📸 INSTAFOTO 74'' Camera Tripod: Full Aluminum Ball Head, DSLR Tripod for Canon Nikon Cameras with 1/4'' Quick-Release Plate, Phone/Tablet Holder, Carry Bag - Max Load 17.6 lbs/8 kg Review

This is not a lightweight tripod but it is strong and stable enough to withstand heavy equipment. The product makes a solid and high-quality impression. A good system for fixing the position of your camera. I'm currently using it with a mirrorless camera and a heavy plastic teleprompter with an iPad. This particular setup doesn't struggle with the extra weight. Exactly what I was looking for

I mounted my Canon M50 on this tripod and it works great for this purpose. The head on it makes very gentle movements. The tripod is very light, so traveling with it is not difficult. The only downside is that when used outdoors on rough ground the base isn't as wide as it should be to make it fully stable, but inside it works great even with a slightly larger lens on the camera, and of course , if you use it to make phone calls, it's rock solid anywhere.

Okay so I wasn't using it for its intended purpose but I needed a stand to hold my laser securely while checking my car's frame. I chose this one because it has a higher weight limit than others I've seen and also has built in bubble levels. I was able to mount my laser to the cleat with no problems, and then I leveled my tripod and started using my laser to check my car's frame for straightness. So overall it's a solid and light tripod, the ball adjustment and locks work great and are very…

I mounted my Canon M50 on this tripod and it fits very well. The head on it provides very smooth movements. The tripod is very light, so traveling with it is a breeze. If you're using it outside on rough ground, its base isn't as wide as it should be to make it fully stable, but inside it works great even with a slightly larger lens on the camera, and I'm sure it does you use it for a phone

Okay, so I didn't use it for its intended purpose, but I needed a stand to keep my laser steady while checking the frame of my car. higher weight limit than others I've seen, plus built-in bubble levels. I was able to easily mount my laser level on the cleat and then level my tripod and began using my laser level to check my car's frame for straightness. That way, overall it's a solid and light tripod and the ball adjusters and locks work great and are very stable. I have nothing to complain…

I have an INSTAFOTO 74" all-aluminum ball head tripod, Canon Nikon DSLR tripod with 1/4" quick release plate, phone/tablet holder and carry case, max. load 17.6 lbs / 8 kg in exchange for this review. I'm not dissatisfied with this tripod, but it could be better. We use it to hold an archery spotting scope that weighs about 7 pounds, so it should be pretty solid but feels a bit less stable somehow, if it is intended for larger team members. (It can go all the way up to a very high setting…