📷 Neewer 78.7-Inch Professional Heavy Duty Video Tripod with Fluid Drag Head, Quick Shoe Plate/Bubble Level for Nikon Canon DSLR Cameras Video Camcorders, Supports up to 33 Pounds Review

This tripod can be extended to a very high height, making it ideal for landscape photography. It's actually so tall that I have to extend the stool when it's at its maximum height, but it helps me get better shots without distractions in the shot.

This sturdy tripod holds a decent amount of weight. I tested it with a little more than what was recommended on the list and it held up very well. The leg design is great and really adds a lot of stability thanks to the multiple support system. The head is great and easy to attach. I was surprised at how easy it was to pan and got some amazing shots. Quality tripod at a fraction of the cost of other tripods I've looked at.

As you can imagine I bought it for photography in big places. In order to be incredibly smooth, I'm used to using $250-$400 a head fluid heads, but this one doesn't even work properly. In either direction there is an inch of clearance before the platen touches the fluid head, which rotates the wheel inward and creates an uneven initial pressure until you can feel the fluid head working. I don't recommend this tripod because of the head, everything else about it is good for the price but that…

This is a pretty solid tripod for its weight and weight capacity. The legs hold their position well, align easily and tilt up or down very gently. However, this is not a 360 degree fluid head swivel tripod. Says there is, but it isn't. It goes from blocked to no resistance at all. Pans are choppy and unsuitable even for wide-angle lenses. I can still use it as a static camera tripod or to hold the preamp but I would have to buy another tripod with a moving head and I wouldn't trust this brand…

The tripod is EXCELLENT, rock solid and heavy enough to avoid camera shake. Not made easy. The video head is ok, but the instructions are missing. The counterbalance system allows the camera to crawl backwards so the lens is facing up. There are no instructions on how the dynamic counterbalance handle works. Neewer customer service sucks! They have not responded to my two emails asking for instructions on the HEAD video; Instead they just sent instructions for tripods - NOT USEFUL! They also…

This is a fairly solid tripod for its weight and weight bearing, the legs hold their position well, line up easily and tilt up or down very gently, however this is no 360 degree fluid head swivel stand. Says there is but it isn't. It goes from blocked to no resistance at all. Pans are choppy and unsuitable even for wide angle lenses. I can still use it as a static camera stand or to hold the preamp but I'd have to buy another flexing head tripod and I wouldn't trust this brand Don't spend more…

If you need a professional tripod, look elsewhere. I did not receive the tripod in the photos and the description is completely wrong. The incline has a fancy knob but only a bolt underneath to lock it in place, the tension changes little towards the end and it's not smooth. The pan is very loose and there is only one fastening handle, all or nothing. The counterweight cannot be adjusted as suggested in the comments. The legs of the tripod I received are not at all like the photos and this…

This amazing tripod. Ideal power/smoothness for panning with long lenses. I know how important it is to have a solid and solid panorama when zooming in to 200mm or more. This is the tallest tripod I have and it is very comfortable. And the price. Marvelous! The only issue I had with this tripod was that the head was a little off the pan screw. The result is a choppy motion when you start panning, and then it becomes smooth. To fix it, you have to pull the pan movement and twist until it pulls…