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Trek-Tech TrekPod GO Monopod/Tripod/Hiking Staff Multi-Use Tool for Image Stabilization for Digital Camera, Video Recorder and Other Optical Devices Review

Trek-Tech TrekPod GO Monopod/Tripod/Hiking Staff Multi-Use Tool for Image Stabilization for Digital Camera, Video Recorder and Other Optical Devices
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I bought this Trekpod Go in Oct. The monopod is pretty light and very handy as it can be seperated into parts. However, the tripod cannot handle the weight of SLRs eventhough the manufacturers claim to support upto 9lbs.
I have used this but because of the legs being very thin, it shakes for slightest wind. When mounting an SLR its always good to use cable release.
Its a very good investment and is a good spacesaver while travelling.


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The TrekPod Go! is Trek-Tech's premier monopod/tripod/hiking staff multi-use tool with many enhanced features including the ability to pack into its included carry case and fit in an overhead carry-on. It quickly breaks down into 4 pieces which fit into the 22" travel case.It also telescopes down to 39 inches in it's Tripod mode, has soft touch rubber locking nuts, captures the palm rest so it won't get lost, and introduces the new MagMount AR/i Anti-Rotation magnetic quick release camera and optical device mounting system. It provides instant attachement of almost any camera, spotting scope or other device that uses the industry standard 1/4" - 20 mounting stud. The new Anti-Rotation feature locks your portrait shot in place, and indexing every 30 degrees aids with panorama photos and precise position repeatability. Truly an extremely versitle image stabilization solution for all your optics needs and great for use indoors where tripods can't go, like museums or zoos, as well as outdoors for all your rugged travel needs. Built of Aircraft grade aluminum, it has a lifetime warranty and is adjustable from 42.5" to 62.5" in it's monopod/hiking staff mode.

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TrekPod Lightweight Monopod/Tripod/Walking Stick Review

TrekPod Lightweight Monopod/Tripod/Walking Stick
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I have been using my TrekPod since January, 2007.
I never hesitate to take it with me on hikes, and I put it to good use as a walking staff.
Although this is not a professional tripod, I am able to obtain extremely sharp images with my Nikon d200 and 18-200 VR lens. This is a rather heavy piece of equipment making aiming and stability with the small TrekPod ball-head a challenge. I have learned approximately where I have to aim to get the aim point exactly centered after the substantial sag that occurs when I let go of the camera.
To obtain very sharp images I attach the optional VersaMount low on the pole. I watch through the viewfinder until any shake stops, approximately 5 seconds, then I initiate my remote timer with a 4 or 5 second delay with my camera in the Mirror-Up mode and VR off on the lens.
Images are usually fine when I manually release the shutter with the camera on the TrekPod; however, I get at least equal results off the TrekPod hand-holding the camera with the VR activated. Usually, I set the timer in the camera for 5 seconds with the camera on top of the TrekPod, and I get acceptably sharp images.
Although it is challenging, I am able to use my TrekPod to create panoramas with the help of Photoshop CS3.

I would not normally use the TrekPod without having the camera strap around my neck, because the TrekPod is not sufficiently stable to trust expensive equipment to. Think of it as a glorified monopod.
If I went out and spent more than a thousand dollars for a professional tripod and head I would have a much more stable and easy to use camera support. But I would probably leave it home like most people do. I do not leave the TrekPod at home.


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TrekPod is the unique combination of a lightweight, height-adjustable walking/hiking staff with a fully integrated tripod for cameras, spotting scopes, binoculars and almost any other tripod mountable device up to 9 pounds (4 kg) such as photo lights, microphones, laser range finders, etc.TrekPod is also a height-adjustable, fully functional monopod, which converts between all three functions in just seconds . The TrekPod incorporates an innovative, quick-release, ball head system called MagMount. MagMount is an industry first magnetic quick-release camera and optical device mounting system. It provides for the instant attachment of almost any camera, spotting scope or other device that uses the industry-standard 1/4" -20 mounting stud. The MagMount is a standard feature of the TrekPod, but it is also available as a separate accessory.Top uses for TrekPod for hiking and photography:
As a walking stick - Offering sturdy support on any terrain, the TrekPod will give you the confidence you need to trail walk, off road trek, and ford streams.
As a support device - With our cork or hardwood palmrest in place you can use the TrekPod as a rest to lean on.
As a monopod - With our industry first MagMount you have a magnetic quick mount and release system. When you unscrew the MagMount from the TrekPod you have an industry standard 1/4"- 20 threaded stud available for device attachment.
As a tripod - In seconds, you can move from monopod to tripod mode. You have the ability to mount any optical device on our system.
Long lens tripod stabilizer - When using a camera with a long lens on a tripod you can use the TrekPod to support the lens.
Digiscoping camera support - For superior stabilization of a camera in digiscoping m

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