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Reviews (8)
13 Dec, 2018
Quality product
Thick, sturdy material, 10 m x 2 m to cover quite a wide area. Expensive, but good. Need "U" pins to secure to ground.
20 Jan, 2021
Excellent, compact stove top fan.
Good value for money, efficient and silent in operation. Fast to start too compared to my older 2 blade fan.
20 Feb, 2019
What a surprise !
1 of 1 found this helpful Cracking little tripod ! Very light, very compact, tough, sturdy and easy to use (if you've bothered to read the instructions). Or used your brain and figured it out for yourself (folds upside down, remember to lock/unlock collar, keep the quick release plate on camera).
Excellent results using all the old tricks ie low ISO's, low shutter speeds, remote control/timer etc, etc, etc BUT, with the advantage of half the weight of other tripods I own. I can't find any difference in image quality thus far against heavier, seemingly sturdier and far more expensive tripods. This is on a 42mp camera using the pixel shift utility which mandates a steady platform.
The quick release plate is not as 'convenient' as other types eg Manfrotto, which attach using a locking lever instead of a screw. On first acquaintance I recall the tripod also felt 'flimsy', but this I now find is due to past personal experience of other tripods which were too heavy, too big and far too bulky than this little gem. It's very cleverly designed, seemingly using all the latest manufacturing techniques used in this sort of gadgetry. It lacks a 'handle' to alter pitch and yaw but all you have to do is slacken off/tighten the ball head tightener. But the ball head itself is pretty good too considering the price.
I think I've bought a bargain. I'm looking to find what's wrong with it and I'll report back when I do.