The Magnus travel tripod is a compact black aluminum camera support designed for travel, landscape, portrait, low-angle, and long-exposure photography. Its dual-action ball head supports point-and-shoot, mirrorless, and DSLR cameras weighing up to 13.2 lb.
- Quick camera mounting: The Arca-type quick-release system uses a 1/4"-20 camera screw for broad camera compatibility, while the head mounts to a flat base with a 3/8"-16 female thread.
- Independent positioning controls: Separate ball and pan locks enable controlled framing, 360° panning, and 90° portrait orientation. The head has no drag control and is intended for still-photo positioning rather than fluid video moves.
- Flexible working height: Four leg sections and a rapid center column adjust from 16.5" to 62.5". With the center column down, maximum height is 53.1", and the tripod closes to 18.2" for travel.
- Uneven-ground setup: Three leg positions and independent leg spread help level the camera on irregular terrain, while the built-in bubble level supports accurate horizon alignment.
- Low-angle shooting: The round center column is removable and reversible for close-to-ground perspectives. A counterweight hook can improve stability when conditions require added ballast.
- Travel construction: Reverse-folding, flip-lock aluminum legs, rubber feet, and a 2.9 lb product weight make setup, breakdown, and transport easier.
Magnus offers a lightweight black aluminum travel tripod built for point-and-shoot, mirrorless, and DSLR cameras up to 13.2 lb. The dual-action ball head combines an Arca-type quick-release plate with separate ball and pan locks for fast framing, 360° positioning, and 90° portrait orientation. Four-section flip-lock legs, three independent leg angles, a rapid removable and reversible center column, rubber feet, and a bubble level support stable shooting from 16.5 to 62.5 inches. The tripod closes to 18.2 inches, weighs 2.9 lb, and includes a quick-release plate, hex key, and carry bag for travel, landscapes, portraits, low-angle work, and long exposures.