I bought the carbon tripod because I finally wanted a ball head :-). The tripod is incredibly light and remains very stable. The screw caps can be easily opened and then securely fastened again. The camera sits perfectly on the ball joint and is then super adjustable. The fixing screws are easy to move and yet very easy to fix. When the camera is attached to the ball head mount with the plate, the spirit level is on the side of the screen, where it suits me. BUT the wheel to fix the plate is then on the side of the lens. With my Sigma, however, the rotary knob is almost on the lens. There are only tenths to hundredths between the rotary knob and the lens. Otherwise the tripod is a recommendation: - Weight - stability - size - flexibility - rapid deployment

I bought the carbon tripod because I finally wanted a ball head :-). The tripod is incredibly light and remains very stable. The screw caps can be easily opened and then securely fastened again. The camera sits perfectly on the ball joint and is then super adjustable. The fixing screws are easy to move and yet very easy to fix.

When the camera is attached to the ball head mount with the plate, the spirit level is on the side of the screen, where it suits me. BUT the wheel to fix the plate is then on the side of the lens. With my Sigma, however, the rotary knob is almost on the lens. There are only tenths to hundredths between the rotary knob and the lens.

Otherwise the tripod is a recommendation:

- Weight
- stability
- size
- flexibility
- rapid deployment

"I bought the carbon tripod because I finally wanted a ball head :-). The tripod is incredibly light and yet very stable. The screw caps are easy to open and then fix again easily. The camera sits great on the ball head and is then super adjustable. The fixing screws are smooth and yet very easy to fix.

When the camera is attached to the plate on the ball head mount, the spirit level is on the side of the display, where it's okay for me. BUT the adjustment knob The lens is on the side to attach the plate. But on my Sigma, the rotary knob is almost on the lens. There are only 10ths to 100ths between the rotary knob and the lens. Otherwise, the tripod is a recommendation:

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Weight
- Stability
- size
- flexibility
- quick deployment

The Kentfaith Digital Camera is a budget-friendly option perfect for beginners and casual photographers. It features a 64 MP resolution for sharp images, and 16x digital zoom. The simple design and user-friendly connection make it easy to use, it also has a reasonably sized screen that is great for framing and reviewing shots. However, the camera struggles in low-light places, and the digital zoom can reduce image quality. Even with these drawbacks, it offers good value for its price, making it a solid choice for those new to photography and other beginners. And the fact that it is already provided with a 32GB SD card is good. Overall a great camera.

Had a problem with the camera when first received. Tried to fix the issue but could not. Company sent replacement that works well (only have had it for a few days). So far, so good. Appreciate the company stepping up and providing good customer support.

Camera is great only thing wrong I would say is the sound but nothing that a mic can’t fix great picture quality

My wife has been asking about a digital camera for a few months, so I bought this for her birthday and she loves it. The picture quality is better than our iPhones and the videos come out looking great too! It comes with 2 rechargable battery packs and we haven't even used the second battery pack yet. It also comes with a strap which has come in handy.

My old FD lenses are experiencing a renaissance with these adapters. Great to be able to use them again with the new digital technology. Of course, an automatic aperture transfer does not work with this. Manual setting and exposures with automatic aperture are super possible. Highly recommended.