NEEWER LITETRIP LT32 62" Travel Tripod Carbon Fiber with ±15° Leveling 360° Panorama Head, Detachable Center Axis, Fast Flip Buckle, Arca QR Plate Compatible with PD, (Former TP62)
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Style: LT32
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- 100% Carbon Fiber Compact Travel Tripod The LT32 (formerly TP62) from NEEWER LITETRIP Series portable tripods, is a 2.6lb/1.18kg lightweight carbon fiber tripod for phone and camera with a 1"/26mm tube for stability and a 22lb/10kg load capacity (10lb/4.5kg with ball head). When folded, it's just 17"x2.6"/43x6.5cm, fitting easily in the carry bag. It also has a hook for counterweights on the center axis, ideal for outdoor shooting like landscape, nature, wildlife, and architecture photography
- Detachable Versatile Quick Leveling Ball Head The 360 panoramic ball head base (30mm) allows a +/-15 quick leveling and dual U slots for 90 tilt, easily lockable with a flip buckle. It includes a 1/4" to 3/8" screw adapter and a tripod camera mounting base adapter that can be attached to the center axis, allowing for interchangeable use with other tripod heads. A bubble level lets you keep the camera straight
- Quick Lock Arca Type Square QR Plate The Arca type quick release plate is also compatible with PD. A side button enables one push quick switch between the tripod and various camera mount clamp bases, while a safety lock prevents accidental contact with the button.Note: QR clamp compatible only with PD QR plates and included Arca type plates
- Quick Release Height via Spring Flip Buckles Spring loaded metal buckles swiftly pop up and unlock with a half open motion, enabling rapid and stable height adjustment, while the extended wing design ensures secure and pinch free flipping. The 4 section legs are adjustable from 16"-62"/41-157cm and with three fixed opening angles: 22/55/70. The center column can be reversed for macro photography at a height of 7.5"/19cm
- Functional Expansion and Spikes The 1/4" mounting screw on the QR plate is suitable for DSLRs, camcorders, action camera mounts, and phone holders. Two 1/4" threads on the tripod spider can connect magic arms, ball head adapters, and other accessories for professional creation. Nonslip foot pads are removable for installing spikes, which allow the tripod to stabilize on sandy, rocky, and muddy terrains
Brand: NEEWER
Color: black
Compatible Devices: Camcorder, Camera
Special Feature: Adjustable, Portable, Rotatable |
Material: Carbon Fiber, Metal
Item Weight: 1.18 Ounces
Weight Limit: 22 Pounds
Model Name: LT32
Maximum Height: 157 Centimeters
Tripod Head Type: Ball Heads
Brand: NEEWER
Model Name: LT32
Model Number: TP62
Item Length: 157 Centimeters
Manufacturer: NEEWER
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer Part Number: 10102996
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer
Built-In Media: Tripod
Item Weight: 1.18 Ounces
Maximum Height: 157 Centimeters
Minimum Height: 19 Centimeters
Leg Diameter: 26 Millimeters
Folded Size: 17"x2.6"
Compatible Devices: Camcorder, Camera
Features: Adjustable, Portable, Rotatable |
Weight Limit: 22 Pounds
Head Type: Ball Heads
Number of leg sections: 4
Color: black
Material Type: Carbon Fiber, Metal
EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 10 Years
Audio Recording: No
Minimum Shutter Speed: 1/4000 seconds
Maximum Shutter Speed: 30 Seconds
Exposure Control Type: Program, Manual
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Media Type: ProductImage
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Style: LT32
I probably own too many tripods, but I'm consistently on the hunt for the 'ideal' tripod. I started out with the Peak Design tripod -- although, I opted for the alumnium version. I'm pretty heavily invested in Peak Design hardware and have a lot of their mounts so finding something that is compatible with a Peak Design mount is a requirement. The Peak Design is great from a compactness standpoint, and the rotating ball head and control is great. However, I wasn't willing to pay the $$$ for the carbon fiber, and one of the biggest critiques of the Peak Design approach is that there's no pan mode. Next, I picked up a Ulanzi Zero Y -- this one is carbon fiber, offers a pan capability, has a similar profile to the Peak Design, so it's super portable. It does work with the peak design mount, but it only locks the plate in place on one axis, so if you aren't careful, the camera could theoretically slip out or come loose in the mount along the non-secured axis. There are lots of ways to compensate for this, but when you have a nice camera and lens on the tripod, it's something you should not have to worry about. The mount on this is also not a quick release so it relies on the screw for tension. On the plus side, it offers many of the same capabilities as the Peak Design tripod along with mount points for accessories, AND, you can pan with it. So, why buy the Neewer? Well, for one, the price is exceptional. Neewer comes in cheaper than both Ulanzi and Peak Design by a long margin. The quality of build is great - the clips on the leg are made of metal (far better than the plastic clips that break over time with usage). The Neewer comes with a quick mount that works really well with the Peak Design mount, albeit, with some limitations. The quick release is super secure and motion is restricted in all directions. The one downside is that the mount will not necessarily work with other arca style mounts that can have a wider footprint. This is not an issue for me, but just something to call out. The ballhead stem is also slightly different than the other manufacturers. Neewer's stem is round -- the advantage of that is you can actually pan the camera by just loosening the stem lock (although the stem can't be extended when doing this). It was a nice 'feature' to discover. Other than that, the Neewer checks all the boxes -- the carbon fiber material reduces the weight, it has the quick mount, it has the quick positioning ball head, has accessory mount points and much more!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2024 by Ming Wu
Style: LT32
Let’s the get the bad out the way first. Yes, you are limited in how far you can adjust the head which isn’t much. If you’re looking to anything going past a 30 degree angle, this is not the tripod for you. That being said, this tripod is amazing. First, it looks good. The carbon fiber design is beautiful and classy. Second, it’s strong! I have the Canon 1DX Mark II and the Canon 400mm f/4 lens. The tripod handles it like a champ. The legs lock and don’t slide at all. It’s incredibly light and takes a small amount of space. Third, the quality is on point and it feels durable. For the price, you’re getting an amazing tripod!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024 by Kenobi
Style: LT32
There is a lot to like about the tripod: it is light and sturdy, easy to set up and use. But there are aspects that made me doubt that I'd be happy in the long run. I have been looking for a carbon fiber travel tripod for a long time. I am used to heavy gear for studio work, and I certainly did not expect rock solid performance, just enough to hold and keep my camera stable and straight. I was pleasantly surprised by its solidity and how well it handled the weight of my camera. So, I took the tripod on a trip to Chicago for some long exposures of the L. At home, and right out of the box, all was fine. The camera (Sony a7IV with a Sigma 24-70/2.8 II) sits well on the tripod. The image you see here was taken in a different environment. Cold winds were blowing, cooling down all metal parts quickly. The button that releases the plate got quite stiff, which made operating the head difficult. When moving around and changing locations, I had a hard time clicking the camera with the plate into the tripod. It was very fiddly. When I turned the camera into portrait position, it started sliding, requiring tightening of the fiddly little screw with numb fingers. I have not come across that issue with my other tripods, and it might just have been that specific situation. I am aware that I could replace the ball head and/or the plate, but if a tripod has one, it should function well. Overall, I'd say that the tripod works very well in 90% of all situations. I might have been outside of that range, affecting my sense of how reliable the tripod works.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025 by Justus J. Justus J.
Style: LT32
I took this tripod on my solo trip to Hawaii earlier this year, as I didn't have any else to hold my camera for me. This tripod was light and small enough to put inside my small sports bag, and the material was sturdy. I was confident in placing this on any terrain: it rained a lot when I was in Hawaii, and there was no problem placing this on muddy, slippery, or rocky ground. There were also many days with extremely strong winds. Thankfully, there's a little hook in between the three legs, so I was able to fill up my sports bag with random rocks on the ground, attach it to the hook, and serve as a counterweight to the wind trying to tip over my tripod and expensive camera! Overall, this tripod was worth the money I spent on it, as it helped me take amazing pictures and wasn't too heavy to carry around all day.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024 by Rae