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- Hama Traveller Monopod
- Folded height: 35 cm
- Extended Height: 145 cm
- Weight: 400g
- Quick release plate
- Carry strap
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Hama is committed to developing and delivering products that achieve the highest performance at a most competitive price, within easy reach of everybody. Hama has dedicated manufacturing facilities and partners all over the world to meet the needs of all its customers for years to come.PRODUCT FEATURES:For photo and video;Quick-release coupling platform with video pin;Leg locked into position by rapid-clamping levers;Carrying strap with belt clip.
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For photo and video. Quick-release coupling platform with video pin.
Leg locked into position by rapid-clamping levers. Carrying strap with belt clip.
For photo and video. Quick-release coupling platform with video pin.
Leg locked into position by rapid-clamping levers. Carrying strap with belt clip.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Excellent product , very light and small , easy to carry , very well built. If you need a tripod and don't want to be carrying one , this is the solution.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I bought this for my son for Christmas as he is a photography student at university. He has a larger tripod which is cumbersome to carry sometimes and I thought this might be something he could more easily use when travelling. It is neat and compact and light. It has the advantage over many other monopods in having it's own quick release plate already fitted.
The downside is the telescopic leg comes out like a cheap collaspsible umbrella with those little spring-loaded ball bearing fittings to hold it in place - this has the effect of not being as solid a leg as you might want, but does the job.
Pros: Lightweight and easily used.
Cons: Cheap construction not for professionals.
Overall its inexpensive and does the job, but its a lightweight!
The downside is the telescopic leg comes out like a cheap collaspsible umbrella with those little spring-loaded ball bearing fittings to hold it in place - this has the effect of not being as solid a leg as you might want, but does the job.
Pros: Lightweight and easily used.
Cons: Cheap construction not for professionals.
Overall its inexpensive and does the job, but its a lightweight!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I have used this with my quite weighty DSLR, a small compact and also an HD Camcorder
It was bought mainly for my new camcorder to provide a steady platform. It also had to be small and light.
Another reviewer has suggested that itis flimsy, I would disagree, the telescopic leg is not intended to
take a lot of pressure and if you handle it with respect it will do what you need. It is not a walking stick!
Recent Camcorders have become very light and touching the on screen controls can easily move your camera so this allows you to keep the camera much steadier.
When collapsed it easily fits into a small day rucksack so ideal for travelling in places where you do not want to advertise that you might have a costly camera.
Although the DSLR is a lot heavier the leg is stiff enough to give you that extra control.
The only negative I have found is that the tightening knob has a relatively short thread so you need to take care that when it is not 'locked' it does not work itself loose.
It was bought mainly for my new camcorder to provide a steady platform. It also had to be small and light.
Another reviewer has suggested that itis flimsy, I would disagree, the telescopic leg is not intended to
take a lot of pressure and if you handle it with respect it will do what you need. It is not a walking stick!
Recent Camcorders have become very light and touching the on screen controls can easily move your camera so this allows you to keep the camera much steadier.
When collapsed it easily fits into a small day rucksack so ideal for travelling in places where you do not want to advertise that you might have a costly camera.
Although the DSLR is a lot heavier the leg is stiff enough to give you that extra control.
The only negative I have found is that the tightening knob has a relatively short thread so you need to take care that when it is not 'locked' it does not work itself loose.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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I wanted something light which would fit in a backpack, to give extra support for the camera when there were no rocks or trees to lean against. It fits the bill perfectly. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Rainbowlaydee
Small,light but wobbly
Have not really tried this out "in the field", just in the garden at home. Using it with my new HD Camcorder which is extremely small and light (Panasonic HDC_TM300) it does help... Read more
Published on 3 May 2009 by Kaybee
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