The EX-230 Aluminum Tripod from Velbon is a 1.6 lb lightweight tripod with a two-way pan/tilt head. It can reach a maximum height of 48.0", and can hold up to 4.4 lb, making it an ideal match for point-and-shoot or small DSLR cameras. The tripod folds down to 17.1", making it portable and great for travel. The three-section legs have radial leg braces for added support.

On top of the tripod is a two-way pan and tilt head, allowing for left to right pans and forward and backward tilts. A carrying case is included for easy transport.

Load Capacity: 4.4 lb    Max Height: 48.0"    Min Height:    Folded Length: 17.1"    Leg Sections: 3    Weight: 1.6 lb    Radial Leg Braces    Tripod Case Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this tripod come with a quick release plate? I recently purchased the Manfrotto L bracket and want to make sure it's compatible.

A: Yes it does come with Manfrotto 200PL Quick Release Plate

Q: 2. Is this Ball Head: Velbon QHD-63Q Ball Head with Quick-Release Plate the right accessory for this tripod? Regards

A: Yes, the Velbon QHD-63Q Ball Head with Quick-Release Plate could also be used.

Q: 3. Hello! I am wondering how well would this head (as compared to a fluid video head) would work for occasional video taking of surfers? Quick moving subject under a lot of light. Thanks

A: If you're using a regular pan tilt head for video instead of a fluid head, then the smoothness of the footage will depend entirely on how well you can move the arms on your own. Starts/stops will be jerky. It probably won't be the best footage possible but it will do the job in a pinch.

Q: 4. I now the quick release plate for this tripod is QB-32 but I can not find it anywhere. Do you know if QB-4W, QB-5W or QB-57K would also fit it?

A: For the Velbon EX-Macro Aluminum Tabletop Tripod and other Velbon EX line tripods, you can use the QB-46 quick release plate: http://bhpho.to/1ewLFPh

Q: 5. What is the minimum shooting height with this tripod

A: The minimum shooting height on this tripod is 8 inches.

Q: 6. Can you take the head off this tripod ? If so, how? Thank you

A: Yes, it unscrews.

Q: 7. Would this support a Nikon D750 with 24-120mm lens?

A: I'm not an expert, but I'm guessing it would. It's very sturdy, and I use mine with a similar sized camera, out in the woods, at all kinds of odd angles. So far the camera has not shifted position once.

Q: 8. Can you replace the quick release plate, or use the one included, and mount a camcorder to this tripod?

A: my Sony camcorder has the same female thread as my cameras so I mount either or to the quick release. Also I modified a monopod to fit to the thread so I can shoot over people in front of me.

Q: 9. Can we use it for phone

A: Yes, but the following cradle is needed in order to mount mobile devices. Oben ASPTA-20 Smartphone Tripod Adapter BH #OBASPTA20 • MFR #ASPTA-20 https://bhpho.to/3pcxLDz

Q: 10. How smooth is the head? Would like to use for wildlife video and need decent smoothness. Nothing professional, but would like it to be decent.

A: It is not too bad. Keeping the tension bolt tight can cause some rough movements. Too loose it will fall. It can be done with right adjustment