📷 IFOOTAGE Tabletop Tripod, Mini Tripod with Quick Release Plate for DSLR Camera, Video Camcorder, Mobile Phone, and Action Cameras - Max Load 17.6 lbs Review

I don't usually write reviews unless the product sucks. This little tripod is just phenomenal. There's nothing cheap about that. Full metal construction and smooth movement on the slanting part. You just can't get more good stuff like this until this one comes out. Buy it. You will find absolutely nothing that compares.

Just WOW! This thing is a full tank and worth every dollar! It can practically turn any sturdy monopod into a tripod! So far it holds everything, even my BMPCC6k, 85mm Xeen lens and V-mount. Besides the ability to hold that exact camera, 70-200mm 2.8 is unrealistic! I will never buy a gorilla again!

It's definitely not lightweight so I didn't want to rate this category. But the desktop tripod for iFootage is a workhorse. It feels very durable and hard wearing. It's very versatile and I'll take it to most photo shoots. It's heavy (for something so small) but durable. I am very happy that I bought it. I already had an iFootage monopod with a similar design so I knew it was going to be a great product.

I had an idea that this tripod would be solid, but I didn't know first hand how durable this little guy is. I mounted a Nikon Z6 mirrorless camera in a Smallrig Arca Swiss camera cage with a heavy Sigma 24-105mm f/4 lens which makes the whole front heavy because the lens is heavier than the camera and the attachment point is on the cage lies the back. from the center line and slightly offset. Surprisingly, the camera never flipped. I firmly held the horizontal position. No slipping of the ball…

I bought this tripod to mount a Vanguard Endeavor HD 82A spotting scope. The tripod is very well made and holds the scope easily and without compromise. I really like iFootage's quick release design. It also folds up nicely, comes with a decent carry case and is a reasonable weight for its durability. Given its potential and quality I would happily buy a version of the C120 with an attachable monopod for more flexibility. After all, it looks like the milestone that comes with the C120 isn't…

This little beast is the most durable little tripod I've ever owned. The ball cocking mechanism is very strong, which means I can load it with heavier gear. I will be using it primarily to shoot Matterport 360 tours with the monopod attached to the TOP and later the 360 camera (Theta Z). by moving the monopod slightly in one direction and I don't have to worry about the entire monopod/camera tipping over and falling to the ground. he's holding on. This has been a problem for me in the past and…

This little beast is the most durable little tripod I've ever owned. The ball cocking mechanism is very solid which means I can load it with heavier gear. I will be using it first to shoot Matterport 360 tours with the monopod attached to the TOP and later with the 360 camera (Theta Z). by moving the monopod slightly in one direction and not having to worry about the entire monopod/camera tipping over and falling to the ground. he's holding on. This has been a problem for me in the past and for

I hate writing reviews like this where the product is basically perfect but one little thing has a big impact on my work - the camera or load can vertical be positioned with the ball head, but when placed vertically the load falls directly on the space between the legs where there is no support. I work close to the ground, so placing the camera vertically on the device isn't practical - so quite an annoying design flaw. If I use this off-road now, I have to take a sandbag with me to keep the…

I tried several tripods before I found this one. Some of the others were good while others weren't so good. This is durable and versatile. There were a few things that prevented me from giving it 5 stars (I was looking for something that was relatively inexpensive and could take good shots of subjects at ground level AND that I didn't have to touch when taking pictures due to the tremors I got): 1. It's obvious in the photos so it's not deceptive, but it does require some sort of adapter or…