Digital Concepts TR-62N 60" 3-section Deluxe Tripod with Carrying Case (Folds to 23") | 
| Brand: Sakar International
List Price: $34.99
Buy New: $13.95
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Rating:  3 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 24.5 x 4.8 x 4.3
MPN: TR-62
Model: TR-62
UPC: 021331870018
EAN: 0021331870018
ASIN: B000093UDR
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Model # TR-62N | | • | Features a 3 section channel lock | | • | 2 way fluid pan & tilt head | | • | Max height: 60 inches | | • | Folds to 23 inches |
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From the Manufacturer
This high-quality, 3-section tripod, suitable for both cameras and camcorders, features a channel lock and a two-way pan and and tilt head. It extends to a maximum and height of 60 inches and can fold up as small as 23 inches. A free case is included with the tripod. Comes with a one year warranty.
Product Description
Sakar International designs, manufactures, and markets 35mm digital cameras, binoculars, computer accessories, electronic toys and sport fitness products. It offers consumers a unique blend of high quality products at affordable prices. In addition, Sakar enjoys an industry wide reputation for servicing its trade retailers due to its state of the art operational systems.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Ain't Got No "Fluid" Head June 26, 2004
Wualta (Grand Rapids MI)
16 out of 18 found this review helpful
Fluid heads are found on professional tripods and allow butter-smooth pans and tilts damped by heavy oil or grease. This is just an inexpensive tripod with a plastic head. It's good plastic, but it flexes. For the money, it's perfectly okay, but don't expect to put a camcorder on it and get a jerk-free pan. It's reasonably compact and light, and the legs are metal with snap-lock type leg locks. Just don't put your Calumet view camera on this thing and try to make like Ansel Adams. For anything the size of a Canon G-series digital camera or smaller, it's fine. The nylon carry bag is a nice little plus.
 Very Low Quality Tripod January 27, 2008
B. Loveless
This tripod claims to be 60", but the tallest it will go with the legs out for stability is 49.5". I got this tripod because I am simply giving photography a try, and it was inexpensive. I thought I was getting a tripod that would at least be sturdy. I have yet to take a picture with the camera on this where it is not blurry (due to shake). I do not have a remote for my camera, but with the camera mounted to the tripod, I always use the delayed timer, so I am not touching the camera or tripod to take a picture. Even with this technique, the tripod is still shaking after 2 seconds from hitting the button to take a picture. In summary, this tripod is a $20 paperweight.
Wobbles and sags February 16, 2008
Andreas Braunlich (Hayden, Idaho USA)
This is simply not worth the money. It is almost impossible to get my camera properly aimed at my subject on this thing. The head sags so badly that I have to aim above my subject, tighten the handle and hope the camera sags to the right position. The slightest breeze makes hand holding the camera a better option. I have since given up on this tripod and bought a real one.
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