Magnus VT-350 Video Tripod with Fluid Head

The unit certainly has that weight capacity. If you put a tripod leg directly under the length of your scope as it extends out from the tripod base it should be fine. The tripod is quite light-weight for the duty it pulls and makes it attractive for making it part of a simple mobile/remote kit. However, one down side (like all light-weight tripods) is: It can be susceptible to vibration transference depending on your environmental/physical conditions (i.e. If your floor isn't really solid around all three feet while you're standing and recording next to the tripod you can get "jiggle" in your recording image as you move on the floor.) But if you're simply using it to "spot," this shouldn't be an issue?

This tripod has a 15 pound load capacity. It will be able to handle a Rebel Camera and Telephoto Lens for sure.

This tripod is excellent considering its low price; I have two of them. It has a standard mount (one comes with the unit and you can buy them separately as well) that would definitely fit the a6500 and likely the (unspecified) cage, as long as the cage has the same threaded screw hole as the camera.

The shipping dimensions and weight are:Ln: 29.00 Wd: 5.50 Ht: 5.30Weight: 7.00 lb.

Yes, according to the specs of the slider and the tripod it should hold the weight. I would recommend putting sand bags on the spreader of the tripod for more stability.

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The head of the Magnus VT-350 Video Tripod with Fluid Head is not removable from the tripod legs. Also, the legs are not sold separately.

Replacement parts for this product should be available through the manufacturer directly. Feel free to email us directly at [email protected] for assistance reaching out to them.