This Sherpa 200R Tripod with PH-157Q 3-Way, Pan-and-Tilt Head from Velbon supports up to 8.8 lb, measures 24.4" when folded, and includes a quick release plate. Its 3-section legs each feature flip locks for fast deployment, and can be positioned for a minimum height of 23.5" to a maximum height of 53.0", or 65.9" with its push-and-pull, rapid center column fully raised. To further enhance stability on a wide variety of surfaces, each leg includes a rubber foot.

Cameras, sport optics, or camcorders that are compatible with a 1/4"-20 mount can be connected to the quick release plate, which is secured to the tripod's pan-and-tilt head using a quick release cam lock. The head can be rotated 360°, tilted 60° backwards, 90° forwards, or 90° sideways for portrait orientation. Both the 360° rotation as well as the backward or forward tilt movements function simultaneously and can be set in place using the pan bar's integrated twist lock. When changing from a landscape to portrait orientation, the sideways tilt can be independently adjusted and secured.

Load Capacity: 8.8 lb    Maximum Height: 65.9",    Minimum Height: 23.5"    Folded Length: 24.4"    Leg Sections: 3, Weight: 4.3 lb    Aluminum-Alloy Legs, Flip Locks    Rapid Center Column    Rubber Feet    PH-157Q 3-Way, Pan-and-Tilt Head    Quick Release Plate, 1/4"-20 Mount

• Supports up to 8.8 lb
• Push-and-pull center column center column for rapid positioning
• Can be set for a minimum height of 23.5" to a maximum height of 53.0", or 65.9" with column fully raised
• Legs each feature 3 sections, flip locks for fast deployment
• Rubber feet for stability
• Three-way, pan-and-tilt head can be rotated 360°, and tilted 60° backwards, 90° forwards, as well as 90° sideways for portrait orientation
• Head rotation, as well as backwards-and-forwards-tilt movements function simultaneously
• When changing from a landscape to portrait orientation, the sideways tilt can be independently adjusted and secured
• Weighs 4.3 lb, measures 24.4" when folded

• Aluminum-alloy legs and three-way, pan-and-tilt head
• Quick release plate with 1/4"-20 mount and anti-slip, cork surface

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are there any dollies that are compatible with this tripod?

A: The Magnus DWF-2 Universal Tripod Dolly will work. http://bhpho.to/1nmX1ee

Q: 2. will this tripod be able to hold a standard 1080p webcam to use for twitch?

A: As long as the camera you are using weighs less than 10 lbs and has a standard 1/4"-20 female threaded tripod socket on the base of the camera, it will be compatible for use on the Magnus PV-7451M Tripod.

Q: 3. can the head be removed?

A: The head was not designed to be removed from this tripod.

Q: 4. Will this support a Nikon D610 w/Nikon Nikkor 28-300 lens hands free?

A: I am not sure why do you want to use this tripod with that system, I under stood that this tripod is for mainly for macro photo or table-top photo, I'd rather go regular size tripod if I use your lens, How about check your gear weight and tripod spec?

Q: 5. Does this Vello CB-600 Straight Flash Bracket work with this tripod ? I am a little concern that they may not work together. Here is my concern.The mount of the tripod, where you attach your camcorder to the tripod, has 1 screw and 1 little pin that can be pushed up and down. (Note: this little pin will go into a hole at the bottom of the camcorder when you attach your camcorder to the mount.)Now, could the knob at the bottom of bracket overlap with that little pin on the mount of the tripod when I try attach or screw the bracket into the tripod ?Thanks.

A: You can mount this bracket without issue. The little locating pin is ether removed or moved out of the way.

Q: 6. 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: 7. Selfie stick? I am using an iPhone 6s as a camera with a wireless mic. Will the tilt allow me to use the monopod as a 'selfie stick' for walking video shots or will I not be able to get the right angle?

A: If you use the camera vertical you can get it to tilt down enough by attaching the plate on the camera in an angle. Horizontally depending on the shot it will not be able to tilt enough.

Q: 8. Is the handle adjustable?

A: The handle is telescoping just like the legs of the tripod. Not too much of an adjustable size range though...but good enough

Q: 9. 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

Q: 10. How much does it weigh?

A: This tripod weighs 5.5 lb.