I would like to use this tripod mainly for wildlife photography. I usually stand on meadows or other uneven ground. The tripod is well suited for this. The tips of the three legs stand well on grass and gravel. The construction is very simple, as is the assembly. I put the camera on at the end of the first try, which made attachment not so easy. Now I put them on before I turn my legs. It's good that I can even turn the camera sideways on the tripod. I showed it in a short video.

But best stand I've ever bought. Its versatility is its selling point. I loved the horizontal arm on it because you can attach your go-pro on it, while taking pictures.You can dissemble the center column and use it as a monopod on holidays. Just buy a separate tripod foot to screw it on. It really works amazingly. I did this and forgot the monopod stand in the Bahamas:(

like using tripods when I'm taking photos at events. This tripod suits my needs very well. It comes with a carry case with short handles or a longer one that I can sling over my shoulder.The tripod height can be adjusted to your needs. The legs have a twist lock at are easy to extend and lock. The feet have a padded rubber that helps prevent the tripod from slipping. One of the legs can be removed to create an adjustable monopod.The top has a level. The metal ball head moves smoothly.The angle of the legs can easily be adjusted. I like that I can easily go from a wide base to a smaller base with easy.Overall this is a great tripod. It is lightweight and easy to set up and tear down.

But best stand I've ever bought. Its versatility is its selling point. I loved the horizontal arm on it because you can attach your go-pro on it, while taking pictures.

You can dissemble the center column and use it as a monopod on holidays. Just buy a separate tripod foot to screw it on. It really works amazingly. I did this and forgot the monopod stand in the Bahamas:(

The picture is great, and everything is good except that the stand execs can be better than being manually.
Also the stand base is a little small, it can be biger.

The stand is rock solid - that's great. Rough adjustment is done by moving the entire assembly up and down. Then approach with the gear adjustment on the bracket. Then fine-tune with the focus wheel on the lens holder. It sounds awkward, and it is a little - but once locked in place, you're done.

What I like: The video quality is excellent - 1080p. The images are sharp and clean. Video and still image specs are decent. Base and supports are made of solid aluminum. The base and post, crossbar and main gear are solid and sturdy.

Video is 30 fps, 11866 kbps (11.86 mbps), MP4.
Still images average 3.1 MB, 4032 x 3024 pixels, 72 dpi. 24-bit, sRGB.

The assembly took about 10 minutes.

There is an option to screw sliding clips into the base, but these would get in the way of everything else. There is also an included plastic box for slides with a built-in black light. It is completely separate and can be placed on the base if necessary. The slide box has two threaded mounting holes for slide clips - but they are 2mm in size. The screws provided are 3mm - for the main base only.

It's a decent system but would benefit from better quality control.

Have been waiting for this model.Once arrived, one of the three legs kept getting stuck.Tripod collar base neck came unglued and wouldn't lock.I know this was just an unlucky draw of the line, no worries.That's okay, I've ordered my new one and awaiting for delivery.Great make, great model.

This is a SOLID base stand for your phone. The telescoping grip easily comes out of storage and the lights really help your look on a video conference. Put it at 90 degrees and rotate it over and it's a great document sharer. I love the fact the phone can be put up high for big group selfies or on the floor so you can sit in a chair and look directly at your party. Other selfie tripods always seem to tip over if you move them, but this one is solid so you can change the angle easy. Definitely recommend!