Sunwayfoto Tt2340Ce Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod Arca Ball Head

Sunwayfoto Tt2340ce Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod Arca Ball Head

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The Sunwayfoto TT2340CE Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod Arca Ball Headfrom Sunwayfoto TT2340CE Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod Arca Ball Headis a full-featured yet compact tripod designed with travel in mind. Paired with an Arca-type ball head, it has a maximum height of 52.4", yet the four-section reverse-folding legs allow it to fold down to just 13.8" for easy storage and transport.

The included Arca-type ball head included a quick-relapse plate and has a load capacity of 6.6 pounds, making it compatible with compact and mirrorless cameras, webcams, action cams, compact DSLRs and more.

Load Capacity: 6.6 lb Maximum Height: 52.4" Minimum Height: 5.1" Folded Length: 13.8" Leg Sections: 4 Weight: 1.7 lb Carbon Fiber Legs with Rubber Feet Arca-Type Ball Head with QR Plate

Key Specs
Camera Plate	Quick Release: Arca-Type
Head Type	Ball Head
Drag Control	No
Primary Material	Carbon Fiber
Load Capacity	6.6 lb / 3 kg
Maximum Working Height	52.4" / 133 cm
Minimum Working Height	5.1" / 13 cm
Closed Length	13.8" / 35 cm
Weight	1.7 lb / 753 g
Camera Attachment
Camera Plate	Quick Release: Arca-Type
Head
Head Type	Ball Head
Base Mount	Flat Base with 3/8"-16 Female
Pan & Tilt
Drag Control	No
Independent Pan Lock	Yes
Vertical Tilt	90°
Legs
Primary Material	Carbon Fiber
Leg Lock	Twist Lock
Leg Sections	4
Independent Leg Spread	Yes
Leg Positions	3 Positions
General
Load Capacity	6.6 lb / 3 kg
Maximum Working Height	52.4" / 133 cm
Center Column	Yes, Round: Ballast Hook, Removable, Split
Minimum Working Height	5.1" / 13 cm
Closed Length	13.8" / 35 cm
Bubble Level	No
Weight	1.7 lb / 753 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	2.32 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	15.9 x 4.1 x 4"

Independent leg spread
23-, 55-, 85° locking leg angles
Reverse-folding legs for storage and transport
Center column convers to short column
Ballast hook
1/4"-20 Female thread accessory mount

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What does this tripod weight with the ball head included?

A: The total weight of the Fotopro Sherpa Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with FPH-42QS Arca-Type Ball Head and Monopod (BH #FOSHERPATBK) is 2.36 lb / 1.07 kg.

Q: 2. will it support the Nikon P1000?

A: The National Geographic Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Ball Head will support the Nikon COOLPIX P1000 Digital Camera.

Q: 3. Can the center column split for use as a short column? There is a seam in the column but I can’t separate them.

A: The center column on the Fotopro Sherpa Summit Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with FPH-63Q Arca-Type Ball Head and Monopod (Black) cannot be split. The center column can be removed, and the legs spread out wide for low-perspective shooting from a height of just 9.8".

Q: 4. What is the folded length of the Fotopro Sherpa Summit Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with FPH-63Q Arca-Type Ball Head and Monopod ?

A: The folded length of the Fotopro Sherpa Summit Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with FPH-63Q Arca-Type Ball Head and Monopod is 20.07 inches.

Q: 5. Is the head Ball Head or Pan Head? Some descriptions found refer to Pan Head vs Ball Head

A: The Neewer TP62 Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Ball Head includes a ball head. A pan head usually has a longer panning bar built into the head.

Q: 6. Will this support the weight of my canon rebel with a sigma 150-600 lens?

A: The National Geographic Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Ball Head will be able to support the weight of the Canon Rebel DSLR camera with a Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Contemporary Lens for Canon EF, but we recommend a sturdier tripod (preferably with a gimbal head) for your set up.

Q: 7. What is the true load capacity? overview shows 22lb and specs show 10lb.

A: The legs in the Neewer TP62 Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Ball Head are rated for 22 pounds but the head is only rated to support 10 pounds.

Q: 8. What kind of material the ball-head is made from?

A: Unfortunately, the specifications of the National Geographic Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Ball Head do not list what material the ball head is made of. It is made of metal, in my opinion it is aluminum.

Q: 9. Does this come with a travel bag? And is there any accessory for holding a cellphone?

A: The T-1205 Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with E-10 Ball Head does not come with a travel bag. We recommend using the Oben ASPTA-20 Smartphone Tripod Adapter to hold a cellphone. BH# OBASPTA20

Q: 10. What is the difference between the Sherpa Summit and The Sherpa Max? 3mm and $50? Can't find specs on the ball heads.

A: The Fotopro Sherpa Summit Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with FPH-63Q Arca-Type Ball Head and Monopod (Black) and the Fotopro Sherpa Max tripod both have almost the same features. The difference is that the Sherpa Max is 3mm taller and it has slightly less minimum height. The specifications on the ball heads are also the same. Fotopro does this a lot where they release identical tripods at different price points.

Guillermo	19/09/2024
[Carbon Fiber] Light for travel and convert to monopod 5

Tony	02/09/2024
[Ball Head] It work really good with my spotting scope. I love it. 5

Andrew	09/08/2024
[Yes] Appears very solid and stale for 3 lbs. probably incentive to traveler 1 but less expensive. 5

Garrett	12/06/2024
[Yes] Pretty high quality for the price. It's super sturdy and stable with my Sony A7iii on it and big lens. Would buy again! 5

Paul	02/06/2024
[4] Not a studio tripod, but not its best use, either. For wildlife and landscape, you will be hard pressed to find a significantly better travel tripod at this price point. Easy to erect, easy to take down, stable, well-made and capable of supporting a heavy rig, e.g. Nikon D850 w/Nikon 300-500 zoom. A great value for the money. 5

Ken	26/05/2024
[Carbon Fiber] I love this tripod! It's compact yet very sturdy. I fly a lot and needed a lightweight, compact tripod that fits in luggage and doesn't add a lot of weight. This fits the bill. It's stout enough to hold both a video camera and a still camera and long lens. 5

Aureliano	19/05/2024
[Ball Head] I was a little apprehensive at first when I bought this tripod+ballhead because it was not a brand I recognized. But having examined the product, it is every bit as good or even superior to another European brand that I had bought before. The machining of the parts are precise and it is indeed a travel tripod that now fits in my carry-on. The Arco-type quick mount is one of the things that sold the product to me. At a hefty 17-lb capacity, it is all I need as an all-purpose tripod, even good enough for my 200-400 f4 Nikkor beast of a lens. There are two levels that allows for horizontal or vertical leveling. Nothing was left to chance in this tripod product. Even the tools for configuring are included. It also functions as a monopod using one leg of the tripod and the center column. Having both spikes and rubber feet allow it to handle various terrain. And have I told you about the fact that is mostly carbon fiber and therefore very light. After buying this tripod with all its features, functionality, and included accessories, I have not had to buy anything else. 5

Bob	15/05/2024
[Yes] The National Geographic Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod is perfect for me, I needed a multifunction tripod for the kind / type of photography that I do. Which is mostly on rocky shorelines and river inlets. First off, being carbon fiber, it is very light weight, plus it is very resistant to the salt environment that I work in. Secondly, the way the legs are mulitfunctional really helps in positioning the camera in the right spot and angle to get the shot that I am after, the ball head also helps with this. The fact that you can change the center shaft so that you can put the camera down low, but still have the stabilizablity of the tripod really helps a lot. I have tried a number of different tripods over the years, and this one by far meets my needs the best. 5

Michelle	06/05/2024
[2.32 lb] Perfect 5

Rahul	03/05/2024
[Yes] What made me pick this tripod were 2 points… First I was at my favourite store B&H and Second it carried the name National Geographic… And boy I feel rewarded!!!! 5