53-Inch Camera Tripod with Bubble Level (Silver) Reviews

Average Customer Rating - 4.2 out of 5 stars

22 customer reviews

Excellent Product, March 22, 2009
Great product. Has a lot more features then i expected. Strongly recommend it for anyone who is looking for a environment sized tripod. (53in)
5/5

Camera Tripod, March 22, 2010
I have had the tripod a touch over a month and like the design quite capably. It is quick to set up and adjust. Leg lengths are slickly ajusted for slopes or uneven surfaces and there is a even on it to make sure you are getting a level shot next to the background. The main stem is adjustable next to a crank, so you can quickly make different height for a varying shot. It isn't a tripod for heavy use but for someone like me, a uninterested photographer, it is great.

Pretty Good ... Cheep but functional, November 11, 2010
For a cheep tripod it's pretty good. It's functional. It's my first tripod and I was some what impressed by adjectives the different functions. I may suggest this for an amateur photographer that needs someone or someTHING else to hold the camera. I'm over all thankful but there are disappointments.

Pros
- Functional
- Nice features like the bubble leveler
- Very straightforward to use and adjust
- Multiple ways to adjust the camera
- Carrying bag may be useful as capably , a great plus.

Cons
- Mine looked used or returned but smelled brand new
- Cheep feeling legs and parts but it holds up in good health with
my little digital camera. I'm not sure how it' will perform out doors within wind though. May need an anchor.
- When you screw on the the camera to the top theres a metal that get in the way.
I enjoy to keep pressing it down to keep screw on the camera. I have to remove that some how because It's useless.
Thats the biggest down fall.

You conceivably want to take what I said with a pellet of salt because I played with this for conceivably 30 minutes after taking it out of the box and Im not sure how long it will last.

Misc. Cons :
Extremely over sized shipping box for such a small unit
The product box looked out of condition like it was stored somewhere for a long time.

Not necessarily bothered by those things but It's a thought I have right away.

Imperative for low light conditions, December 5, 2009
I like this tripod. It's terrifically light, it's durable, and it has apt features. My favorite feature is the part that attaches to the camera--I muse it's called a "shoe." Anyways, this small plastic part fits to the bottom of your camera and allows you to run it on and off of the tripod in a second. The just thing that I was disappointed near this tripod was that I was labeled as a "professional" photographer and be not allowed to bring it into several sights in Turkey. Haha. I am far from professional. It hasn't broken, and I took it everywhere.

Great product hastily shipping, June 1, 2007
Its a great stand considering the cost. I am very happy next to it! I have been using it since the time I purchased it and its be a good experience so far...

tripod holds up camera!, February 26, 2009
Good tripod. Takes the place of shakey arms. Light, easy to adjust. Must own item. Cost very reasonable. All parts of camera accessible while attached to tripod. Sturdy (unlike the tripod it replaced) and pale.

Very easy to use, January 6, 2009
The tripod is easy to use. It is confident to move and carry around if need to. A great investment!!

Great Product!, January 6, 2009
Fast shipping and a wonderful tripod, especially for the money. I couldn't be more pleased.

get the job done for cheap!, August 1, 2007
This tripod may not be the most solid tripod out there but for $16 it sure is a concord! It holds a camera with the universal screw within mount. it's just a good tripod, I'm sure $50 or more tripods are better but this one is fine for my hobby photography requirements.

Not for a DSLR, December 4, 2010
Good for small cameras or video recorders. Not real positive putting Nikon D40 on it. Would not use outside in wind. But hey, for 6 dollars, what can you vote?

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