I recently purchased the K&F Concept 78-inch Camera Tripod designed for DSLR use. This compact aluminum tripod comes equipped with a 360-degree ball, and let me tell you, it has proven to be the best investment for securing my teleprompter in place.

As someone who relies on a teleprompter for various projects, stability is key to ensuring smooth and professional recordings. The K&F Concept tripod has exceeded my expectations in this regard.

The 78-inch height provides ample elevation, allowing me to position the teleprompter at the perfect eye level for comfortable reading during shoots. The robust construction of the aluminum tripod ensures durability, providing a sturdy foundation for my equipment.

The 360-degree ball head is a standout feature, offering incredible flexibility in adjusting the angle of the teleprompter. This adaptability is crucial for capturing the best shots and accommodating different shooting environments.

What sets this tripod apart is not just its technical features but also its user-friendly design. Setting it up is a breeze, and the quick-release plate simplifies the process of attaching and detaching my teleprompter swiftly.

In terms of portability, the compact design makes it easy to transport to different locations, ensuring that I can maintain consistency in my video productions wherever I go.

In conclusion, the K&F Concept 78-inch Camera Tripod has proven to be an invaluable asset for my teleprompter setup. It provides the stability, height, and flexibility needed for professional video recording. If you're in search of a reliable tripod to hold your teleprompter in place, I highly recommend considering this one. It has truly been the best purchase for enhancing the quality and efficiency of my video production setup.

I use my camera mainly for video, so it's usually locked down on a tripod, but these ND filters really do provide a lot of options for creativity while shooting. I love the magnetic mount so that I can quickly switch between them to find the exact level of step-down I'm looking for. I have purchased several K&F Concept products over the years and each of them never disappoints. For this set, I do wish that I could keep the ring on and still attach my lens cap, but for my specific usage, this isn't a deal-breaker as I typically only place the cap on once I'm done with my shoot.

When I was looking for a video tripod for my bridge camera, I decided on this tripod. Since there were no pre-reviews, I had to buy the "pig in a poke". But since other Cayer tripods have been rated well, I decided to buy them. The decisive factor for me was that the tripod should be robust and extendable. The tripod has now been delivered and corresponds to the item description.
My description refers to the first impression after trying it out, I can't yet provide any long-term experiences.
The Cayer AF2451 is made of sturdy metal with only a few plastic parts and, as you would expect, it is not a very light tripod. The carrying case that comes with it also makes a robust impression. I hadn't really understood how the fixation of the legs works from the texts. The system also makes a very stable impression. A small silver-colored metal plate can practically be pulled out so that each leg can move freely. If you push this part in, it can press itself into one of the three specified "steps" so that one of the three possible angular positions is fixed. Simple but robust and effective. (On other tripods, the "detents" have sometimes stuck, which is not the case here.)
The tripod is very stable even when fully extended. With the tripod you can reach a height of approx. 1.90 m of the optical axis of a camera mounted on it. The clip locks for the tripod legs are easy to use. There are two small circular spirit levels for adjustment, one on the "spider" of the tripod and one on the video head. This can be fine-tuned using a screw on the side. You can't adjust the resistance for turning the head and tilting it, but you can adjust the pressure of the locking screws, so that you can adjust the "ease of movement" a bit.
As shown in the picture, the base plate is secured against accidental slipping out with a button. I also have no complaints about the clamping device for the holding plate. The rubber feet can be exchanged for spikes, which are included in the scope of delivery. Various Allen keys are also included for tightening the screws. The stand rod has a hook at the bottom to which a weight can be attached. This bracket can be unscrewed so that the rod can also be attached upside down in order to achieve small distances to the ground.
As shown in the pictures, the leg with the casing can be unscrewed so that you can also make a monopod together with the middle tripod rod.
Overall, everything makes a stable and solid impression. I'm curious to see how the tripod will prove itself in use.

I needed a video monopod for a lightweight camera. I knew the Cayer was a good option in terms of price and quality, but I hadn't personally tried these two-in-one kits.

I'm very happy, for a little more price (from 110€ for the normal monopod to 140€ for the tripod/monopod) I have both. A monopod that works well with a mirrorless DSLR or in my case a medium sized fs5 type video camera. In addition, as a tripod, it is very suitable as a second tripod for a fixed plane that does not move much. Still, the bread and the tilts are good for them.

If you need a professional tripod to use as your main tripod, you may need to go for a more expensive tripod. However, if you want a well-designed monopod that you can double use as a secondary tripod, this is a hit.

In fact, I couldn't see it until the monopod arrived (without using the center pole), it stays around 1.7m. For me it's a perfect height, but with another extension you can go even higher.

The main features of this tripod that set it off from my others are:-Lightweight: Hardly weighs anything so to maneuver it is super easy. Downside is it isn't the most stable when a camera is mounted on it in the offset position. I counter it by having the tripod lean a little away from the camera. Still I wouldn't choose my other heavier tripods for photo work. For video work though i would prefer my heavy tripod.-Versatility and adaptability: From mounting upside down to get close to the ground/floor to offsetting the camera from the base to reach around something this tripod can pretty much do anything. It doesn't take long to switch it up either which is nice. Much easier to do with the camera off the tripod though. The downside is this tripod has no handle so still video only. Photos no worry.-Size: The size goes hand in hand with the versatility and adaptability section but i think it deserves its own section. I am 6’3” and still find myself a lot of times holding the camera over my head to get different angles. This tripod is very tall and now when i need the high angles I have stability too which is nice. That being said it also makes itself small too.Overall I am impressed with this tripod. I was skeptical because of how light it was but it is great. For the price i think you are getting a good quality piece of equipment that will last a good time.

I ordered the tripod for a complex video project. It was important to me that it was easy to set up and transport and that the camera could be attached easily and securely. In addition, the tripod must be stable, have a firm footing and not wobble. All my criteria are met with this tripod. Top price-performance ratio.

Is this my new, all purpose, love it, tripod? No. Is this my new, up over people heads, church video camera, tripod? Yes. I just need something tall a cheap and stable. This looks like it fits the bill. Would it stand up to daily use, travel, and outdoor use? Not sure right now.

This is my first camera tripod. I was hesitant at first since I will mainly use this for travel video and picture taking purpose. But after receiving the product, I am really impressed. As written on description, this product is lightweight and sturdy.