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Technical Details
- 4-section, extendible monopod for photo and video
- Ideal for mobile use, for rough ground and for all places where three legs do not have much space
- With 3D pan head and camera spirit level
- Quick-release coupling for changing the camera without any problems (suitable quick-release plate for a second camera: Hama item no. 4154, not included in the delivery package)
- Carry bag included
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Monopods (also called Unipods) are important if tripods cannot be used for reasons of space (not enough storage space or unfavourable nature of soil). The versatile one-legged supports allow smaller apertures and longer exposure times (than it is possible if you use your hands) and ensure therefore a better focus depth of the photos. Monopods can go where no tripod has been before; monopods can be wedged in between rocks, pushed into small gaps or buried in the sand allowing you to get a perfect, shake free, photo at all times.
The leg of your monopod can be fixed at your required length with the quick-action leg locks. With only one leg and a convenient protective case you can store your monopod easily around the house or when you want to transport it in the car. The 3D pan head and camera spirit level can add extra professionalism to your photos by ensuring you get optimum angles and perfect levels.
The quick-release coupling allows you to easily change between a number of cameras or camcorders with no difficulty at all so that you never have to miss the perfect shot! Don’t allow a lack of space to stop you from taking brilliant, professional pictures with the Monopod from Hama.
Product Description
Compact 4-part, expandable one-legged stand for cameras and camcorders. Ideal for travelling, on impassable land and at all those places, where there is not enough space for three legs.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
It's only £12 so what do you expect?
The Aluminium tubes are good quality and the base does have a ball/socket end to help get a secure footing and to help with panning.
The mount is all plastic and isn't particularily attractive but functions adequately (also has a level on it) - however the handle always gets in the way so a different mount would be better.
As with anything else "Made in China" these days it has that awful epoxy resin/glue smell to it - yuk!
The Aluminium tubes are good quality and the base does have a ball/socket end to help get a secure footing and to help with panning.
The mount is all plastic and isn't particularily attractive but functions adequately (also has a level on it) - however the handle always gets in the way so a different mount would be better.
As with anything else "Made in China" these days it has that awful epoxy resin/glue smell to it - yuk!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
As soon as I connected my 7D to this I could see why it was so cheap! The leg itself is nice but the head! Oh dear..... VERY cheap and nasty! It's might be fine for lighter units but for something substantial forget it, it bends and flexes at the hinge under the weight and is utterly useless! No free lunch for me :o(
60 of 64 people found the following review helpful
This product seemed to be a bargain at just over £15, so I snapped one up. But it was too good to be true.
When it was delivered, upon closer inspection, I found this product to be very poorly made.
The release catches on the leg were poorly manufactured as was the monopod head. The handle was on the left hand side of the head and made it hard to use.
Although designed to be small and light, this just felt flimsy and fragile. The only redeeming feature was the very comfortable grip under the head, suitable when using for long periods of time.
When it was delivered, upon closer inspection, I found this product to be very poorly made.
The release catches on the leg were poorly manufactured as was the monopod head. The handle was on the left hand side of the head and made it hard to use.
Although designed to be small and light, this just felt flimsy and fragile. The only redeeming feature was the very comfortable grip under the head, suitable when using for long periods of time.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
good for the money
its not the best quality but i think its worth the money and you can do your work with this monopod.
light with a nice bag...
light with a nice bag...
Published 1 month ago by andrew
Good value for money
Good little monopod, great value for money, head is a bit plasticky but sturdy enough for general use. Great for when you dont have time to set up a tripod.
Published 2 months ago by Nelly75
Great value
This comes in useful when I'm not wanting to lump my tripod about, especially on a shoot when I wanna move into a more awkward angle. Read more
Published 3 months ago by A R Hartley
A simple Monopod
When the item arrived I was quite surprised as I didn't read the advert properly and got more than I thought. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Marie
Does the job
I bought this to give me a more steady support when taking photos, particularly when using a more weighty lens. I've used it a couple of times and so far so good. Read more
Published 3 months ago by tlustrell
Great Value
Just done a field trial with my new Hama Monopod. I am well impressed with the quality and build for the money. Read more
Published 4 months ago by D. W. Elson
okay
this was what i was expecting its cheap but it does the job well im 6'2" and i have plenty of height to work with, the plastic has got snots on it on the clips, and it has play in... Read more
Published 5 months ago by ale123
Good for the price
For the Money it's cheap enough to throw at the cat to make the baby laugh.
It's worth the money. Read more
It's worth the money. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Anton
hama monopod
i use telephoto lens all the time ,sometimes when the light is low i need to select a slower shutter speed than i would like to so the solution is to use a tripod. Read more
Published 7 months ago by gr
Good for the money.
A good, solid feeling monopod. For the money you can't really worth go wrong. The quick release plate is useful. Read more
Published 12 months ago by P. Barker
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