27 Dec
Posted by: smilesquare in: Sony DSLR camera
Tag : 3 way, fiber 3, cameras, 70″ carbonlite, x10 carbon, canon pentax
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![]() Company : Davis & Sanford List Price : Amazon Price : $183.95 Used Price : Average customer review : ![]() |
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Product Description
Over the past 75 years, Davis & Sanford has built up a diverse line of well-engineered, sturdy tripods from low-priced, high value tripods for the weekend image taker to versatile, rugged tripods for around-the-clock professionals, and everything in between. Plus, Davis & Sanford provides a variety of platforms, tripod heads and accessories to meet a range of specialized applications. The Davis & Sanford CarbonLiteX10 is a tripod that features carbon fiber legs and light magnesium metal parts. Carbon fiber absorbs vibration better and is 30% lighter than aluminum counterparts. Designed as an “all purpose” tripod for photo, digital, or video, this tripod and 3-way head combination has a maximum load-capacity rating of 9 lb, and features Easy Grip foam cushioned insulated legs, a built-in bubble level, and rubber/retractable spiked feet.
Customer reviews
Fabulous Tripod 
I am a professor at Pratt Institute of Industrial Design and
this tripod is fabulous! Because many different students with
different abilities use the tripod, I was concerned about it’s
durability . The CARBONLITEX10 is definitely up to the
challenge. We are using the latest 10 megapixel Samsung
Digital SLR and the tripod works flawlessly.
Because the students are in industrial design they have
inspected the tripod carefully. Functionally it has been well
thought out and the quality of the styling and aesthetics,
attention to detail and workmanship is really high. In other
words my students think that it is a beautifully designed
product and I agree.
Legs are good, head is HORRIBLE. Get an El Carmagne instead 
I bought this about 2 months ago. The legs are really good and strong, but the head sucks. It’s very sticky (no matter how much you loosen the pan handles) so it’s useless for panning and tilting. In addition, the head adds a lot of weight to the legs. If you’ve already bought one (like I did), I suggest dumping the useless head and buying another. The hook for the stone bag has already broken off — and here’s the kicker — I’ve NEVER used it! I would buy a Velbon El Carmagne 530, 630 or 640 instead for the price, weight and ease of use.