The Sunwayfoto T2841CE Carbon Fiber Tripod EB-36 Ball Headfrom Sunwayfoto T2841CE Carbon Fiber Tripod EB-36 Ball Headfeatures a triangular center column design that reduces its diameter to a mere 3.5", making it easy to carry along wherever it may be needed. This lightweight carbon fiber tripod boasts a load capacity of 33.1 pounds, yet weighs only 3.1 pounds and folds to a compact 17.3". It has a maximum height of 62.6", and the included accessory short center column allows it to lower to 2.8" for a floor-level perspective. Each center column features a 3/8"-16 mounting thread, compatible with most tripod heads, and the long column also has a ballast hook for added stability.

Load Capacity: 33 lb    Working Height Range: 6.1 to 65.8"    Folded Length: 20.6"    Arca-Type Ball Head    4-Section Carbon Fiber Legs, Twist Locks    Easy Link Attachment Threads    Weighs 3.7 lb

• Three 1/4"-20 accessory mounting threads
• Weather-resistant twist lock joints
• Independent leg spread
• 23-, 55-, and 85° locking leg angles
• Includes tripod bag with shoulder strap

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the D&S warranty on this tripod?

A: The will come with a Limited 10-Year Warranty form Davis & Sanford.

Q: 2. Is Maximum Height: 65" with or without centre-column extension? It is not clear from the description or the pictures.

A: The 65" (165.1 cm) maximum height of the Davis & Sanford TR654C-36 Traverse Carbon Fiber Grounder Tripod would be with the center column extended/raised.

Q: 3. Can I switch the head and put one for video use?

A: YOu can remove the head and switch to another head, or just purchase our video equivelant of this tripod:a href= https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1351217-REG/davis_sanford_tr653c_v9_traverse_carbon_with_v9.html target= _blank https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1351217-REG/davis_sanford_tr653c_v9_traverse_carbon_with_v9.html/a

Q: 4. Can you insert the center column upside down with the camera below?

A: This tripod comes with a separate short center column for low profile shooting.

Q: 5. Can the legs lock in a narrow position? like I would put this behind a desk where the legs cant be spread out all the way

A: Im not optimistic that you would be able to do so. The minimum locking angle of the legs is about 30 degrees. A bit of trigonometry would allow you to calculate the spread of the tripod with legs extended. Not the answer you necessarily were seeking but hope it helps.

Q: 6. How tall for the tripod without center column?

A: We measured the Davis and Sanford TR654C-36 to be 55 3/8" tall without the center column.

Q: 7. can I turn the center leg horizontally like vanguard tripods?

A: No. You cannot

Q: 8. does the tripod have a hook at the bottom of the center column for holding extra weight?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 9. Where is this tripod made?

A: The country of origin for this tripod would be the country of China

Q: 10. would this tripod be a good first tripod or would the TR553-228 be a better choice?

A: There are general rules that are good to use when picking out a tripod.1.Maximum height: A tripod should be at least as tall as you.2.Maximum Load: The camera, lens, flash and any other accessories combined should be considered. And the general rule is that a tripod should hold around double.3.Tripods heads: Depending on the type of photography being shot some heads are better than others. There are video heads, Pan/tilt heads and Ball heads. The tripods you listed are both ball heads and those are good in general for most photography but video. They are both good beginner tripods but do have differences.TR645C-36 has a load capacity of 12 lbs verse the TR-553-228 has 10 lbs.And the TR6546-36 has a maximum height of 65 and the TR-553-228 is a somewhat shorter and at a maximum of 53 So I would out of these two pick the one that comes closes to your height or taller and that can support what you will be putting on it.