VANGUARD Espod 234Ap Tripod Ph 23 Review

I've been looking for a tripod for a long time, I had a cheap one that came with my Nikon d5300 and it's a trickle. I was looking for one that would last a long time, not be heavy to carry and most importantly not expensive. This one met all my needs. It is not heavy and folds down to a small size that easily fits in any backpack or camera bag. it is very stable and durable. It has many levels of adjustment suitable for any situation a photographer might face. And it looks very nice too. I am…

Decent tripod - light, well built, unobtrusive. But I can't stand the quick release plate. It's too stupidly small for even my ultra-light mirrorless camera to be stable with a telephoto lens, plus it's impossible to fully set up. No matter how tight I tighten them, unless I use pliers, which I won't do with my expensive camera, the camera spins on the plate too easily. I would never buy this tripod again and sometimes I use a cheap Revain Basics just because I don't want to deal with a weak…

strong, durable and great for beginners! it does the job well. I did this hike in the snow and it worked out really well for me. smooth video panning. I would recommend this for video rather than photography because of the pan knob. If possible, use a ball-head tripod when taking photos. The only complaint is that the setting isn't too gentle on the feet or on the head, but it can just take some getting used to. They have a simple design but are still quite complicated if you're not used to it.

Whether you need a tripod for your DSLR, camcorder or compact camera, this tripod can be your first choice. I originally bought this for hiking with my wife; I needed something compact, lightweight, and durable that wouldn't drain my wallet. VANGUARD Espod is exactly what I wanted! PROS: - Light and compact: - Well built and durable: After 1 year of frequent use, it still looks and feels great - it could last me over 10 years! - 2 clearly visible layers: one layer is for the tripod legs and the