Velbon EX-230
Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating
$19.99
Get a perfect shot with the Velbon EX-230 tripod – its light weight and durable construction ensures stability and accuracy for even the most demanding photography needs.
Description
The Velbon EX-230 tripod is a lightweight and compact tripod suitable for those who are looking for a durable and versatile support for their cameras. With its telescopic 3-section legs, the tripod can reach a maximum height of 57.28 inches, which can be perfect for taking photos or shooting videos from a higher angle. However, the tripod can also be lowered to a minimum height of 21.25 inches, making it ideal for macro photography and low-angle shots.
One of the main features of the Velbon EX-230 tripod is its aluminum construction. This makes the tripod strong, durable, and able to withstand the weight of most cameras and lenses. Even with its sturdy construction, the tripod only weighs a little over 2 pounds, making it easy to carry around on long hikes or outdoor photo shoots.
The tripod also features a unique locking system for its legs that allows for quick adjustments and secure locking. This system consists of twist-locks that can be easily unlocked and adjusted by twisting the legs to the desired height. Once the desired height is reached, the twist-locks can be securely locked in place, ensuring that the tripod won’t wobble or tip over.
The Velbon EX-230 tripod also comes with a detachable pan head that allows for smooth and precise camera movements. The pan head can be attached or detached from the tripod’s center column with ease, making it easy to switch from a tripod to a monopod when needed. The pan head also features a quick-release plate that can be easily attached or detached from the camera, allowing for fast setup and teardown of the tripod.
Overall, the Velbon EX-230 tripod is a versatile and reliable support that can be used for a wide range of photography and videography applications. Its lightweight and durable construction, quick-locking legs, and detachable pan head make it an excellent choice for photographers who need a tripod that is easy to carry around and quick to set up.
Tripod, Video Head
Velbon EX-230 properties
| Product name |
EX-230 |
| Type of Tripod |
Tripod |
| Suitable Usage |
Video |
| Tripod Head Typ |
Video Head |
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the maximum load capacity of the Velbon EX-230 tripod, and how can I properly attach my camera for stable shooting?
The maximum load capacity of the Velbon EX-230 tripod is 6. To properly attach your camera for stable shooting, first, make sure your camera's mounting plate or tripod collar is compatible with the tripod head you are using. Loosen the quick-release plate clamp on the tripod head and insert the camera's plate into it. Tighten the clamp to secure your camera. Adjust the center column and leg angles as needed for stability and leveling. Finally, use the tension control or lock lever on the tripod head to tighten the connection between your camera and the tripod.
"How do I correctly attach my DSLR camera onto the Velbon EX-230 tripod for stable shots?"
First, ensure that your DSLR camera is compatible with a standard tripod mount. Most modern DSLR cameras come equipped with a standard 1/4"-20 threaded mount on the bottom of the camera. This threaded mount will match up with the corresponding screw on the ballhead or quick release plate attached to the Velbon EX-230 tripod. Loosen the locking knob or lever on the ballhead or quick release plate. This allows you to move and adjust the position of your camera. Be sure not to overtighten this locking mechanism, as it can make it difficult to attach and detach your camera. Carefully align the threaded mount on the bottom of your DSLR with the corresponding screw on the ballhead or quick release plate. If you're using a ballhead, make sure that the ball is centered and level to prevent any unnecessary wobbling. Once you've aligned the threaded mount, gently push your camera down onto the ballhead or quick release plate. Make sure that it's seated firmly and securely in place before tightening the locking knob or lever. This ensures that your camera won't accidentally fall off during your shoot. Adjust the tension of the ballhead or quick release plate as needed to accommodate different types of shots. If you're using a tripod for landscape photography, you may want to loosen the tension slightly to allow for more precise adjustments. For portrait or studio work, you may want to tighten it up to prevent any unwanted movement or shake in your shots. Lastly, make sure that the legs of the Velbon EX-230 tripod are securely spread out and stable on the ground. This ensures that your shots will be as steady and level as possible, even if you're shooting in windy or unstable conditions.
How do I properly attach my Velbon EX-230 tripod to my camera for stable photography?
To properly attach your Velbon EX-230 tripod to your camera for stable photography, follow these steps:
1. Firstly, loosen the quick release plate locking screw on the side of the plate using your fingers. The plate should be able to slide in and out of the camera mounting point. Next, attach the quick release plate onto the bottom of your camera by aligning it with the tripod mounting points on the camera body. Make sure that the plate is securely attached to your camera by pressing the plate into the camera's mounting points until you hear a click or feel resistance. Now, attach the tripod head to the quick release plate by sliding it onto the plate's protruding arm. Make sure that the head is properly aligned with the plate before tightening the quick release clamp knob. Finally, extend the legs of the tripod to the desired height and make any necessary adjustments to the tripod head until you have the perfect framing for your shot. Tighten all leg locks securely to ensure stability. Adjust the focus and exposure settings on your camera as needed, and then press the shutter button. Your Velbon EX-230 tripod will provide a stable platform for clear and sharp photographs.
"How do I properly attach my camera to the Velbon EX-230 tripod for stable shooting?"
To properly attach your camera to the Velbon EX-230 tripod for stable shooting, follow these steps:
1. Loosen the quick release plate locking screw on the bottom of the plate using the provided hex key or a coin. Slide the quick release plate into the camera mounting bracket on your camera's tripod socket. Make sure it is securely fastened and tighten the locking screw again. Attach the quick release plate to the head of the Velbon EX-230 tripod by aligning the notch in the plate with the corresponding notch on the tripod's head, then sliding it into place. Make sure it is securely fastened and tighten the locking knob until the plate is snug. Adjust the camera's settings as desired and begin shooting. The Velbon EX-230 tripod will provide a stable base for your camera, helping to eliminate shake and produce sharper images.
Before you buy Velbon EX-230
Gael Lane –
Dear fellow photography enthusiasts,
It is with great pleasure that I write to you today to share my recent experience purchasing the Velbon EX-230 tripod. As someone who has been capturing memories through a lens for years, I have come to appreciate the importance of having a reliable and versatile tripod by my side. And let me tell you, this baby does not disappoint!
Firstly, what drew me to Velbon EX-230 was its ability to adapt to various types of trips – be it a scenic hike in the mountains or a bustling city street. Its lightweight and compact design make it an ideal companion for travelers like myself who want to explore new places without the added hassle of carrying a bulky tripod around. Moreover, its sturdy construction ensures that my camera stays steady, no matter how windy it gets up there!
Now, I know what you’re thinking – why not opt for a cheaper alternative instead? Well, let me assure you that investing in a high-quality tripod like Velbon EX-230 is definitely worth every penny. The materials used in its construction are top-notch, and the attention to detail in its design is evident from its smooth center column movement to its twist locks for quick setup.
One tip I would like to share with anyone looking to buy a tripod is to consider the type of photography you will be doing. If you’re into landscape or architectural photography, then a sturdy and heavy-duty tripod may be more suitable. However, if you prefer to capture action shots or travel light, then a compact and lightweight one like Velbon EX-230 would suffice.
In summary, I highly recommend the Velbon EX-230 for anyone seeking a reliable and versatile tripod that won’t break the bank. Its durability, ease of use, and adaptability make it an excellent investment for any photography enthusiast. So go ahead, treat yourself to this little gem, and let your creativity soar!
As I sign off, I would also like to extend a warm hello to all my fellow photographers out there. My name is Elias Pope, and I live in Carrollton near 14040 N Stemmons Fwy, Farmers Branch, TX 75234, United States. I look forward to connecting with you all and sharing our love for capturing moments through the lens!
Until next time, keep on clicking away!
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