Sunpak - 5555DLX 55" Tripod - Black
- General
- Product Name: 5555DLX 55" Tripod
- Brand: Sunpak
- Model Number: 620-553DLXBB
- Color: Black
- Dimensions
- Maximum Extended Height: 55 inches
- Minimum Extended Height: 22 inches
- Compatibility
- Brand Compatibility: Universal
- Model Compatibility: Universal
- Socket Size: 1/4 in.
- Material
- Material: Aluminum
- Other
- UPC: 090729613728
Take professional-quality still photos with this Sunpak tripod. Its 55-inch height supports smartphones, cameras and GoPros, so you can take stable pictures in the field.
- Compatible with most camcorders, cameras, cellular phones and action cameras: To prevent camera shake.
- Aluminum construction: For lightweight transportation and sturdy camera support.
- 55" maximum extension height: Lets you place your camera or camcorder at an ideal level.
Whats Included
- Sunpak 5555DLX 55" Tripod
Q: can i use this on my iphone 7 and my instax mini 90 neo classic?
A: Phone holder and goPro mount are provided. You should be able to use your iPhone on it.
Q: Does it come with the piece that holds a smart phone? Or do you have to buy that separately?
A: Yes, the smartphone adapter is included.
Q: How compact can you make this when it’s not extended?
A: 21 inches will be the minimum length.
Q: Will this work with a EOS Rebel T6 DSLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm IS II and EF 75-300mm III lens?
A: Very cheap tripod. Wouldn't use it for an expensive camera. Buy a high quality one. OK for cheap lightweight camera like gopro.
Q: Does this work with a cannon Powershot G12 ?
A: The Sunpak 5555DLX is very lightweight with too much movement when parts are extended. Not sure I would feel comfortable using this wobbly tripod with heavy camera on the tripod mount, especially outdoors in windy conditions. Light-duty indoor work would be fine, it’s suitable for use with cell phones, mini-action cameras, e.g. GoPro, SJCAM. Read that your tripod thread is not centered under the lens, that might contribute to the tripod being top heavy, off balance, subject to easily tipping over. Only bought mine during a Black Friday sale due to low price, under ten; already own two reliable tripods.
Q: How does the tripod crank to extend height?
A: Turn the little handle on the side. The one that moves in and out, you can turn it. Hopefully that makes sense
Q: Where is this made? What country?
A: China
Q: Is the head removable? I have a ball head that I'm hoping can be swapped out with the pan head.
A: I don't think so. I tried to loosen the head from the tripod base and it doesn't look like it will come off without damaging the tripod.
