Review on Vanguard VEO 2 204AB Black Aluminum Travel Tripod with VEO 2 BH-45 Ball Head: Ideal for Sony, Nikon, Canon, Fujifilm Mirrorless, Compact System Camera (CSC), DSLR Photography by Dee Parson

I would NOT use it on heavier full frame DSLRs like my old Canon 5D series with L series battery and lenses, of course I'm tired of carrying this heavy beast with you and finally going mirrorless. The tripod itself can support the weight, but I wouldn't trust it to be stable, especially on uneven ground. Mirrorless cameras and this tripod are perfect for ultra light photography gear and make some of my recent hikes that much easier. If you shoot with crop sensor cameras you should be fine, although a mid-range crop sensor like Canon's 90D or Canon's 7D series can be a bit heavy depending on the lens, add an L series lens and then it will be closer to a full screen. frame camera. That's why you go without a mirror. One thing I noticed about the quick release plate is how it sits on the bottom of the camera, at least on my Sony mirrorless, both rubber sliders can only move in one direction. The length of the rubber pads should go from the back of the camera to the front of the lens, if the rubber pads run along the side of the bottom, it rotates all the time. They do and it seems extremely safe