Slik Mini Pro DQ 2-Section Tabletop Tripod

Slik Mini Pro DQ 2-Section Tabletop Tripod

Key Features

arrow_circle_rightRemovable Ball Head
arrow_circle_rightQuick-Release Plate
arrow_circle_right8.9" Maximum Height
arrow_circle_rightTwist Locks for Legs
arrow_circle_rightRapid Center Column
arrow_circle_rightFolds to Just 8.1" Long
arrow_circle_rightWeighs Just 0.77 lb
Brand: Slik
Model: Mini Pro DQ 2-Section Tabletop Tripod
Category: Tabletop Mini Tripods
Price Range: Budget
Skill Level: Any
Release Date: September 2011

Introducing the Slik Mini Pro DQ 2-Section Aluminum Table-Top Tripod – a compact powerhouse designed to bring stability and versatility to your photography endeavors. Crafted with the precision and durability of a full-sized professional tripod, the Mini Pro DQ features twist-lock leg extensions and a rapid center column for quick adjustments. Equipped with a ball head and quick-release plate, this miniature marvel allows for seamless single-knob operation, giving you the freedom to position your DSLR, point & shoot, or compact camcorder at virtually any angle.

The innovative head boasts a convenient slot that enables effortless 90° tilt for portrait orientation, offering added flexibility to your shooting setup. Alternatively, utilize the tilt function to point your camera forward while steadying the tripod horizontally against your chest, ensuring remarkably stable handheld shots.

With just a twist of the butterfly knob, the tripod's center column extends by 1.75 inches, providing additional height when needed. Combine this with the adjustable leg stages, and you can achieve a maximum height of 8.9 inches – the ideal vantage point for captivating table-top or low-angle photography sessions.

Compact yet mighty, the Slik Mini Pro DQ is your trusted companion for capturing stunning shots with ease and precision, making it a must-have addition to any photographer's toolkit.

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