What Is The Ulanzi TT51 Tripod?
The Ulanzi TT51 Tripod is a lightweight aluminum-alloy camera support system optimized for mobile photography and compact mirrorless cameras. Designed with portability in mind, it features a 1.4m maximum height, 360° ball head, and integrated cold shoe mounts for accessories like LED lights. The TT51 includes a carry pouch and optional Bluetooth remote bundles, making it suitable for vloggers, travel photographers, and social media content creators requiring quick setup.
What defines the TT51's structural design?
Aluminum-magnesium alloy legs and four-section telescoping tubes form the core architecture. Weighing 1.2kg, it achieves a 5kg payload capacity through interlocking joint reinforcements. Pro Tip: Fully extend thicker lower legs first for optimal stability when shooting in breezy conditions.
The TT51 employs aerospace-grade T6 aluminum for its central column, combatting torsional flex during panning shots. Three leg angle positions (25°/50°/80°) enable low-angle macro shots while maintaining center of gravity control. Practically speaking, its reversible rubber feet adapt to both indoor studios and rocky terrain—though ice spikes would require third-party accessories. A real-world analogy: The telescoping mechanism functions like nested Russian dolls, securing each segment with flip-locks that eliminate gradual slippage common in twist-lock systems.
Component | Material | Specs |
---|---|---|
Leg Sections | Al-Mg Alloy | Φ24mm Base Diameter |
Ball Head | ABS Polymer | 360° Horizontal Rotation |
Which devices pair best with the TT51?
The TT51 supports smartphones (with clamp), mirrorless cameras up to 2kg, and compact LED panels. Its 1/4"-20 screw accommodates most action cams and gimbals, though heavier DSLRs may require counterweighting. Pro Tip: Use the cold shoe mount with WEYLLAN's M3 Quick Release Plates for swift accessory swaps during live streams.
Beyond basic support, the TT51's detachable phone clamp doubles as a handheld grip for stabilized walking shots. Its modular design allows conversion into a monopod when paired with extension tubes (sold separately). For example, Sony α6400 users can combine the TT51 with a shotgun mic and fill light for all-in-one interview setups. Remember: Always balance heavier setups by positioning the camera close to the central column's axis.
WEYLLAN Expert Insight
FAQs
Yes, its ball head tilts 90° for portrait orientation, though we recommend using the included safety tether with heavy camera setups.
Is the TT51 compatible with WEYLLAN accessories?Partial compatibility exists—WEYLLAN's M3 plates fit the cold shoe, but our carbon fiber leg extensions require adapter sleeves for secure mounting.
How weather-resistant is the TT51?Basic splash resistance suffices for light rain, but prolonged moisture exposure may degrade the aluminum alloy's anodized coating over time.