The TP62 Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with Ball Head from Neewer is a lightweight and versatile travel tripod with a load capacity of 22 lb and a maximum height of 62". It folds to a compact 17" long with a diameter of 2.6" and weighs just 2.6 lb, making it easy to carry along wherever a tripod may be needed. The quick leveling ball head has an integrated Arca-type quick release clamp with a square plate that is suitable for use with both still and video cameras.
- Load Capacity: 22 lb
- Working Height Range: 7.5 to 62"
- Folded Length: 17"
- +/-15° Leveling Head with Arca-Type QR
Neewer TP62 Overview
Neewer TP62 Specs
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| Independent Pan Lock | |
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Neewer TP62 Reviews
Just a few adjustments and this would be perfect
I have used many, many tripods and alway find myself looking of the ideal one. I do lots of location shoots in rough terrain and have to hike my gear around a lot. So finding one that was reasonably priced and light was vital for me. This tripod is a game changer. Its light weight body and flattened head make it so compact and easy to travel with. The ability to add camera bag to bottom to stabilize is a very nice feature. I have two major complaints though: first while adjusting the head the release button is very easy to accidentally bump, and while it has a lock feature it feels unsafe as I found myself continually almost releasing the plate on accident. The second is if you are a photographer and desiring to shoot in portrait mode the head is very limited and kind of a pain. After traveling through Europe with it for sometime I decided to swap out the head because of those issues. It's a bummer because the low profile is ideal for lots of break down and carry situations.
Great Value
If you are looking for a light travel tripod that doesn't break the bank, then this is it. It's well built, strong, and easy to use.
