Benro Theta Max Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod (67")

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The Benro Theta Max Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod (67")from Benro Theta Max Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod (67")takes the photographic experience to new heights by incorporating cutting-edge technology and unparalleled stability. Thanks to its advanced auto-leveling feature, you can trust that your tripod will be flawlessly balanced every time you set it up. This level of precision enhances your framing and composition, allowing you to focus on capturing the perfect shot. The experience is further advanced with additional camera control modules that allow the Theta Max to be fully customized with versatile add-ons to suit your individual needs. You can use the optical sensor module to automatically adjust shooting settings based on ambient light for stunning time-lapse photography, enable remote live view and file syncing, provide power bank capabilities, and more. Enjoy a lightweight tripod that doesn't weigh you down. Even with a load capacity of 44.1 lb, the Theta Max weighs only 3.6 lb. Benro Theta's carbon fiber construction provides an optimal structure-to-weight ratio, making it easy to carry and transport.

Load Capacity: 44.1 lb Self-Leveling Tripod Head System Maximum Height: 67" Folded Length: 20.8" 5-Section Carbon Fiber Legs Optional Camera Control Modules and App Arca-Type Compatible QR System IP65 Water and Weather Resistant

Key Specs
Head Mount Type	3/8"-16 Male
Primary Material	Carbon Fiber
Load Capacity	44.1 lb / 20 kg
Maximum Working Height	66.9" / 170 cm
Max Height without Center Column	66.9" / 170 cm
Minimum Working Height	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Closed Length	20.9" / 53 cm
Weight	4.9 lb / 2.2 kg
Legs
Head Mount Type	3/8"-16 Male
Primary Material	Carbon Fiber
Leg Lock	Twist Lock
Leg Sections	5
Independent Leg Spread	Yes
Leg Positions	3 Positions
Foot Features	Spiked
General
Load Capacity	44.1 lb / 20 kg
Maximum Working Height	66.9" / 170 cm
Center Column	Yes, Round: Ballast Hook, Removable, Reversible
Max Height without Center Column	66.9" / 170 cm
Minimum Working Height	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Closed Length	20.9" / 53 cm
Accessory Mounting	No
Motorized	Auto-Leveling
Bubble Level	Yes
Detachable Monopod	No
Weight	4.9 lb / 2.2 kg

One-button auto-leveling function provides the ability to always keep the camera level while composing freely. Control panning and tilting while keeping other axes locked in place, providing greater control over your shots. Compatible with Arca-type quick release plates and L-brackets. Note: The self-leveling function of the Theta Max requires a special battery module.

Benro Theta offers versatile add-ons to enhance the photography experience with additional camera control modules. From remote live view and file syncing to power bank capabilities, and even using the optical sensor module to automatically adjust shooting settings based on ambient light for stunning time-lapse photography. The Theta system makes it possible to customize the overall shooting experience.

Empower your photographic experience with the Benro Theta app. Seamlessly connect your smartphone to Theta Max tripod and take full control of your camera settings remotely. Adjust aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and more, all from the palm of your hand. This level of convenience and creative freedom ensures you never miss a shot, no matter where you are.

Benro Theta's innovative design reduces the tripod's size while maintaining its stability and durability, providing increased compactness without compromising structural integrity.

The Self-Leveling Function of the Theta Max tripod requires the use of the THETABATT battery module

The Theta Max tripod is built to withstand the elements with its robust IP65 waterproof rating. Capture stunning shots in the rain or near waterfalls without worry. Don't let weather conditions hold you back.

Smartphones (adapter required)
Mirrorless cameras
Full-frame DSLR cameras
Long telephoto lenses
Zoom lenses up to 200-600mm

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the center column (or, at least the first “stage” of the column) grooved to prevent rotation? Thanks!

A: The center column of this tripod is not grooved.

Q: 2. What is the minimal width of tripod in the folded state (as if it's packed in a bag as compact as possible)?

A: We would say approximately 3 to 3 1/2".

Q: 3. Which country is this made in?

A: This tripod is manufactured in China.

Q: 4. Would this tripod securely hold an x-t1 with a 100-400mm lens?

A: Yes, this tripod is suitable to hold a Fuji X-T1 with a XF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR Lens.

Q: 5. Can the legs be disassembled for cleaning and maintenance, especially after using on the beach?

A: Yes, the Benro FSL09CN00's legs/twist locks can be disassembled for maintenance! :)

Q: 6. Is this available in legs only? I don't want the head.

A: I'm sorry, no, this only comes with a head.

Q: 7. Does one of the legs come out to become a monopod, as shown on the last product picture? Neither the overview nor the specifications say that.

A: The leg is removable to become a monopod.

Q: 8. what is the weight?

A: The tripod weighs 2.47 pounds.

Q: 9. What's the difference between this and the TSL08CN00? Seem pretty similar.

A: The FSL09CN00 folds down smaller using the reverse-fold method, and the TSL08CN00 does not. The TSL08CN00 is slightly sturdier because of its single-section center column (vs a 2-section) and its 4-section legs (vs a 5-section), but the folded length is 20.1" instead of 12.9".

Q: 10. Does this come with everything you need to use the auto-leveling feature? Or is that an additional purchase?

A: No, the self-leveling function of the Benro Theta Max Self-Leveling Carbon Fiber Heavy-Duty Travel Tripod (67") requires a special battery module. This would use the Benro Battery Module for Theta Tripods, BH #BETHETABATT (https://bhpho.to/466hhNc).

Tyler	27/09/2024
[Spiked] Awesome tripod for backpacking. Light weight, versatile, and it can take a beating. 5

Gary	16/09/2024
[3/8"-16 Male] Easy to use, light weight and sturdy. 5

Brad	08/09/2024
[5] Very easy to use and provides a sturdy base for camera and lenses to sit on. Adjustments are easy to manipulate. 5

Gabriel	27/08/2024
[Yes] The head can be detached and one of the legs comes off to make a monopod, in case you need that. After carefully evaluating all other options in BH, this one and the aluminum version had the best combination of max height, compactness when folded, light weight, and price. The aluminum version is significantly cheaper and only a bit heavier, so it's perhaps an even better deal. I'm hoping to take this one for long hikes, so I got the slightly lighter carbon fiber version. If I were taking this primarily in a car, weight would not have been an issue and I may have gone with a tripod that can be extended higher. 5

Raymond	12/07/2024
[Yes] Nice. 5

Omar	23/06/2024
[Yes] It only miss the smartphone mount :'( 5

Buz	04/06/2024
[Auto-Leveling] Purchased two years ago. Used numerous times although I consider it lightly used. Works smoothly as new. Not quite as stable as a regular tripod that doesn't have legs that invert when folding for extra compactness. But it's within my expectations. 5

Michael	14/05/2024
[5] Stable, light, perfect for an ultra small tripod on long hikes. Getting a spare PU30 base plate may be an issue, but I am willing to tolerate it for the portability. I am very pleased with the product for my intended use - ultra portable. 5

Joshua	13/05/2024
[Carbon Fiber] Traveled with this 2x now and couldn't be happier. I've used for Milky Way shots and long exposure shots on a Fuji X100F. The tripod is so lightweight - don't quote me but I think my full water bottle weighs more as a reference point. Bullhead is smooth and everything locks into place well. Legs open and close easily. In terms of stability, I've had no issues. I'll caveat that I have not tried using on a windy day. I also tend to keep last section of legs collapsed. They seem sturdy enough if needed, but definitely more secure not extended. If you have a lighter set up, travel often, and want a great tripod, I highly recommend! 5

Tim	09/05/2024
[5] This seems like it will fit the bill nicely. Ive played with it at home a bit, and it seems to check all the boxes. It extends high enough that I dont have to slouch (Im 6 1). Its nice and light. It folds down to fit into my backpack. Setup seems pretty quick. With the hook to hang a bag (or some kind of weight) on the center column it should be sturdy enough. 5