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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Shouldn't this be listed as auto focus in specs?

A: Yes, the TTArtisan 27mm f/2.8 Lens for FUJIFILM X (Titanium) is an autofocus lens.

Q: 2. Would you recommend using this with a canon 100-400 II on a 6d? It's within my price range but I would like to feel secure leaving my equipment on there for at least a short period of time. If not, does anyone have recommendations for another tripod not too far from this price range?

A: It's rated at 26 lbs. I've only used it with a 70D with battery grip (similar size to your 60D?) a 300-700 4-5.6 L on it but not with a collar. The mounting plate allows for some movement of the mount point, but I think I'd look at getting an optional, longer, ARCA-stile mount plate to give you a few extra inches of flexibility - that should allow you to mount over the center of gravity better. the legs extend wide enough and should not be a problem. if you're concerned about stability, there is a hook under the center column to which a sandbag or weight can be tied to help with that. I was also evaluating INDURO aluminum models as well. This won-out on price point and features. Very nice fit/finish.

Q: 3. One of the legs came off and I cannot seem to Reattach it. Any advice?

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Q: 4. Has there been any software updates?

A: The TTArtisan 27mm f/2.8 Lens (Sony E, Black) does not have a firmware update yet.

Q: 5. Is this lens's compatible with the Fujifilm X-T20?

A: Yes, the TTArtisan 27mm f/2.8 Lens (FUJIFILM X) is compatible with the Fujifilm X-T20 camera.

Q: 6. I intend to use this with a Nikon D750 with battery pack and Tamron 150-600mm G2 lens. Will it support the weight of this setup?

A: I used it on my Nikon D800e/Nikon 70mm-200mm/f2.8 combo and battery pack with two legs fully extended on flat surface. It seems to do just fine. However, I wouldn't recommend using under any windy conditions, unless weight are add it. Hope this help.

Q: 7. Does this tripod pan and tilt?

A: Yes.

Q: 8. can you remove the head?

A: You can remove the mount and leave it on your camera, and you can also remove the whole head. It's sturdy and it travels very well.

Q: 9. Is there a lens setting which will automatically set the aperture when used with an X-E1?

A: TTArtisan 27mm f/2.8 Lens (FUJIFILM X, Black) has an A for auto mode next to f/16. When the aperture is set to A, you can control the lens aperture on the camera or set up semi manual or auto modes on your fujifilm X-mount cameras.

Q: 10. Has anyone tried Canon full frame with Tamron 150-600 lens with this tripod. Thanks. And will it fill gimbal head wtih 3/8-16. I think will need some screw etc.?

A: Nikon with 70-200. When everything is locked into position it's fine and holds steady. The tripod is light weight but strong, I really like it. But, the head Is a bit of a pain making small, quick adjustments. My last tripod had a handle that often got in the way but was easy to to make positioning adjustments.