Tripod Ulanzi T067 carbon 28 cm for photo, video, camera, phone, 1/4" mount

The Ulanzi T067 carbon tripod is a compact support designed for photography and videography applications where portability and stability are required. With a folded length that suits tabletop setups and a working height of approximately 28 cm, this lightweight carbon fiber tripod accommodates cameras, action cameras and phone mounts via a standard 1/4" mounting thread. Its construction aims to provide steady framing for vlogging, product shots, time-lapse sequences and on-location quick setups.

Advantages

Constructed from carbon fiber, the tripod offers a favorable strength-to-weight ratio that makes it easy to carry while maintaining sufficient rigidity for small cameras and accessories. The universal 1/4" mount provides wide compatibility with cameras, action cams and phone adapters. Its compact footprint and low-profile height make it suitable for tabletop photography and stable low-angle shots. The simple design allows quick deployment and adjustment during shoots.

Suitable for

• Tabletop and close-up product photography
• Vlogging and selfie setups with phone mounts
• Action cameras and compact mirrorless or point-and-shoot cameras
• Time-lapse and long-exposure low-angle shots

Key specifications

• Material: carbon fiber
• Working height: approximately 28 cm
• Mount type: standard 1/4" threaded screw
• Compatibility: cameras, action cams and smartphone mounts with 1/4" interface
• Design: compact, low-profile tabletop tripod

How to use

Attach your camera, action cam or phone adapter to the 1/4" threaded mount and ensure the camera is securely fastened before releasing or adjusting the legs. Place the tripod on a stable, level surface to achieve steady framing. For low-angle compositions, extend the legs to the required position and make fine adjustments to the orientation of the camera. When transporting, collapse the legs and secure any movable parts to prevent shifting.

Usage recommendations

Use the tripod on firm surfaces to maximize stability; avoid placing it on soft ground or uneven terrain without additional support. When working with heavier camera setups, verify load capacity and consider a larger tripod or additional stabilization. Clean carbon surfaces with a soft cloth to remove dust and store the tripod in a protective bag to prevent scratches during transport.