Add a lightweight, durable tripod system to your kit with this Leofoto LVM-324C Carbon Fiber Tripod with BV-15 Headfrom Leofoto. The system is made up of the LVM-324C Manba carbon fiber tripod legs and the BV-15 video fluid head.

The four-section legs feature a single-tube design, a height range of 10.6 to 70", a storage length of 28", a 75mm flat base with center column and rubber grip, and spikes with adjustable rubber feet. It also features 1/4"-20, 3/8"-16, and QD (quick detach) accessory mounts on the sides of the bowl. The head supports camera rigs up to 22 lb and features pan bar rosettes on either side, pan and tilt drag control, an Arca-type quick release plate with 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 camera screws, a bubble level, 360° panning, and a 90/-75° tilt range.

LVM-324C Carbon Fiber Tripod    BV-15 Video Fluid Head, 70mm Flat Base    Half-Ball Adapter, 22 lb Maximum Load    Arca-Type Quick Release Plate

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between this and Leofoto BV-1R? All I can see is that there is a small weight difference, but what else?

A: There are no other differences except the slightly lighter weight on this Leofoto BV-1 Fluid Video Head, which is an updated version of the Leofoto Mini Fluid Head BV-1R.

Q: 2. Does the gimbal head, collapsable? or stay in that L shape 90 degree way, kind of hard to bag for travel?

A: In the Fotopro E7 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Gimbal Head you can remove the cradle that holds the camera from the gimbal. Will make it easier to pack it in a bag.

Q: 3. In regards to the tandem connection of both a laptop tray and camera, could this even be advisable? From a perspective of camera stability, I mean...

A: It depends on the camera and lens you are using. If you are using a 100 megapixel camera and a 70-200 lens and are cropping in at 100% to check on maximum sharpness than it won't be advisable. I would recommend getting a very heavy and strong tripod kit and separating it from the laptop. But if you have a 24mm lens on a 20 megapixel camera and are not cropping in to 100%, then this LeoFoto will work well with a strong and heavy tripod.

Q: 4. What is the operating temperature?

A: There is no listed specific temperature of operation for the Leofoto BV-20K Fluid Tripod Head. It is well known that in close to freezing temperatures, the fluid can get viscous and make it difficult to have quicker motions in these conditions.

Q: 5. Are the rosettes M8 or 1/4-20?

A: The Rosettes are only for mounting the additional or relocating the pan bar. The screws are 1/4" but bay be more than "20."

Q: 6. Does this come with the 2 piece center column like the smaller Leofoto Ranger LS-224CX?

A: Yes, the Leofoto LS-254CX Carbon Fiber Tripod comes with the Leofoto DC-252C Carbon Fiber Add-On Column.

Q: 7. Can I put a head on these legs with a 75mm bowl? Specifically sachtler ACE M

A: Yes, you would have to remove the Leofoto tie-down from the tripod and use the tie-down that comes with the Ace Head. But the Leofoto LVC-193C Carbon Fiber Tripod with Leveling Base has a 75mm bowl that works with 75mm heads like the Sachtler Ace M.

Q: 8. can you add your own 75mm video head?

A: Yes, while Leofoto has many wonderful head options, the bowl would allow you to add your own 75mm flat head to the Leofoto LVC-253C Carbon Fiber Tripod with Leveling Base legs. Here a recommendation for a 75mm head: the Leofoto BV-20K Fluid Tripod Head 75mm (B&H # LEBV20K).

Q: 9. does the specified length of 16.5" refer to the total length of the product including mounting platforms on the sides? or does i

A: The Leofoto H-32 Carbon Fiber Tripod Arm total length is 16.5 inches. And that includes the platforms which are pretty thin.

Q: 10. What is the operating temperature of the BV-20?

A: The operating temperature range of this Leofoto BV-20 Fluid Tripod Head is -20°C to 40°C.