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Kodak Gear 60 Inch Photo/Video Tripod with Quick Release for Film & Digital SLR Cameras and Camcorders | 
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| Brand: Bower
Category: CE
List Price: $39.95
Buy New: $17.95
You Save: $22.00 (55%)
New (2) from $17.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  14 reviews
Sales Rank: 2736
Maximum Weight Recommendation (lbs): 5
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
MPN: 80011T
Model: 80011T
UPC: 049384000435
EAN: 0049384000435
ASIN: B000QJ00ZA
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Quick-Release Digital/Video/Photo Platform, Oversized Quick-Release Lock, 360-degree Oil Fluid Pan Head | | • | Fully Adjustable Telescopic Tilt and Pan Controls, Bubble Level Indicator, 90-degree Vertical Platform | | • | Gear-operated Center Column with Torque Control, Center Brace Carrying Handle, 1-inch Aluminum Alloy Channel | | • | Anodized Closed Channel Legs with Brace, Accessory Hook, Quick-Release Leg Locks | | • | Triple Section Legs, Non-Slip Adjustable Rubber Feet |
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Product Description
The Kodak Gear Mid-Size 60-inch Tripod features lightweight aluminum legs and a number of valuable features. Designed as an "all purpose" tripod for photo, digital, or video, this tripod features a smooth 3-way pan head, 2-way tilt, 90-degree Vertical Platform, a quick-release plate and quick-release adjustable legs. Completely extended, this tripod reaches 60-inches in height, and folds down to a mere 25 inches. It weighs only 3 pounds but easily supports up to 5 pounds of camera equipment. With the use of a tripod you can achieve greater performance and maintain image quality for cropping and larger picture sizes. Also, it will allow you to holding steady enough to deliver all the performance the equipment you invested in can provide. You might even get into some pictures yourself, with the self-timer feature and your camera held secure on a sturdy tripod. Don't just take snapshots! Take control over your composition with increased camera performance and sharper images that will exceed your expectations! Main Reasons to use a Tripod: Get maximum image quality whether you are shooting stills or video. Extremely Sharp pictures even at the shorter focal lengths and macro applications, never mind at the extreme telephoto settings where every little movement is magnified and reduces picture sharpness. Avoid camera shake from handholding, and never worry about shooting at slower shutter speeds.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 9 more reviews...
 great item! November 30, 2008
if you love taking pictures and have a lot of
liberty" doing it, feel free to purchase this tripod, it's worth all the money (which, btw, was not much at all!)...
Not bad for a cheap tripod October 29, 2008
This tripod is just fine for my needs, which are not too heavy duty. The clamps that enable you to extend the legs are plastic and seem a little flimsy, but again, I am not using this constantly or in the field. It is fine for my small digital and also holds my larger, much heavier Cannon digital, but the Cannon does seem a little heavy for it.
AWESOME for the money!!!!!!! Recommend to EVERYONE!! April 27, 2008
I'm amazed bt the quality of this product for the price. It has all of the adjustments of the $200 tripods. Very lite, easy to carry (it has a carrying handle). I love the quick-release. You mount your camera and instead of unscrewing it every time, it has a thum switch to release. Just like the more expensive models.
 Tripod for Kodak camera April 3, 2008
I gave this item 3 stars because I chose to order the cheaper version of Tripods. The 60" length works good and the "quick release" is a great addition. The only problem I have is that, although it is stable enough for my use, I was disappointed that the leg lock broke off too easily. The legs do have double-locks on each leg, so it is still usable. But, like I said in the beginning, I could have spent a lot more money for a more professional one and I chose not to. All in all, I got my money's worth.
Great! March 19, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Great product. I am only an amateur photography, but this works great for my needs and works with my digital camera.
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