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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How accurate is the load capacity? Looking to use this with a Pentax 6x7

A: The weight capacity on the TAD18A is very accurate, as it definitely hold a Pentax 67. However, this tripod still requires a head such as the Benro B3 Triple Action Ball Head, BH # BEB3 https://bhpho.to/2XnTeuA

Q: 2. Thank you to Peter, David, and David for answering my previous question regarding the removable foot. Can you comment on the sturdiness of this monopod? I would be looking to use it on top of a heavy 10' lightstand for real estate photography. I know there are designated light-stands in the 15'+ range but this technique was recommended by another photographer. I'm just wondering if this particular monopod would be sufficient for such a use. I would have about 2.75lbs on it (A7RII + 14mm f2.8) and bracing the stand from below at all times. Thanks

A: Indeed I would expect you to have no issues with the sturdiness of this specific model (which I have owned now for 3 years) in your specific application. It is a daily workhorse for me in low light shooting situations with a Nikon flagship full frame body and any one of a number of lenses I interchange depending on the situation. All the best...

Q: 3. what is the difference between the Benro TAD27A and the TAD28A?

A: The difference is in the sections. TAD27A is 3 sections and TAD28A is 4 sections. Having more sections allows the TAD28A to fold smaller to 20.7 inches so it is easier to carry. TAD28A is 2.4 inches smaller in the maximum height though. Some photographers feel that having more sections does not stabilize the tripod as well in a long exposure with wind for example.

Q: 4. Does this model have head locking screws?

A: The screw base of this monopod does have set screws on the bottom of it.

Q: 5. Does this include a bag/carrying case?

A: I'm sorry, no.

Q: 6. Will this tripod fit all Benro ball heads?

A: The Benro TAD28A Series 2 Adventure Aluminum Tripod can be used with any tripod head that has a 3/8-16 mount. Most Benro heads have a 3/8-16 female mount so they all should work.

Q: 7. How many drives does it hold?

A: The Turtle Waterproof Airtight Case with Insert Foam for LaCie Rugged Drive and More is designed to hold one large external hard drive and its data cable.

Q: 8. are the clamps metal or plastic

A: Sorry for the late response, you've probably already found the answer by now... The clamps are made of plastic. However, they're very thick and solid, locking extremely tight, with a nice solid snap into place. Hope this helps!

Q: 9. Does this come with the head in the picture or do I need to buy a separate head?

A: A tripod head is not included with the purchase of the Benro TAD27A Series 2 Adventure Aluminum Tripod, B&H # BETAD27A. The tripod head, Canon DSLR camera, and Canon lens pictured as options and to display the tripod in usage. If you are looking for a 3-Way Pan Head for use with the tripod, I would recommend either the Benro HD3A 3-Way Panhead, B&H # BEHD3A, or the Benro HD1A 3-Way Panhead, B&H # BEHD1A, depending on the amount of weight you plan to support and/or your budget.

Q: 10. What is the diameter of the top plate?

A: The diameter of the base plate is 2.5 inches.