National Geographic Large Photo Tripod

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The ultra lightweight and portable National Geographic Large Photo Tripodwill help keep your photos and videos steady. A three-way head, quick release plate, and spirit level allow you to position your camera to the right spot for your perfect shot. If you would prefer to use your smart phone, simply attach it with the included smartphone clamp. You can also rotate the head 90 degrees with a simple adjustment for portrait orientation. The three section legs, flip leg locks, and mid-level stabilization will allow you to extend this tripod to 5.25 ft / 1.6m without sacrificing stability. A hook attachment on the bottom also provides extra stability. This tripod is ideal for DSLR, mirrorless, or bridge camera setups up to 6.6 lb / 3kg, and smartphones up to 3.2" / 8.4cm wide. It also features a geared center column with crank handle.

Fits DSLR, Mirrorless, Bridge Setups Can Fit Smartphones 3-Section Legs Flip Leg Locks Independent Tilt & Swivel Motion Built-In Spirit Level 3-Way Flexible Panhead Carry Case & Smartphone Clamp Included Supports Setups Up to 6.6 lb / 3kg Geared Center Column w/ Crank Handle

Key Specs
Camera Mounting Screw	1x 1/4"-20 Male
Camera Plate	Quick Release: Proprietary
Head Type	Pan & Tilt Head
Drag Control	No
Load Capacity	6.6 lb / 3 kg
Maximum Working Height	5.2' / 1.6 m
Closed Length	24.0" / 61 cm
Weight	2.2 lb / 988 g
Camera Attachment
Camera Mounting Screw	1x 1/4"-20 Male
Camera Plate	Quick Release: Proprietary
Head
Head Type	Pan & Tilt Head
Pan & Tilt
Drag Control	No
Vertical Tilt	90°
Legs
Leg Lock	Flip Lock
Leg Sections	4
General
Load Capacity	6.6 lb / 3 kg
Maximum Working Height	5.2' / 1.6 m
Closed Length	24.0" / 61 cm
Weight	2.2 lb / 988 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	3.015 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	25.9 x 5.2 x 4.4"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I see no reviews for it. Was it just released?

A: Yes National Geographic Iceland M 17L Camera Backpack is a new backpack that was just recently released.

Q: 2. How much of the 8X10 image is covered by the framing of the folder? or What is the width of one side of the "frame"

A: The National Photo Folders Black Panel Display Easel (8 x 10", 25-Pack) covers up approximately 1/4 inch of the image.

Q: 3. Is the canvas water resistant?

A: The bag is moisture resistant, but as the canvas is not waxed, it's not water resistant or waterproof.

Q: 4. Will this backpack hold a Nikon D610 a Nikon 24-120 a 18-35 and a 200-500 zoom lens plus assorted other camera gear?

A: Sadly, this beautiful bag does not have the capability of taking a full size DSLR plus three lenses. I would suggest either of these two similar priced, large enough to carry you gear but small enough for airline carry on. MindShift Gear BackLight 18L Backpack (Charcoal) MFR #520355. Think Tank Photo Airport Essentials Backpack (Small, Black) MFR #720483.

Q: 5. Will this bag hold a Fujifilm GFX100s 32-64 G mount and 100-200 G mount lens? I also have a 16" MacBook. Looks like a good day trip bag.

A: No, a Fujifilm GFX100S with a GF 32-64mm Lens and a GF 100-200mm lens cannot fit in this National Geographic Africa Camera Backpack M for DSLR/CS.

Q: 6. 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: 7. What are the dimensions of the bag and the camera compartment?

A: The external dimensions of the National Geographic Iceland M 17L Camera Backpack is 12.2 x 6.89 x 17.32 inches and has an internal volume of 17 liters. The camera insert dimensions and internal dimensions are 10.63 x 4.33 x 10.04 inches. The dimensions of the laptop compartment are 10.63 x 0.78 x 14.17 inches, while the dimensions of the personal compartment are 10.63 x 4.33 x 5.96 inches, and the tripod compartment's dimensions are 4.92 x 2.76 x 7.48 inches.

Q: 8. Will it take the weight of Nikon Z50 50 - 250 mm lens?

A: The National Geographic Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Ball Head has a load capacity of 17.6 lb, so it will be able to support the 2 lb combined load of the Nikon Z50 Mirrorless Camera (B&H # NIZ50) and Nikon NIKKOR Z DX 50-250mm f/4.5-6.3 VR Lens (B&H # NIZ50250).

Q: 9. is it water resistant?

A: The National Geographic Shoulder Bag (Black, Medium) makes no claims about water resistance.

Q: 10. Is the strap adjustable ?

A: Yes the strap is adjustable.

Rahul	23/09/2024
[Flip Lock] 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

Richard	14/09/2024
[Pan & Tilt Head] Tis a great lil bag perfect for a canon r and a medium size lens. Nice construction seems well built. No loose stitching. A 5

Ashley	24/08/2024
[90°] This is a great size travel bag, not too big, not too small. Some kind of buckle would be a little easier than the loops, but so far it's not too big of a deal. 5

Troy	22/08/2024
[Pan & Tilt Head] Great bag that holds most of my camera gear! I can fit my body with a telephoto lens and a few other lenses. I would make the side holders larger for bottles and tripods. Other than that! It's superb 5

Stephen	18/08/2024
[3.015 lb] I bought this tripod to use on an upcoming trip, where I didn't want to use my larger, heavier tripod. It's got a solid feel, converts to a monopod, and folds up nicely. 5

Carlos A	15/08/2024
[Pan & Tilt Head] perfect size for travel, 5

Dave	27/07/2024
[90°] This camera sling rests on my neck and shoulder very comfortably. In addition, it fits everything I need on-the-go (if I'm thinking minimalistic). By minimalistic, I mean a fx30, a lens, some backup sensor and lens cleaning supplies, and extra batteries. 5

Jeffrey	14/07/2024
[90°] I got this on a Daily Deal, but feel it would be worth the frontline price, honestly. It's well-made, a well thought out and high quality. I used the main compartment to hold my EOS-R w/100-400 attached and a 35mm, 24-105, 10-18 EF with adapter, and a couple spare batteries. I stuck a couple of medium format film cameras in the top compartment along with a few other doo-dads and still haven't used all the space and compartments this thing has. It's truly a great fit for me. 5

David	11/07/2024
[4] Very nice bag and pretty well made. I feel the leather in not first rate but it is not bad. The extra zip bag is thin but it does the job. The bag is very nice and has a great look to it IMO and my only caution is that the bag is small. It will hold a point and shoot or a mirrorless with a small lens such as my Z6 with a 20mm 2.8 nikkor but I like it for my Leica Dlux 7 very much. 5

Nyki	21/06/2024
[90°] This backpack is the perfect size. It's on the smaller end, and as a smaller human I find it to fit just right. The pads are where they should be for optimum comfort. I like that you can access the top compartment through the back via zipper and it's made of solid fabrics. 5