Zero ¼ Centre Column (Review) for the Zero Y & F38 Travel Tripod from Ulanzi and Coman

The Zero ¼ Centre column made by Ulanzi and Coman is a clever addition to the Zero Y travel Tripod system.
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[IndiaDelgado]

Been loving the videos you’ve done on the Ulanzi Coleman tripod! Wanted to make sure I support you! I can’t wait to receive my tripod soon!

[pseudoryx]

The 1/4 Centre column cannot be shortened like the Zero Y column, which is a *huge* blunder if you want to use a wildlife gimbal close to the ground. Hopefully they will come up with a v2 later. For now this is still not the solution I was hoping to get.

[tonijones]

hi Im thrilled about this column so I can put my own head on the tripod I think Im in a minority of one when it comes to this tripod - the legs are near perfect absolutely wonderful but Ive had issues with head -yes great idea BUT for me its got issues or Ive got a faulty one here are some problems -the biggest one is that the tightening knob- its small and impossible in my one to tighten fully by hand so its really secure -so tightened by hand it seems secure and then any movement of the camera body may or may not cause the plate to become loose- very dodgy when the camera is vertical-£5000 of camera/lens hitting the ground -the jaws on the arca swiss plate are the narrowest Ive ever seen and combined with the tiny knob s I think makes it prone to coming loose theres a problem also using the provided plate fitting the camera is really messy dont know if anyone esle has any problems?

[journeyofcurtis]

Anyone know where I can get a replacement hook key screwdriver? Mine popped off and disappeared and I don't know where to get another one.