The Neewer ST005 Tripod Extension Arm with Ball Headfrom Neewer ST005 Tripod Extension Arm with Ball Headis an extension arm for tripods featuring an Arca-type head. The arm extends horizontally up to 37.8" and can support up to 11 lb. It includes a ball head with a quick release plate plus an empty sandbag that works as a counterweight.

Load Capacity: 11 lb    22 to 37.8" Adjustable Extension Arm    Arca-Type Ball Head with QR Plate    Aluminum Alloy Boom Arm with Rubber Grip    Empty Sandbag and Carabiner Ballast Hook    Bubble Level

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the ball head be removed or is it permanently attached?

A: On the TT-15B model, the ball head cannot be removed. If you want to be able to remove it, I recommend the regular TT-15 with the CB-30D ball head - this is basically what you are looking for.

Q: 2. Can the ballhead be removed and be replaced by a Leitz ballhead?

A: Yes, the ball head can be removed.

Q: 3. Are the leg locks plastic or aluminum?

A: The following unit features aluminum legs.

Q: 4. Where is the bubble level located? Under specs there is 1 bubble level listed?

A: The Bubbly level of the Neewer GM27 Tripod Fluid Head is located just under the position of the Handle on the rear of the head. Image of bubble level on the GM27: https://bit.ly/3NJ9n62

Q: 5. will my canon sx730 fit on the slik mini pro 111 tripod with ball head?

A: Yes, the Canon SX730 will fit on the Slik Mini Pro 111.

Q: 6. Does this come with a quick release plate? If not what can you recommend?

A: The QP-144750 Quick Release Plate is well designed and has bidirectional slots and a lock button that make the mounting/unmounting more secure. The description is misleading where it says "Quick Release Systems not included," so I thought that I needed to add the QP-40 Quick Release Plate at $19.95 which is not as well designed as the included plate. You can compare the two plates if you search the Quick Release Systems accessories for this tripod and order extra QP-144750 plate(s) if you want.

Q: 7. will this work for my canon 5d mark iv with 24-70mm lens? do i need something else or does it screw right into the base of the camera?

A: In most use cases this would be sufficient for a Canon 5D Mk IV with a 24-70 f/2.8 (approximately 3.5lbs), but on an uneven surface or at an angle, the resulting torque from the camera/lens combination might overpower the ballhead. With your specific combination, I would also advise against using the Manfrotto 259B extension as it would result in a very high center of gravity, making it prone to tipping over. The camera simply screws into the Manfrotto 492 ball head, but you could consider a quick release system like the Manfrotto 323 to simplify/speed up the mounting process: https://bhpho.to/39OdhHl

Q: 8. Is this 4.5 or 2.5 pounds? The specs and the overview page list different info

A: The Neewer LT35 LiteTrip Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Panoramic Ball Head weighs 2.49 lb / 1.13 kg.

Q: 9. I'll be taking a Nikon D750 along with the following lenses - Nikon 24-120mm F4, Nikon 70-300mm F4.5/5.6, Nikon 85mm F1.8, and a Nikon 20mm F1.8. I'm sure they'll be no issues with the primes. Any issues using this tripod with either of the zoom lenses?

A: You may have problems with the zooms, as the Mini Pro III is only rated to hold up to 2.75 lbs.

Q: 10. Is this thing sufficiently stable to support a DJI Osmo Pocket 3 in a raised position for use as a webcam?

A: Yes, the PGYTECH CapLock MantisPod Z Tripod with Ball-Head could support the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 in a raised position. It is recommended to have the camera centered over the tripod for greatest stability.