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Style: Carbon Fiber Tripod
Size: 3 Series/ 3 Section
Features
- Designed to offer compact and lightweight camera support. Weighing just 4.1 lbs. and able to hold up to 35.3 lbs., the TMA37C can extend from a minimum height of 15.2" up to 63.6".
- The 3-section legs are held in place by twist locks and can be adjusted independently.
- Constructed from 9 layers of carbon fiber, these legs maximize the strength to weight ratio of the tripod legs.
- Equipped with interchangeable screw-in rubber feet and stainless steel spiked feet for increased stability.
- A 3/8"-16 thread on top of the tripod allows you to attach any compatible tripod head of your choice.
Description
As part of Benro's most advanced range of photo tripods, the Mach3 TMA37C combines classic design with advanced materials. High performance twist locks and magnesium castings make this 9X carbon fiber tripod ideal for indoor or outdoor photo shoots.
Brand: Benro
Color: Black
Compatible Devices: Camera
Special Feature: Lightweight, Compact
Material: Carbon Fiber
Item Weight: 4.08 Pounds
Weight Limit: 35.3 Pounds
Model Name: TMA37C
Maximum Height: 63.58 Inches
Tripod Head Type: other
Product Dimensions: 24.6 x 5.7 x 53.15 inches
Item Weight: 4.08 pounds
Item model number: TMA37C
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 1, 2015
Manufacturer: MacGroup
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Okay first, let me just say that after going from a small travel tripod that weighs half a pound less and can pack down to fit into a backpack... this thing feels like it should have its own zip code. I knew it was going to be larger but I didn't truly know what I was getting into until it eclipsed my porch upon delivery and had to be wrestled inside the house. It has now taken up residency in my living room and is demanding township rights. And I even purchased one of the smaller options (2 series 3 section)! That said, it does feel sturdy and supports the weight of my 10-ton DSLR setup much more solidly than the travel tripod, which was exactly what I was looking to achieve. Even without a head attached, it stands about face-level to my 5ft 4in self. I particularly like that it has a hook at the end of the center section to hang a bag on, though I'm afraid my particular camera bag would break it as it's not a very heavy duty hook. As for the head, I opted for the Benro FS20PROC 2-in-1 Dual Panning Head rather than the standard ball head, which holds about half as much weight (still enough for my D850 and Sigma 150-600 together!) but boasts more adjustment options and also feels pretty well built. Eventually, I may splurge on the ball head to see just how much difference there is in quality/sturdiness. For now, since I haven't had it out in the wild yet, my review is based on first impression alone. This tripod is tall, solid, and large (but still portable if one has a sturdy constitution and an equally sturdy back). I will update my review once I've had a chance to use it as intended!
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This tripod is the best I have ever owned. It is extremely sturdy and the height is exactly what I needed. It may be a little pricey but well worth the cost. I researched and went to a local camera shop and checked it out. Unfortunately they did not have any in stock just the demo. I needed the height and am not disappointed in the quality of this tripod. If you can afford this tripod, I highly recommend purchasing. I have gone through at least three lesser quality tripods and decided to spend the money on a quality tripod instead of continuing to purchase the $100 or less tripods. It is heavy and cumbersome when fully extended but it does not tip with all of my equipment attached. I use a Canon T7i with extended battery case attachment, a cold shoe that holds an external Rode microphone, and 5.5" external monitor along with all the cord attachments. I use this to record Sunday church service for online posting. I highly recommend this tripod and have not found anything negative even the cumbersome is a positive just means that being a short person I need help with the equipment but that was true of the cheaper tripods.
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Style: Aluminum Tripod
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Style: Carbon Fiber Tripod
Size: 2 Series/ 3 Section
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