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Rollei C5i
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Exactly....
i own the C6 because i find it more robust.... that is of course subjective....
I have looked at both (aluminium version) and the difference is minimal but noticeable...
So decide: robustness against weight
Someone is probably already drunk. But I wouldn't buy this tripod anyway.
A quick-release plate is included in the scope of delivery. That's all it needs.
In this case, we will refer you to our Galaxus Assistant, which provides direct contact options so that you can be helped accordingly.
https://www.galaxus.ch/help
Not sure if that was translated correctly - I assume you mean the D of Sigma lens "grip" TS-71, correct?
This part does not have a Swiss Arca nut and therefore needs an adapter plate.
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Not at all :-) You have to unscrew the head and one of the legs (the one with the lock engraved on the top), then you can screw the head to the leg.
Many greetings!
You can mount any smartphone holder with a 1/4 inch tripod thread. That is no problem at all.
Hello, yes it does.
Yes, the plate is supplied with the tripod.
She can be orange. No, seriously. The Rollei (Fotopro) stuff is overrated.
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Yes, dear Eliah. We don't know if your camera will fit on the tripod, because we don't know what kind of camera and what kind of lenses you have. But you can certainly mount any camera on this travel tripod. By the way, I wouldn't buy it at the price of CHF 255. That is completely overpriced. The tripod was only half that price recently. I would have a look at Benro. They deliver better quality at affordable prices.
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Ordered it now at my "risk" and picked it up and - before paying - found out: It is indeed completely black/grey, except for details like screws etc.
See also rating and comments here:
https://www.digitec.ch/de/productrating/ganz-ok-559878
So digitec, please post correct pictures!
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The quick-release plates are included with Rollei tripods and, as with all other tripods, they have a 1/4 inch thread. This is the usual tripod thread for all photo cameras.
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Sure. If the webcam has a tripod thread, that's no problem.
Unfortunately, no designation is visible on the tripod head. Sincerely
if this means the panorama function, then that should be possible.
If the L-Bracket is Arca Swiss compatible, it will fit.
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I am not familiar with shoulder mounts, but I can tell you that the quick release plate is Arca Swiss compatible.
Greetings, mb
It is available in black Rollei C5i (Carbon)
Unfortunately, we do not have any information on this at the moment.
Sure, why not? For video, however, I would recommend a tripod with a video head. That should be much more practical.
Unfortunately, we currently have no information on when the item will be available and when we will be able to deliver it. As soon as something changes in this regard, we will post it here. Sorry.
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Since we work with different suppliers, we also have different purchase prices for certain articles, which have a corresponding effect on the sales price. Therefore it can happen that certain colours of a product line can be offered at better prices than others.
Short answer: Yes, the tripod comes with a carrying bag.
Detailed answer: I answer with a cautious "yes". In my case, a bag was included in the scope of delivery. But if you look at the pictures of the black version of the C5i, you will see a quite robust bag with a wide strap. Mine (I also bought the silver version) came with a thin carrying bag with cord straps - but a tripod like this doesn't belong in a small bag, it belongs on a backpack ;-)
The equipment here seems to be a bit of a mess anyway. According to the illustrations/data sheet, there should also be a hand strap and a separable centre column. Neither was the case with me (but customer service is currently trying to shed light on this).
According to the data sheet, the StS 65 supports both 1/4'' and 3/8'' -> so it definitely fits on the tripod.
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