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Technical Details
- Strong Lightweight Aluminum construction
- Only weighs 600g
- Folded height 60cm
- Extended height 178cm
- Includes carrying bag
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Professional monopod 4 sections with ball head and foam handle. Including carrying bag.
Product Description
Professional monopod 4 sections with ball head and foam handle. Including carrying bag.
Leg Stages/Sections: 4
Leg material: Aluminium
Leg diameter: 30mm
Leg Lock Type: Yes
Independent Leg Spread: -
Center Column Sections: -
Center Column Type: -
Head Type: Fixed
- Incl. carrying bag
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I bought this as a cheap monopod that I could modify to use as a video stabilization rig with my Nikon D90.
Cons:
It has no quick release plate and it can be fiddly to screw on to camera.
I don't it can be flipped to photograph in a portrait orientation, thought I didn't look too hard as I don't need this for video.
Handle is cheap looking.
Pros:
Light weight, it folds to a reasonably small size.
Extends very high.
Comes with carry bag.
what I did:
I sawed on the point at the end and the rubber foot screws on and off then. I put 2 or 3 small weight lifting weight on the end to counter balance camera, the foot screw back on holding them in place. I have a steady camera type rig that I cam plan, pivot and do dynamic shots with.
Conclusion
It is cheap, looks it in parts, but worth the money.
Cons:
It has no quick release plate and it can be fiddly to screw on to camera.
I don't it can be flipped to photograph in a portrait orientation, thought I didn't look too hard as I don't need this for video.
Handle is cheap looking.
Pros:
Light weight, it folds to a reasonably small size.
Extends very high.
Comes with carry bag.
what I did:
I sawed on the point at the end and the rubber foot screws on and off then. I put 2 or 3 small weight lifting weight on the end to counter balance camera, the foot screw back on holding them in place. I have a steady camera type rig that I cam plan, pivot and do dynamic shots with.
Conclusion
It is cheap, looks it in parts, but worth the money.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Very cheap Monopod.
Its very light and simple, value for money is what I got.
However, it does the job and thats all I need right now.
Footrest is almost useless, its more of a fuss to fiddle with then useful... but you can remove it.
This monopod extends taller most people and will support a midlevel camera and lens. Comes with a cheap carrying bag too.
Its very light and simple, value for money is what I got.
However, it does the job and thats all I need right now.
Footrest is almost useless, its more of a fuss to fiddle with then useful... but you can remove it.
This monopod extends taller most people and will support a midlevel camera and lens. Comes with a cheap carrying bag too.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
This item is excellent value for money. It is well made and designed and was delivered within a few days.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Best choice for amateur photographer
This ultra cheap Konig Alumuminium(!) monopod is unbeatable at this price.
Well made, feels good, taller than competition, comes in a nice bag and is easy to operate... Read more
Well made, feels good, taller than competition, comes in a nice bag and is easy to operate... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Archangelon
Nice price, does the job but...
This monopod is quite sturdy, easy to use and does the job ok but the foot rest is rubbish and flops about. It should be better and stay upright when not in use, but doesn't. Read more
Published 4 months ago by T. Symonds
Good value monopod.
I haven't got the immagination, energy or interest to write a review about something as inane as a monopod, but I bought it and it seems to be value for money.
Published 7 months ago by Mick-Hooe
Good quality but unsteady
I bought this so I could modify the top to hold a pair of binoculars. On first glance it was well made, folded down small, the bag was great and I was really happy with my... Read more
Published 9 months ago by StarLady82
nice!
I got it earlier than I expected and I have found it great for the money. Just its extender bits are cheap plastic, but not a big problem as long as you are gentle with it, I... Read more
Published 11 months ago by Hannie
Monopod, Great for price paid
Little Monodpod (bigger than the tripod I also order).
Usefull for some Macro shot and long end Bird catching.
Really nice for the price paid
Usefull for some Macro shot and long end Bird catching.
Really nice for the price paid
Published 15 months ago by Newsax
pretty good
All in all I am happy with the product. The footrest is a bit loose but the catches are solid and it does the job nicely.
Published 16 months ago by hardingt
Konig aluminium monopod
Purchased in August 2010 primarily for use on holiday. Very easy to use, light and easy to transport. Videoed Disney parades and shows with excellent results. Read more
Published 17 months ago by ramsfan2
Good for Weddings , Portraits, Landscape.
I think this is the much reviewed product" Professional Aluminium Camera Monopod includes Footrest and Bag" which is sold at a slightly higher price but has good reviews. Read more
Published 18 months ago by M. Weaver
footrest for what?
I couldn't get this thing to stand stable, so it was useless to me. The footrest seemed to be crooked. However the seller refunded without a problem.
Published 19 months ago by A. Edwards Lima
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