SmallRig CT-10 Aluminum Camera Tripod 3935

STURDY, GOOD BRAND and FAST DELIVERY

Excelente calidad del producto llegó en perfectas condiciones, cuenta con varios accesorios, repuesto de pata (goma) y puntas para terreno inestable, una bolsa para transportarlo, otro soporte de cámara, un manual y el material es muy bueno tiene una estabilidad perfecta, además de soportar la cámara, esta puede permitirle girar 360°, por lo cual puedes hacer tomas tanto en horizontal como vertical; tiene niveladores en varios lados del soporte de la cámara, tiene tres patas largas y el mango de en medio todavía puede subir más aproximadamente 1 m 90, 2 m. Me encantó ! Duradero y seguro para tu equipo ! Tanto celular como cámara profesional.

This is a great little tripod for travelling as it packed into my suitcase easily. It's lightweight and versatile

Right out of the box I can feel the better build quality compared to the last one I bought a fair bit more expensive $60 to be exact but the functionality of it is so much better. Looks better, feels better, opens better. A reasonable weight that makes you feel it is a good quality but not too heavy. If it stands up as a quality tripod, being that I am writing this immediately after receiving it and setting it up I can say this is a much better value. Super tall too almost reaches the roof of my room full size. You can get by with common sense of unpacking and setting it up time after time I can tell. The last one I bought came with a manual that had basic functions of all knobs but then had a page dedicated to breaks alone. It is much more worth it to pay for this one if you have the choice.

The Smallrig tripod, 71inch. This is a first impression review. I just unboxed it, and after tinkering with it for a little while, I decided to snap some photos and share. It comes with a carry bag which I’ll never use. When I’m out in the woods or wherever taking pictures, I don’t bother with a carry bag for my tripod. I prefer to either carry it myself in my hand or strap it to my canvas bag. Overall, the tripod seems very well-made. It’s aluminum, but not like the lightweight one that I already have. All the attachment points are very heavy and secure. I absolutely love the way the camera and phone attachment plate mounts to the top of the tripod. It’s very well machined and the tooling is superb. I also like how the attachment plate has a slot for a screwdriver or coin but also a half moon piece that folds out for easy turning. The legs fold out differently than on my old tripod. It’s just something I’ll have to get used to. The legs lock in a few different positions, which is especially helpful over difficult terrain when shooting outdoors. Again, this is just my first impression but the collar up top seems very well made. I love the ball mount. It pivots smoothly. One of my favorite parts of this is also the cell phone mount. Rather than a spring loaded thing, you simply loosen up a mount knob and tighten it around the phone. It’s so much more secure than the spring loaded junk I’ve experienced. Kudos to small rig as they give you an extra mount plate. This is fantastic. I can have two separate cameras with the plates attached and simply swap out in an instant. Also an added bonus is one extra rubber foot in case you lose one, but also there are Spike type feet for the bottom. This is really terrific. I shoot a lot in the woods and I think these will really help keep the tripod steady. It comes with a few hex keys for tightening the different screws throughout. I already have a full set on a photographers tool, but it’s nice that they supply them. Here’s the one thing I feel is not the best. On one of the legs there’s a very nice padded coating that’s meant for hand Carry. While this is a nice addition, the legs do not lock in the closed position. This means when you go to lift the tripod, the leg will just separate from the center. See Photo. To remedy this I used one of my gear straps and it works fine. This does not stop me from giving the tripod a five star review, but it would have been nice for them to include something to keep the tripod legs together in the closed position. Or, even better, design it to lock itself closed. Like I said it’s not a dealbreaker on this tripod, but as of right now it is my one critique. As I stated earlier, this is just my first impression review. Next, I will do a second review with the tripod in the field to see how it performs. This is a far better product than my cheap one and considering I got this at a reduced price for prime day I’m satisfied so far. Be back with more photos and an in the field review. Cheers!

Toomuch cost, actual cost is 5500/-