By: D. F. Watt "dfwatt"

D. F. Watt "dfwatt" — Thu, 17 Jul 2014 08:03:31 +0000

Best value in a tripod I have ever seen If you shoot professionally for a living, you probably can afford something much more expensive than this very inexpensive tripod. if you’re an amateur or enthusiast photographer on the other hand, and you spent a bunch of money on lenses and you want to save money on a tripod, this might be just what you’re looking for. Although it certainly cannot remotely compete with high-end $600 carbon fiber tripods, for the money it’s certainly a great deal, and works well. It’s relatively stable, can hold the camera in either portrait or landscape mode, and has all the usual pivots in various axes. I’m not sure I’d trust the top release plate with a really heavy camera in a portrait orientation with a great big telephoto on the front of it (not 100% convinced that you wouldn’t be putting your camera at dire risk) but aside from that limitation, it’s a very good tripod – and it does handle my camera safely in portrait orientation with a medium sized telephoto without making me unduly…

By: HHOMedia

HHOMedia — Thu, 17 Jul 2014 08:00:35 +0000

Its a sub-20 dollar tripod, and a decent one at that 0

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By: D. F. Watt "dfwatt"

By: HHOMedia