Camera Tripod, ESDDI 64 Inches Aluminum Tripod with Monopod 360 Degree Ball Head Lightweight Compact Tripod for DSLR Canon Nikon Sony for Travel and Work

As a traditional tripod it brings the camera right up to eye level — I am 6 foot and the amount of tripods that don't come close to my eye line is amazing. It also has a bag hook which adds stability and keeps your bag off the floor. It's also more than sturdy enough to hold a pro level body with a heavy lens.It quickly changes to underslung mode which allows you to easily get into some awkward angle, this would be very useful for macro and you can get your tripod right down to ground level.It also becomes a monopod by removing one of the legs and screwing it into the tripod head. Very useful indeed.The only small complaint is that the tripod plate is made out of plastic, I would have rather it was metal, but it seems very sturdy.Great value for money, I can't imagine many tripods in the same price range coming close.

I bought this tripod 2 weeks ago and I'm blown by the built quality super lightweight sturdy, lots of adjustments, quality brackets and knobs, compact but can be really tall, possibility to attach some weight, perfect for video and photography,probably there's hundreds of different models but this one caught my eye and i love it. This is just my opinion, hope is useful for someone !!!

I've been looking for a travel tripod for some time, and have weighed up many options. I didn't want to spend a lot, as I already have a pretty good tripod, but needed something more portable for a trip to Lanzarote. So far, I'm highly impressed with the quality of the tripod. It feels well built, quite solid, and seems to be OK holding a D7500 with a 70-300mm (proper version, not cheap kit version) attached. I haven't used it properly in anger yet, but I'm sure it's up to the job I want to do. Just landscape and a bit of astro work. I'll know more in 2 weeks when I've used it a little, but honestly can't see where an issue would occur. Bargain for the price, so even if it is only occasionally used, it's very good value for money.E2A:Now used in anger, and fair to say it did well. There was a small issue with the head bolt coming loose, so I might add some thread lock to that so it seats a little better, but overall, can't be bad if I'm pulling images like this with it, using a D7500 and Tokina 11-20mm . For a 1.1Kg tripod though, it's strong enough to handle a good chunky body and lens for 20 seconds at a time without movement.

I’m a VERY amateur photography, just been learning the basics with an entry level DSLR before spending some big bucks. I’ve taken some capable photos and wanted to expand my options including creating better photos with a higher longer/ slower shutter speed. I needed a good future proof tripod to help me achieve this, I set a budget of £50 and decided to hunt around looking at good quality value for money items. I needed the stand to be small enough to use on a table, or in the house, but extend big enough to get me full standing options. After some investigation i opted for this one, which had a nice 10% voucher i could use. On receipt I was pleased with the bag that it came with, giving me options to carry on it’s on and store away. To be honest’ I’ll be attaching it to photographers rucksack, so it’s not the end of the world if it didn't’ have it, but was a nice touch. The important thing to me was how easy it was to attach my Nikon D3400 which it did without problem and very securely. In order to test it in my back garden I worked around extending legs, twisting the body, a setting it down on different levels of garden to see if it was not going to fail me in the field. Overall It has well and truly done everything I need it to. It’s sturdy and will surely last a bit of a bashing, which may come from being lugged around. But folds up small enough and it light enough to carry around all day.It does have the ability to detach one of the legs and turn into a monopod. I did try this, which works well but was a little clunky to do, i don’t plan to use it this way, but is hand to know I have this option in the future should I require the need.Very happy with the purchase and would recommend to anyone looking for a good quality entry level tripod. 5 stars from me.

I was a little disappointed to see that the packaging was opened at the base. The Hermes delivery driver assured me that this was how the package was received prior to delivery. In terms of stability, I am not remotely convinced by the product. When the camera has a heavy lens as in a telephoto zoom lens for wildlife photography, the ball joint slowly tilts forward and the initial Calibration is lost. I also have to use the spirit level on my display screen as the one on the tripod itself is virtually impossible to see. Overall, I feel this is overpriced. I personally feel I’ve received faulty goods

I think, 3 months is well enough time to decide if I am happy with the item or not.Being a professional photographer my expectation will be relatively higher. This kit has met all of my expectation.Build quality is robust. Specially the smooth 360 ball head. Perfect for capturing video using mobile device using the provided holder.My DSLR is not capable of capturing 4k 60 fps. Hence, I am using mobile to capture videos. The worst problem is the shake that is generated when I take using hands.The ball head is so smooth that I do not see any jerks and bumps on my videos.Though it can be converted as monopod, I haven’t used this more than once. I will take this as added feature when I have to use for.I have used my backpack as load on my hiking trip to Scottish highlands.Colour combination of red and black makes it tempting. Comes with soft pouch to protect 360 ball head. Carrying case was perfect to carry the tripod. Mobile holder plate is also I will say ad added feature and stuff.I have used many tripod in past and this has met my all expectations specially for;PriceDurability/build qualityFeatures/stuffsPortabilityRegards,