The Sunpak 1818XL Tabletop Tripod is all you need to get the shot with your compact digital camera or camcorder. This super compact tripod folds to only 8.6", weighs only 9.2 oz, and can be easily transported in a camera bag, backpack, or handbag. This tabletop tripod supports up to 2.2 lb, sets up in seconds with three leg sections that are secured with twist locks, and features a two-way panhead for photo or video captures at any angle. The 1818XL extends to a height of 16.8" and it has nonslip rubber feet to hold its position on your tabletop. It comes with a free storage pouch and a limited lifetime warranty.

Load Capacity: 2.2 lb    Maximum Height: 16.8"    Two-Way Pan Head    Folded Length: 8.6"    Mount Fits Devices 2.4 to 3.25" Wide    3 x 1/4"-20 Threaded Tripod Holes    Spring-Loaded Bracket    Rubber Coating Protects Finish

The 1818XL is a perfect tabletop tripod for compact digital cameras and camcorders

Super compact take-anywhere design

The 181XL is ultra-light...it only weighs 9.2 oz

This tabletop tripod has 3 extendable leg sections with twist locks that raise the tripod to 16.8"

Its 2-way panhead is useful for following the action when taking photos or video

A storage pouch is included

The 1818XL carries a limited lifetime warranty

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the tripod head be compatible with my Nikon D4-?

A: I use this with my canon rebel dslr and I am totally pleased with it. Good value for the price point. Your Nikon d4 is a heavier camera but it should work just fine with this tripod in my opinion.

Q: 2. Does anyone know if this tripod will support a Nikon D-7100 with an 85mm macro lens with extension tube for micro shots?

A: It can support the D7100 with an 85mm macro lens and extension tubes but it will not balance it if you take your hands off the camera. I would only recommend that tripod as a stabilizing devise, I would not recommend it for hands free shooting.

Q: 3. what width, depth and length of the tripod pocket?

A: Unfortunately this is a special order item and as such we do not have this available for us to measure. We would recommend that you contact the manufacturer for additional information and specifications on their products beyond what is currently specified here.

Q: 4. Is this whole set, with tripod and smartphone mount?

A: Yes, it is a kit that includes a Mount for Smartphone and a Mount for GoPro Camera Housing.

Q: 5. Is the head removable?

A: No, not in a remove it every day kind of way. It can be disassembled for cleaning or lube.

Q: 6. Where are the instructions on how to mount the iPhone?

A: The, Sunpak 5400DLX Tripod with 3-Way, Pan-and-Tilt Head, Smartphone Mount, and Mount for GoPro Camera comes with a mount adapter for smartphones. The adapter should be mounted onto the quick release system, as seen in the image gallery provided on the product page.

Q: 7. Can the entire head be removed so a different head could be put on?

A: No. The head is permanently attached.

Q: 8. First, is this tripod made of plastic or metal? Second, is the head removable (I'm not talking about the quick release plate; I'm talking about the fluid pan tilt head and the actual tripod legs)?

A: It is made of metal primarily. The fluid pan tilt head cannot be separated from the legs. I use it with a spotting scope that weights about 9 lbs. Has been used in windy conditions on uneven and/or soft terrain, and it has proven to be stable and sturdy.

Q: 9. Does this come with a case?

A: While the Sunpak 5400DLX does not include a case, the Ruggard Padded Tripod / Light Stand Case (22"), BH # RUBP20222 would be able to hold it. https://bhpho.to/3zzPuqX

Q: 10. Hi, can this be used as a copy stand? shooting straight down. Is the center column reversible? I don't understand how the low-angle option works. Thanks for any advice!

A: The Sunpak TravelSmart Digital Tripod cannot be used as a copy stand, and the center column is not reversible. In terms of the low-angle option, at the top of the legs, there are little locks that can spin to the side which enable the legs to go from 45 to 75 degrees. The center column is then split, and so you can unscrew the bottom half of the center column to get the tripod closer to the ground.