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- Page 1 CTT-1000/CTT-1000L 3-Section Carbon-Fiber Tabletop Tripod Model CTT-1000 shown You’re on steady ground ®...
- Page 2 An extender is included for extra height, and it can even be used as a selfie stick. Oben’s CTT-1000 Series tripods are great additions to the camera bag of photographers and vloggers who insist on...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Key Features _____________________________________ Ballhead Operation 8-12 ______________________________ Mounting the Ballhead ___________________________ Mounting the Quick-Release Plate to the Camera Mounting the Camera and Quick-Release Plate to the Ballhead Main Locking Knob Operation _____________________ Panoramic Base ________________________________ Tripod Operation 12-14 _________________________________ Leg Length Adjustment... -
Page 4: Key Features
KEY FEATURES... - Page 5 KEY FEATURES 1/4-20 mounting screw 3-angle leg adjustment Leg adjustment twist locks Rubber/spiked Feet Extender/selfie stick Also Included: 3/8-16 to 1/4-20 reducer bushings (×2) Hex keys (×2)
- Page 6 KEY FEATURES...
- Page 7 KEY FEATURES Quick-release plate 1/4-20 mounting screw Quick-release knob Vertical bubble level 90° notch Locking knob Pan knob Panoramic base with 360° markings...
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Page 8: Ballhead Operation
OPERATION OPERATION Ballhead Operation MOUNTING THE BALLHEAD During normal operation, the ballhead will occasionally have to be removed. To mount it back onto the tripod: 1. Align the ballhead socket with the tripod mounting screw. 2. Rotate the ballhead clockwise onto the tripod, and tighten it by hand. -
Page 9: Mounting The Quick-Release Plate To The Camera
Warning: Some manufacturers’ plates do not meet our specifications and may not lock your equipment securely in the Oben quick-release clamp. Test any camera and lens plates made by manufacturers other than Oben to ensure compatibility before use. -
Page 10: Mounting The Camera And Quick-Release Plate To The Ballhead
OPERATION Ballhead Operation (continued) MOUNTING THE CAMERA AND QUICK- RELEASE PLATE TO THE BALLHEAD Make sure that all knobs on the ballhead are tightened, except for the quick-release knob. 1. Turn the quick-release knob counterclockwise until it stops. 2. Mount the camera to the ballhead by sliding one edge of the quick-release plate into the clamp. -
Page 11: Main Locking Knob Operation
OPERATION MAIN LOCKING KNOB OPERATION The main locking knob locks and unlocks the ballhead, which allows for changing the position of the camera. Always use one hand to secure the camera while adjusting the ballhead, and make sure the lock is engaged before letting go of the camera. -
Page 12: Panoramic Base
OPERATION Ballhead Operation (continued) PANORAMIC BASE The base of the ballhead can be independently rotated 360°. Use the degree markings on the base of the ballhead to accurately set up panoramic shots. 1. Twist the pan knob counterclockwise to unlock the base. 2. -
Page 13: Leg Angle Adjustment
OPERATION LEG ANGLE ADJUSTMENT For stable support when shooting on an uneven surface, or for low-angle shots, each leg can be adjusted to 3 preset angles. To set the leg angle: 1. Lift the angle adjustment lock. 2. Set the angle of the leg to one of the three preset positions. -
Page 14: Spiked Feet
OPERATION Tripod Operation (continued) 3. Adjust the extender height with the two twist locks. The extender reduces the Important: stability of the tripod. The extender should only be used with point and shoot cameras or smartphones. SPIKED FEET The rubber nonskid feet are for use indoors or on flat surfaces. -
Page 15: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS / WARNINGS Specifications / Warnings CTT-1000 CTT-1000L Maximum Load 11 lb. (5 kg) 11 lb. (5 kg) Maximum Height 15.5 in. (39.4 cm) 28.2 in. (71.6 cm) Minimum Height 4.2 in. (10.7 cm) 4.4 in. (11.2 cm) Folded Length 10.4 in. - Page 16 www.obensupports.com...
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