National Geographic Tundra Tripod w/ QR 3-way Head Reviews

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Not a bad little tripod but forget outdoor work, the little rubber feet keep falling off and if you strap it to the side of your back pack.. you will lose them (like I did this last weekend on a nature trip to take pictures). Shame on you National Geographic. You should know better. from Adorama.com Not a bad little tripod but forget outdoor work, the little rubber feet keep falling off and if you strap it to the side of your back pack.. from Adorama.com I use it extensively in field work taking nature shots; It makes macro-focusing of the minute details of small flowers work wherein I cannot make this work holding the camera by hand. from Adorama.com Nice tripod light weight and easy to carry around for hiking and camping. from Adorama.com I plan to use this almost exclusively for macro and nature type work, so I doubt I will ever replace the lower center pole that I have screwed off and removed and the legs will most always stay from Amazon.com For the price this is a surprisingly good little tripod! I got it to use for macro shooting on my heavier Canon EOS 5D camera. from Amazon.com I use it extensively in field work taking nature shots; It makes macro-focusing of the minute details of small flowers work wherein I cannot make this work holding the camera by hand. from Adorama.com I use it extensively in field work taking nature shots; It makes macro-focusing of the minute details of small flowers work wherein I cannot make this work holding the camera by hand. Pros: from Adorama.com Nice tripod light weight and easy to carry around for hiking and camping. the only problem is it can't hold alot of weight and a little unstable when a heavy lens is on it. from Adorama.com Nice tripod light weight and easy to carry around for hiking and camping. the only problem is it can't hold alot of weight and a little unstable when a heavy lens is on it. from Adorama.com

Released	over 2 years ago
Head Type	Panhead
Maximum Height	59.84 in.
Maximum Load	2.2 lbs.
Folded Length	17.52 in.
Leg Sections	5
MPN	NGTT2
Max Height w/o Column	50.39 in.
Minimum Height	7.09 in.
Quick Release	With Quick Release
Tripod Type	Tripod
UPC	719821262428
Weight	2.27 lbs.

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