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Sirui monopods offer a compact and easy solution to stabilise the camera and lens more than freehand shooting.
Rapid One-Step Height Adjustment: Easily adjust the monopod’s height for seamless transitions between shots.
Carbon Fibre Build: Lightweight yet sturdy, enhancing portability and durability.
Versatile Modular Design: Features a dual-use setup with a monopod and detachable tripod base.
10kg Support: Strong enough to hold various cameras and lenses for high-quality visuals.
Mini Tripod Functionality: Base converts for low-angle shots and added stability.
Effortless Mounting: Quick-release system for fast camera attachment.
Premium 10-Layer Carbon Fibre: Ensures maximum strength and minimal weight.
Rapid One-Step Height Adjustment: Easily adjust the monopod’s height for seamless transitions between shots.
Carbon Fibre Build: Lightweight yet sturdy, enhancing portability and durability.
Versatile Modular Design: Features a dual-use setup with a monopod and detachable tripod base.
10kg Support: Strong enough to hold various cameras and lenses for high-quality visuals.
Mini Tripod Functionality: Base converts for low-angle shots and added stability.
Effortless Mounting: Quick-release system for fast camera attachment..
Premium 10-Layer Carbon Fibre: Ensures maximum strength and minimal weight.
Removable Base Converts to Mini Tripod
Quick-release mounting system
360° Panning Hand Grip
Rubber and Spiked Foot
10-Layer Carbon Fibre Build
Load capacity: 10 kg
Removable Base Converts to Mini Tripod
Quick-release mounting system
360° Panning Hand Grip
Rubber and Spiked Foot
10-Layer Carbon Fibre Build
Load capacity: 10 kg
8-layer carbon fibre in 6 sections
Reversible 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch screw for tripod heads or camera
Comfortable wrist strap and soft cold weather grip
twist locks for secure support
With mini compass and carabiner
Weight: 0.45kg
Max. load: 10kg
Height: 395mm – 1590mm
Closed size: 395mm
Tube diameter: 16 – 32mm
Best quality aluminium in 6 sections
Reversible 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch screw for tripod heads or camera
Comfortable wrist strap and soft cold weather grip
twist locks for secure support
With mini compass and carabiner
Weight: 0.55kg
Max. load: 8kg
Height: 395mm – 1590mm
Closed size: 395mm
Tube diameter: 16 – 32mm
High-grade aluminium construction
Allows for the included base to be mounted to the P-326 or P-306 monopods
Retractable Spiked Foot
Three leg angle selections
Quick-release design
Model | P-306 | P-326 | P-325FS | P-325FL | SVM-145 | SVM-165 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Material | Aluminium | Carbon Fiber | Carbon Fiber | Carbon Fiber | Carbon Fiber | Carbon Fiber |
Max Height | 159cm | 159cm | 140cm | 170cm | 145cm | 165cm |
Min. Height | 39.5cm | 39.5cm | 57cm | 63cm | 63cm | 70cm |
Retracted Height | 39.5cm | 39.5cm | 57cm | 63cm | 75cm | 82cm |
Folded Height | 39.5cm | 39.5cm | 57cm | 63cm | 75cm | 82cm |
Max. Load | 8kg | 10kg | 10kg | 10kg | 10kg | 10kg |
Sections | 6 | 6 | 5 | 5 | 3 | 3 |
Wrist Strap | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES |
Tripod Base | Available Separately | Available Separately | YES | YES | YES | YES |
Weight | 0.55kg | 0.45kg | 1.17kg | 1.2kg | 1.49kg | 1.52kg |
Sirui monopods offer a compact and easy solution to stabilise the camera and lens more than freehand shooting.
Monopods are a great tool for stable shooting when freehand shooting isn’t enough. This may be due to a large heavy telephoto lens that needs support or when shooting with slower shutter speeds.
Sirui monopods are available in two distinct versions, one is the standard monopod which is generally used to support large telephoto lenses and the second is the multifunction monopod. Multifunction monopods can be used to support large telephoto lenses but can also be used for video work. They have additional features like panning handles and a stabilising base that suits multiple types of shooting, particularly video.
Why use a monopod?
As mentioned above monopods are great for supporting large telephoto lenses when shooting action sports or wildlife etc.
As the monopod is easily manoeuvred you can quickly track moving subjects without the limitations of a tripod.
Videographers like wedding shooters like multifunction monopods as they can easily transport the rig from location to location and set it up with a small footprint. Multifunction monopods also include great features like panning handles to assist in tracking and following subjects when filming.
As monopods are much more compact and lighter than tripods, moving to shoot locations, whether it be to a sports field or out in the wild tracking wildlife, it is considerably easier and less cumbersome. When stowed monopods collapse into themselves which provides a very small unit for travel. Typically a monopod will fit nicely into the bottle holder compartment of a bag or camera bag.
The consideration is you will not have as much stability as compared to a tripod. As an example, you will still need to support the monopod or the camera while using the setup.
Monopods also have a much smaller footprint compared to tripods. Some locations don't allow tripods as they take up a lot of space and can hinder foot traffic. Monopods are a great option for this situation.
Types of Sirui Monopods -
The Sirui P-306 and P-326 are considered a more conventional monopods. The models are the same in regards to profile however differ in regard to materials used in the construction.
The P-326 uses Carbon Fibre in the tubes which makes the overall package lighter and stronger, whereas the P-306 uses Aircraft grade aluminium.
Sirui P-325FL and P-325FS are multifunction monopods and these are great for uses when filming. This range of monopods has specific features which assist in video work. Such as a panning handle that allows friction-free panning of the camera.
These multifunction monopods also include a base that provides more stability when using video rigs that require more support.
The P-325FL and P-325FS include a super-fast quick-release mounting system which allows the filter to release the camera from the monopod very quickly. This is incredibly handy when you are needing to transition from supported shooting to handheld shooting very quickly
A monopod is a type of camera support device used by photographers and videographers to stabilize their cameras. It consists of a single extendable leg with a camera mount on top. Unlike tripods that have three legs, monopods have only one leg and provide less stability but offer greater mobility and ease of use in certain situations.
Monopods are typically made of lightweight materials such as aluminum or carbon fiber, making them portable and easy to carry. They often feature telescopic legs that can be extended or retracted to adjust the height and provide stability. At the top of the monopod, there is a mount or a quick-release plate where the camera or camcorder can be attached.
When using a monopod, the photographer holds onto the handle or grip at the base of the monopod, providing support and stability while shooting. The monopod helps reduce camera shake, especially when using longer lenses or shooting in low-light conditions. It also allows photographers to pan and tilt more smoothly during video recording.
Monopods are commonly used in situations where mobility is essential, such as sports events, wildlife photography, or when shooting in crowded spaces where tripods are impractical or restricted. They offer a balance between stability and portability, making them a popular choice for photographers and videographers who require a lightweight and versatile camera support option.
Monopods offer several benefits for photographers and videographers:
Overall, monopods offer a balance between stability and mobility, providing photographers and videographers with a practical camera support solution in various shooting scenarios.
Monopods can be beneficial for a wide range of photographers and videographers, depending on their specific needs and shooting situations. Here are some individuals who may find monopods particularly useful:
It's important to note that while monopods offer advantages in certain situations, they may not be suitable for all types of photography. In scenarios where maximum stability is required, such as long exposures or precise macro photography, a tripod may be a better choice. Ultimately, the decision to use a monopod depends on the photographer's shooting style, specific requirements, and personal preference.
Yes, there are different types of monopods available, each with its own features and capabilities. Here are a few variations you may come across:
It's important to consider your specific needs and shooting requirements when selecting a monopod. Factors such as weight capacity, height range, material, and additional features should be taken into account to choose the monopod that best suits your photography or videography style.
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