
Benro
Benro CSC0 Carbon Fiber Short Center Column
Lightweight carbon fiber short center column that lets Benro 0 Series tripod shooters get down to ground-level angles.
$54.95*
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Overview
Key Features
Allows the user to bring equipment higher off the ground or lower to the ground.
This benefit of added height and/or decreased height offers the user incredible versatility during photoshoots.
Features a standard 3/8"-16 thread for mounting on most tripod heads.
Ideal for location shooting or for studio use.
Limited 3-Year Warranty (Extended to 5-Years with Online Registration).
Specifications
Compatibility
Benro 0 Series Tripods
Material
Carbon Fiber
Function
Short Center Column
Frequently Asked Questions
Which tripods is this short center column compatible with?
It is designed specifically for Benro 0 Series tripods and is not compatible with other Benro series or third-party tripod heads.
How does this column differ from the standard center column included with the tripod?
It is significantly shorter, allowing you to spread the tripod legs wide and position the camera much closer to the ground for macro, landscape, and tabletop shooting.
Is the carbon fiber construction noticeably lighter than a metal equivalent?
Yes, carbon fiber reduces weight compared to aluminum columns and also dampens vibrations more effectively, which benefits sharpness at slower shutter speeds.
Can I still mount a ball head or other tripod head on this column?
Yes, it uses the same mounting thread as the standard Benro 0 Series column, so any compatible head attaches directly.
Does this column allow the camera to be inverted for shooting straight down?
When combined with the tripod's leg spread, it positions the camera very low but does not invert; inverting depends on the specific tripod model's center column mechanism.