tripod

I have been using a tripod and handholding for a few years now, but I'm considering getting a monopod for more support but be more mobile. Of course I'm planning to slap on a wimberley mh 100 on it. I can see that Siriu just released a new monopod with one step rapid height adjustment, as shown...

With the changeover to Z I also try to slim down my gear a bit over all and in this context I thought I ask around here because of an idea. I have a big Gitzo 3235LS with a Flexshooter Pro that I got for the big glass and I am still using it when working stationary (blind/hide/tent) with my old...

I am always on the lookout for a more practical solution to supporting heavy lenses in wildlife photography. The Sachtler Flowtech are expensive and the only quick-release solution that's used mostly by film makers. So the Sirui Rapid SVT75 is an interesting addition to quick-adjusting support...

Hello everybody, I am planning my first trip to Florida and have already bought airplane tickets. I intend to bring my Nikon Z8 with the 24-120 and a 400mm f44.5 with converter 1/4 in my 26 L Mindshift backpack. I wish I had bought a slightly bigger one but that is what I have. I also intend to...

Hi all! I'm currently looking to invest in a new tripod, as my old one (a tiny $50 wobbly thing) needs to be replaced to properly support my D500 + 200-500mm. During my search I encountered the Benro Mammoth (TMTH44C), which seems very nice (and within my budget)...

I am curious for those of you using a tripod in the field are you using spiked feet or the regular rubber feet?

Hi all, I just received my first "serious" tripod and was just wondering what your suggestions were in terms of tripod maintenance. Eg: What do you clean legs, threads, screws, etc. with and what kind of grease do you use for the threads after the fact? I just want to ensure everything keeps...

Looking for a recommendation on a reasonably priced tripod to do macro photography. Heard good things about Vanguard Veo 3+. Specifications: - fairly light weight - fairly small - can get very low to the ground - can take photos straight down - reliable - twist locks Please let me know what...