National Geographic Tundra Tripod w/ QR Ball Head

Catalog description

National Geographic Tundra Tripod w/ QR Ball Head, part number CII001, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $90.00.

The NG Tundra Ball Head tripod offers the height you need but folds up to a compact size making this an ideal tripod for traveling or trekking. The ball head positions easily to capture the most extreme angles and with the small quick release plate you can easily remove your camera for quick storage. The special two-section column and variable leg angles provide the flexibility needed to obtain low angle photography.

FeaturesA small profile plate to fit all compact digital cameras allows the camera to be quickly attached and detached from the tripod. It's easy to access yet provides the safety required to prevent the accidental release of the camera from the tripod. A natural anti-rotation shape ensures the legs don't turn. The elliptical shape also provides greater rigidity at the point where the legs attach to the tripod. Turn the dial to select normal leg angles (23 degrees) medium leg angles (45 degrees) or low-angle (80 degrees) to achieve ground level shots. Hidden away between the tripod legs but easy to find the lever quickly locks and unlocks the column to obtain higher camera positioning or to remove the column for low angle positioning. The column unscrews and splits into two sections. In combination with the low angle leg setting you can get your camera all the way to the ground. The five sections allow the NG Tundra to fold up to its compact size yet reach great heights when fully extended. Quick and easy to open and close the NG Tundra Tripod allows quick positioning of the camera in virtually any position. Easy-to-grab knob quickly locks and unlocks the head. To fix the quick release plate to the bottom of your camera a special tool is located in the bottom of the column. Simply unscrew the tool from the column and then replace so it is always available. Large rubber feet provide stability on flat and uneven surfaces.

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