OSN Professional Tripod w/ Ball Socket Head (OS-7302)

The OS-7302 professional tripod is an excellent choice for both the enthusiast and advanced photographer, and has exceptional value for the cost. This tripod has a wide picture taking height range. With a maximum height of 64 inches, this heavy-duty tripod can get you to the shooting height needed, while in the full low angle leg spread, you can capture pictures at a minimum height of 21 inches. It features a large three way die cast aluminum ball/socket head that enables the user to shoot both horizontal and vertical pictures. This heavy duty pro ball socket head is constructed of die cast aluminum. It will stand up to the toughest conditions and harshest use. The head rotates 360 degrees horizontally and 90 degrees vertically allowing unlimited viewing positions. It also features a level bubble for precise leveling. Also included is a quick release camera mounting platform that attaches to the base of your camera and allows for quick on and off camera mounting to the tripod and a camera safe locking pin. This model has three section tubular aluminum legs with metal quick lever leg locks for quick and easy leg positioning. Simply unlock the leg lever, extend the leg to the desired position, relock the leg lever, and begin taking pictures. The manual lift center column makes those final tripod height adjustments smooth and easy. Unlock the center column lock knob and simply lift the center column to the desired height. Also, each leg has independent, three position leg angles, including standard, semi-low and low angle positions. This feature will allow for more flexibility and stability when using the tripod on various and uneven terrains. The low angle position is ideal for ground level macro photography. A quick tip from the professionals: if you use multiple cameras, have a quick release mounting platform for each camera you own. When using the tripod, it is then simple to switch cameras without having to detach and re-attach the mounting plate to your other camera.