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Question: Once extended, do the sections freely rotate or do they stay aligned? That is, if I loosen and extend a section can that section rotate or is it restr
Document: ), extend the monopod all the way out. Lockall sections once it is extended.For the fun part, ever so innocently (with that face?) raise thecamcorder up using the monopod.
very simple mono pod, has three sections that will extend. each one has a clasping lock on it. has a rubber foot on the bottom, that you can "spin" to get a sharp point for better use on the ground.
For the inexpensive price, the Dolica is an exceptional value monopod! The adjustable sections are easy to extend to an overall length nearly 6' height with the quick flip locks. I have used this monopod with several different Canon cameras including the Rebel Xs as well as the T4i. The monopod CAN be used with heavier lenses (such as the Sigma 500 mm lens) however realize with the weight the monopod will need to be securely held to prevent damage to the expensive gear.
I have extended it high...but had no need to shoot that high yet. I have used it while up on the short ladder but still, no need to have it extend to the maximum. Also, I've learned from certain Tripods that you go to maximum, you can have some breakage. I haven't had that problem with the Dolica but if you don't need to use the maximum, then don't.
light and easy to handle. used it on safari and in the non extended position was prefect to to support the camera on the seat of the Jeep. Quick and easy to extend or shorten.
Thanks that those issues did not happen when I traveled weeks ago. The length of this monopod is just right for me because it is not too short or too long for my height of 5'-7". The mono-pod is very light, and each section, four in all, are smoothly finished so as each section just falls down to maximum  length as soon as the locks are released.
If you a) have a lightweight camera, b) are new to photography or c) will only occasionally use a monopod, then this will more than suffice. It does not feel especially sturdy, and I fear the section locks will eventually wear, but I can't deny that it has come in handy more than once.I've since updated to a carbon Manfrotto, and probably won't use this one much.
Looking to shoot film footage with your DSLR, but want to stay compact and lightweight? This is an essential tool. Exactly the balance you need to get the steady shots you're looking for. And at this price, it's a gimme. I love the Dolica!
Looks very durable, like that has 3 sections to adjust height and with lock, grip is good and definitely the price is awesome, very recommended.
(Leki makes a walking stick/unipod, but you are in a far different price range. )I really like the toggle locks on the extension sections. Much better than twist locks, which I can never seem to get to work without retraining myself.The included carrying case is nicely equipped with an over the shoulder strap. Though in my case the added weight and the bother of having to remove the pod and then find someplace to store the case is not worth the bother.
Answer: It follows a grove in the shaft. So, no it does not rotate in any way. It would be fairly easy to rotate the entire monopod however. The base has a steel tip and could be used to rotate the monopod.