Don't just take snapshots! Take control over your composition with increased camera performance and sharper images that will exceed your expectations!
With the use of a tripod you can achieve greater performance and maintain image quality for cropping and larger picture sizes. Also, it will allow you to hold steady enough to deliver all the performance the equipment you invested in can provide. You might even get into some pictures yourself, with your camera's self-timer feature and your camera held secure on a sturdy tripod.
# Extends to 50 Inches Tall, Folds to 16.5 Inches, Weighs Just Over One Pound!
For incredible portability and versatility
# 2KG Load Capacity
Supports SLR cameras and zoom lenses with ease
# 4-Section Aluminum Legs
For maximum versatility and light weight
# Quick-Release Photo/Video Platform
Makes changing equipment easy
# 3-Way, 360-Degree Swivel Panhead
For shooting at any angle
# Adjustable Tilt and Pan Controls
For vertical format photography
# Gearless Center Column
For fast, precise column adjustment
# Bubble Level Indicator
Helps you keep your tripod perfectly level
# Quick-Release Leg Locks
For quick, easy maneuverability
# Non-Slip Feet
Keeps your tripod steady on virtually any surface
# Includes Nylon Carrying Case with Shoulder Strap
Convenient, lightweight protection and mobility
Okay so I bought this mainly because it was cheap and just needed something. I wasn't expecting that high of quality and this STILL let me down. It is really light, which is good, but the metal is thin and made of cheap plastic parts. The legs when fully extended are questionable and the bottom of the leg is about as wide as a pencil. This cannot withstand a lot of moving around or being hit, but if all you plan on doing is setting up a shot and not moving it, the tripod works beautifully. As cheap as it feels it still functions pretty well. It has a bubble level to make sure you have a level shot, can rotate 90 degrees for a portrait shot, and can even hold my Canon Rebel XS without me worrying too much. However, if I planned on taking this outside or around a large group that could knock into it I would not trust my camera being on it. I think it could handle a small point and shoot pretty easily though. So if you expect to be able to toss this around and it to take a beating then you'll need to look for a more expensive tripod. But if you want a light-duty, in-home, oh-crap-I-need-a-tripod-right-now kind of tripod then this one will work for you. I think mine will be retired into a desk tripod when I get a better one because without the legs extended it actually feels pretty solid. Also, the "case" that comes with it is just a thin, cheap bag. I actually thought I tore it the first time I put the tripod in it.
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