Leofoto Mr.Q-series LQ-365 carbon tripod with LH-47 ball head
The Leofoto LQ-324 carbon tripod is part of the professional Mr Q tripods. The tripod has a load capacity of 15 kilograms and a maximum working height of 193 centimeters. When folded, this tripod measures 59 centimeters and weighs only 1.65 kilograms (including ball head), making this a tripod that you can easily take with you.
The LQ-365's three tripod legs each consist of five extendable sections. This allows you to adjust the working height of the tripod, ranging from a minimum height of 19 centimeters to a maximum height of 193 centimeters when the centre column is used. You can set the tripod legs in three different angles; 23°, 55° and 85°. The twistlock system ensures that these sections stay firmly in place. On the side of the tripod there is a 3/8" and a 1/4" thread to expand the tripod with additional accessories, such as a magic arm.
This tripod has a lot of stability and sturdiness. First of all because of the 10-layer woven carbon that is characteristic of every Leofoto tripod. In addition, the shock-absorbing rubber feet and spikes help for stability on any surface. Finally, the centre column has a hook at the bottom to which you can hang a counterweight.
This is a stable and lightweight tripod that can handle any photography job!
LH-47 ball head
The LH-47 ball head is made of anodized aluminum which ensures great durability, making the tripod head last longer. Because the head is equipped with an Arca-Swiss quick-release plate with anti-slip, you can quickly and easily mount your camera on this tripod head.
The ball head consists of a ball head that allows you to tilt the shooting angle at an angle of 90°. This also allows you to record vertical video in the most difficult situations. In addition, the head can also rotate 360° rotate so that you can also take beautiful panoramic photos. Due to the degree scales on both the tripod plate and the quick-release coupling and the built-in spirit level, you can adjust the ball head with precision to make panoramic shots.