The E6 Eagle Series Tripod Kit from Fotopro is a 5-section carbon fiber support with twist locks that disengage with a quarter turn. Therefore, you are able to the extend the legs from a folded length of 19.5" to a maximum height of 55.1". With its independent leg spread and three variable leg angles, you can lower the tripod to a minimum height of 4.9". The 4.6 lb support includes the E-6H Gimbal Head, which has a load capacity of 33.1 lb. The head is able to hold large telephoto lenses and rotate and swivel easily without losing your subject.
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Key Features
- Load Capacity: 33.1 lb
- Maximum Height: 55.1"
- Minimum Height: 4.9"
- Folded Length: 19.5"
The E6 Eagle Series Tripod Kit from Fotopro is a 5-section carbon fiber support with twist locks that disengage with a quarter turn. Therefore, you are able to the extend the legs from a folded length of 19.5" to a maximum height of 55.1". With its independent leg spread and three variable leg angles, you can lower the tripod to a minimum height of 4.9". The 4.6 lb support includes the E-6H Gimbal Head, which has a load capacity of 33.1 lb. The head is able to hold large telephoto lenses and rotate and swivel easily without losing your subject.
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Fotopro E6 Eagle Series Tripod Kit Overview
Fotopro E6 Eagle Series Tripod Kit Specs
Key Specs
| Camera Mounting | |
| Head Type | |
| Drag Control | |
| Primary Material | |
| Load Capacity | |
| Maximum Working Height | |
| Minimum Working Height | |
| Closed Length | |
| Weight |
Head
| Camera Mounting | |
| Head Type | |
| Base Mount |
Pan & Tilt
| Drag Control | |
| Independent Pan Lock | |
| Independent Tilt Lock | |
| Vertical Tilt | |
| Lateral Tilt |
Legs
| Primary Material | |
| Leg Lock | |
| Leg Sections | |
| Independent Leg Spread | |
| Leg Positions | |
| Foot Features |
General
| Load Capacity | |
| Maximum Working Height | |
| Center Column | |
| Minimum Working Height | |
| Closed Length | |
| Accessory Mounting | |
| Bubble Level | |
| Detachable Monopod | |
| Weight |
Packaging Info
| Package Weight | |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) |
Fotopro E6 Eagle Series Tripod Kit Reviews
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On a tripod only, the max height would be to the ...
On a tripod only, the max height would be to the tripod's base, where the gimbal would mount. Since this is a tripod/gimbal combo, where is the max height measured to?
it is measured where you place the camera.
Date published: 2020-01-13
Can I buy just the tripod without the head? I ...
Can I buy just the tripod without the head? I already own the E6H gamble and love it.
Unfortunately, this model only includes the head.
Date published: 2020-12-01
Does the gimbal have friction adjustment or just ...
Does the gimbal have friction adjustment or just lock?
It does have tension/friction control by tightening or loosening the knobs.
Date published: 2022-01-31
Can you put your own ball head on this tripod? ...
Can you put your own ball head on this tripod? And is it waterproof?
Yes, you can put your own ballhead on. It is not waterproof.
Date published: 2024-08-01
Nikon mirrorless
Nikon mirrorless
Yes, the Fotopro Eagle E6 gimbal/tripod combination would work well with Nikon mirrorless camera and lenses. As is typical with most gimbals, as best practice, please attach your system via your lens' tripod collar rather than via the mirrorless camera.
Date published: 2022-04-10
The stated weight is 4.6 lb / 2.09 kg. That is ...
The stated weight is 4.6 lb / 2.09 kg. That is the weight of the legs only, or with the gimball head included?
The weight does factor in the gimbal head as well.
Date published: 2021-02-11
Does it come with a fitted case?
Does it come with a fitted case?
Mine (delivered in August 2024 from B&H) came with a really nice fitted case that accommodates both the tripod and gimbal head. I was pleasantly surprised with the design and quality of the case.
Date published: 2024-09-24