a camera grip suitable for vlogging. The center column can also be extended from the grip to form a convenient selfie stick.

Load Capacity: 2.2 lb    Maximum Height: 8.6"    Minimum Height: 5.7"    Folded Length: 6.1"    Leg Sections: 1    Weight: 3.7 oz    Smartphone Holder with 2.2-3.46" Range    Converts to Selfie Stick    Converts to Camera Grip

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the rubber back foot come off for flat storage?

A: The rubber foot was not meant to be removed but more than likely could be with force if desired.

Q: 2. country of manufacture?

A: The following origin of item is china but is subject to change.

Q: 3. Is the material for this product plastic or metal?

A: the legs are plastic. But it is pretty durable, don't think it would break easily.

Q: 4. Will this fit an iPhone 12?

A: Yes it will fit an iPhone 12.

Q: 5. What is the size of the tripod?

A: Measured at the store, the tripod has the following dimensions: Folded: 23.6cm / 9.29" Lowest height operable: 19cm / 7.48" Tallest height operable: 74cm / 29.1"

Q: 6. What is the maximum clamping width ie. will it fit iphone max with case?

A: The Ulanzi ST-07 Vlog Smartphone Tripod Mount, B&H # ULVPCLIP, has a clamping width of 2.29 to 3.3" / 5.82 to 8.4 cm. It can fit the iPhone Max with a case as long as it does not exceed 3.3" of width.

Q: 7. What is the range of heights for this stand, with the legs unfolded? It says up to 8.5 , but what's the lowest it will go? Obviously the telescoping portion can't go below where the legs go down to.

A: 7-1/2 - 10

Q: 8. What is the distance between the lip and the rubber foot when fully extended?

A: Less than 3 inches.

Q: 9. Is there a carriage load capacity for this? I was hoping to attach to one end of 4' tube lights to have them stand vertical.

A: Ulanzi has not provided specifications for the MT-14's load capacity, but it is only depicted supporting smaller point-and-shoot cameras and mirrorless cameras. Your mileage may vary.

Q: 10. Is it 1/4 or 3/8 screw?

A: The mounting screw is 3/8-16".