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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect,
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This review is from: Gitzo GM2561T Series 2 6X Carbon Fiber Traveler Monopod - Replaces GM2560T (Black) (Electronics)
This monopod suits my needs perfectly. I wanted one that was small enough to fit into a 16" bag (the limit for bags brought into pro baseball stadiums). I also wanted a monopod that folded up short enough to use sitting, with the monopod propped on the seat between my legs. This does the job.
It's very small and light, but sturdy. It holds my camera and long lens solidly. If you are really tall, have really heavy gear, or are the type who likes to lean on your monopod, this might be too small. But if you're looking a flyweight travel monopod, you'll be happy with this.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
It's a Nice Monopod,
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This review is from: Gitzo GM2561T Series 2 6X Carbon Fiber Traveler Monopod - Replaces GM2560T (Black) (Electronics)
The overall length is 14.2 inches and not the 19.7 inches that's indicated by Amazon. It also comes with it's own pouch. Fully extended it's very ridged and compressed it can be easily carried. I shoot with a Leica D-Lux 4 and this monopod is perfect for that size camera.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best Gitzo monopod,
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This review is from: Gitzo GM2561T Series 2 6X Carbon Fiber Traveler Monopod - Replaces GM2560T (Black) (Electronics)
Light, very light, small, easily fits in a camera or shoulder bag. You'll need to purchase a small ball head. Doesn't expand to 6' or more, but this is not a problem. Perfect for smaller cameras, including MFT (Micro Four Thirds); I don't believe it'll work properly with a pro (large) DSLR w/ heavy zoom lenses - you'd need a larger monopod for that. It's unobtrusive and gets the job done; I highly recommend it.
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