I got the best picture I have ever taken using the monopod part of this sturdy tripod. The picture was a long exposure of a waterfall. This tripod is sturdy but weighs quite a bit for me to pack as a rather small woman. One of the many neat features of this tripod is one leg (it's identified) can be taken off and used with the center piece as a monopod. The monopod I'm willing to tote on a hike. The monopod gave me the stability I needed for get the picture without any shake. It was fairly easy to get the pieces back in place when I returned. This tripod does extend really high which is helpful when shooting over fences such as those put up to keep the public safely back.
I like the idea of using this tripod better than taking along a ladder which I've seen some photographers use for abandoned buildings and ruins. Although I haven't made full use of the range of positions this tripod permits, I like its availability. I also like how secure my camera feels on the tripod. This comes with a carrying case so when it's not in use, this tripod doesn't take up much room. My rating is 5 stars because of the sturdiness and I love being able to also use this as a monopod.

Even if the GoPro cameras take very good pictures with the basic equipment, in certain situations you can no longer get any further without the appropriate filters. The filter set from K&F Concept offers very good quality here. I've been a big friend of the K&F Concept filters for a long time. I've been using the filters from this manufacturer on my drone for a while now and I'm very happy with the results. The filters for the GoPro also absolutely impress me. The filters fit perfectly on the GoPro (hero 9 for me). They can be swapped out in seconds and are just as secure as the original GoPro glass. Since the filters are only slightly heavier than the original glass, there are no problems with using a gimbal. I really like the fact that this set directly combines ND and PL filters. So you have the combination of "sunglasses" and polarizing filter directly in one filter attachment. The filter is rotatable, so you can also adjust the direction of polarization. On bright summer days, or even in the snow, the filter set can be used to noticeably improve the recordings. As a rule, however, the ND8 or ND16 filter should be used in most cases. The two higher filter levels are primarily suitable for long exposures or in extreme sunshine. The optical quality of the filters is very good. There are no problems with distortion or other image disturbances. In terms of quality, there is absolutely nothing wrong with the K&F filters. Conclusion: A very good filter set at a reasonable price (currently around 70 euros). I can only recommend the filters from K&F Concept, I have never had any problems with this manufacturer. Definitely full 5 stars.

The 63-Inch Monopod in Black has truly impressed me with its exceptional stability, lightweight design, and effective image stabilization. Whether capturing dynamic scenes or shooting in challenging conditions, the monopod provides a reliable support system, ensuring my photos remain sharp and clear. Its lightweight construction adds to the overall convenience, making it a go-to accessory for on-the-go photographers. The integrated image stabilization is a standout feature, significantly reducing vibrations and enhancing the quality of my shots. Setting up the monopod is a breeze, and its durable build instills confidence in its long-term performance. In summary, this monopod is a versatile and reliable tool that exceeds expectations, making it a valuable addition to any photographer's gear arsenal.

I got the best picture I have ever taken using the monopod part of this sturdy tripod. The picture was a long exposure of a waterfall. This tripod is sturdy but weighs quite a bit for me to pack as a rather small woman. One of the many neat features of this tripod is one leg (it's identified) can be taken off and used with the center piece as a monopod. The monopod I'm willing to tote on a hike. The monopod gave me the stability I needed for get the picture without any shake. It was fairly easy to get the pieces back in place when I returned. This tripod does extend really high which is helpful when shooting over fences such as those put up to keep the public safely back. I like the idea of using this tripod better than taking along a ladder which I've seen some photographers use for abandoned buildings and ruins. Although I haven't made full use of the range of positions this tripod permits, I like its availability. I also like how secure my camera feels on the tripod. This comes with a carrying case so when it's not in use, this tripod doesn't take up much room. My rating is 5 stars because of the sturdiness and I love being able to also use this as a monopod.

I've been using a variety of Freeweel filters for a long time. And since I have now misused my GoPro 9 times to use it as a dashcam, a polarization filter was necessary because of the reflections of the interior. And one without ND. These work very well during the day, but in the evening or when it is very twilight, this no longer works. Therefore, it should be a pure CPL filter for this time, which is not as darkened as the others. That's exactly what I got. Works great. I would definitely recommend.

Good alternative to the expensive GoPro. Battery life is long and ideal for long trips

All is great with exception to the description of monopod. The description states : "【Detachable Monopod】 It can be turned into a lightweight monopod or walking stick alone to make your photography more diverse. " To go along with this, the picture of the product shows the Monopod, Tripod folded, and Tripod open. The picture is deceiving as it shows the monopod alone along side the fully attached tripod. The description does not state that one of the tripod legs is to be removed to make the monopod. By seeing the pictures and reading the description, I thought the center column would be removed and used as the monopod. Thereby being a quicker change from Tripod to Monopod back to Tripod when needed.

I got the best picture I have ever taken using the monopod part of this sturdy tripod. The picture was a long exposure of a waterfall. This tripod is sturdy but weighs quite a bit for me to pack as a rather small woman. One of the many neat features of this tripod is one leg (it's identified) can be taken off and used with the center piece as a monopod. The monopod I'm willing to tote on a hike. The monopod gave me the stability I needed for get the picture without any shake. It was fairly easy to get the pieces back in place when I returned. This tripod does extend really high which is helpful when shooting over fences such as those put up to keep the public safely back. I like the idea of using this tripod better than taking along a ladder which I've seen some photographers use for abandoned buildings and ruins. Although I haven't made full use of the range of positions this tripod permits, I like its availability. I also like how secure my camera feels on the tripod. This comes with a carrying case so when it's not in use, this tripod doesn't take up much room. My rating is 5 stars because of the sturdiness and I love being able to also use this as a monopod.