The tripod is much better than the plastic ones that I’ve purchased in the past month. I have purchased almost 3 tripods and they were too flimsy and did not hold up really well and I just didn’t feel like the quality was there. This one pass the test right away because it comes in a very durable and well made carry case and I’m happy that I don’t have to purchase that separately. The tripod while heavier than the plastic ones is lightweight. The feet have added traction so it’s good for use outside because the tripod stays in its place. The easy flip locks were a little bit sharp but my husband fix that for me somehow and it has been doing fine since then. I use this with my Sony A6600 and no issues. The tripod extends to 78inches which is quite tall to take photos from most angles. My husband does professional photography and he said he was actually impressed by this tripod.
01/07/2024
Feet will come unscrewed on you, watch out for that! First use I noticed them loose, tightened them as best I could, but by the end of a 1 hour hike with it strapped to my camera bag 2 of the 3 feet had loosened again and fallen off somewhere on the trail, lost forever. So if you buy this make sure to put some loctite on the threads of the feet before using it. Company at least has sent me replacement, has taken a month to get it but at least it's free.
30/06/2024
I was looking for a tripod to replace the old one which is gone now, wobbly and creaky.
I came across this tripod which was very well talked about, I wanted to try it and loved it!
PRO
1) The tripod can reach a height of up to 2 meters and still remains very stable
2) The presence of the ball head should not be underestimated, if it breaks (I hope never) you can replace it with one of a better known brand. Finding the right position of the machine body is much easier and faster compared to the heads of “classic” easels.
3) Opening is not necessary thanks to the "clamps" that allow you to extend the legs.
4) Stability is even better thanks to the weight support. I recommend hanging the backpack on it to make it immobile.
5) Stability, which can be greater on land thanks to the iron feet "planted" in the ground, as can be
seen from the video CONTRO.
1) Although the purse is closed, he found it a bit awkward (46cm) but nothing flashy. I was used to my old tripod which reached 38cm closed.
2) After a few uses, the rubber feet will already wear out. Nothing else
to say, I especially recommend it to those approaching the world of photography. Investing in a tripod is important because it will last for years.
I recommend it
I came across this tripod which was very well talked about, I wanted to try it and loved it!
PRO
1) The tripod can reach a height of up to 2 meters and still remains very stable
2) The presence of the ball head should not be underestimated, if it breaks (I hope never) you can replace it with one of a better known brand. Finding the right position of the machine body is much easier and faster compared to the heads of “classic” easels.
3) Opening is not necessary thanks to the "clamps" that allow you to extend the legs.
4) Stability is even better thanks to the weight support. I recommend hanging the backpack on it to make it immobile.
5) Stability, which can be greater on land thanks to the iron feet "planted" in the ground, as can be
seen from the video CONTRO.
1) Although the purse is closed, he found it a bit awkward (46cm) but nothing flashy. I was used to my old tripod which reached 38cm closed.
2) After a few uses, the rubber feet will already wear out. Nothing else
to say, I especially recommend it to those approaching the world of photography. Investing in a tripod is important because it will last for years.
I recommend it
29/06/2024
The tripod feels sturdy even with large lenses on it.Moving the head is different to get used to. I’m used to a literal bar that you hold and twist & this one works a little differently... you just move the camera... so easier but when you’ve been doing it a different way for 30 years it’s a new way of thinking. Being able to convert to monopod is handy as you don’t have to carry both but the process does take a minute. If I know I need a quick change from tri to mono I still bring both with me.Overall I’m pleased, especially for the money.This isn’t my full time gig right now, so I’m going to shell out hundreds on a tripod. If I used it on location 8 hours a day & was tossing it around a lot really sort of abusing it, I’m not sure how long this one would hold up. But time will tell & for me as a side gig... it’s perfect & I suspect will be with me a long time.
29/06/2024
El producto tiene excelente presentación y luce muy bien .... tengo poco tiempo con él y no podría dar algún concepto de durabilidad.
29/06/2024
Great product! Solid construction, legs don’t bend even when fully extended. Still lightweight. For the price couldn’t be happier. I would put this against others 2-3 times the price. I am using it to shoot videos using a Canon M50 and have no issues with stability. I would buy again!
29/06/2024
The tripod feels sturdy even with large lenses on it.
Moving the head is different to get used to. I’m used to a literal bar that you hold and twist & this one works a little differently... you just move the camera... so easier but when you’ve been doing it a different way for 30 years it’s a new way of thinking. Being able to convert to monopod is handy as you don’t have to carry both but the process does take a minute. If I know I need a quick change from tri to mono I still bring both with me.
Overall I’m pleased, especially for the money.
This isn’t my full time gig right now, so I’m going to shell out hundreds on a tripod. If I used it on location 8 hours a day & was tossing it around a lot really sort of abusing it, I’m not sure how long this one would hold up. But time will tell & for me as a side gig... it’s perfect & I suspect will be with me a long time.
Moving the head is different to get used to. I’m used to a literal bar that you hold and twist & this one works a little differently... you just move the camera... so easier but when you’ve been doing it a different way for 30 years it’s a new way of thinking. Being able to convert to monopod is handy as you don’t have to carry both but the process does take a minute. If I know I need a quick change from tri to mono I still bring both with me.
Overall I’m pleased, especially for the money.
This isn’t my full time gig right now, so I’m going to shell out hundreds on a tripod. If I used it on location 8 hours a day & was tossing it around a lot really sort of abusing it, I’m not sure how long this one would hold up. But time will tell & for me as a side gig... it’s perfect & I suspect will be with me a long time.
29/06/2024