dslr camera tripod reviews in All Reviews

… backpacking in Tokyo. It's strong enough (barely) to hold up my DSLR and 1:2.8, 75mm lens. The camera weights a little over 2 pounds, but it is a bit lens heavy. Tilt the camera down and it feels like… 11 more reviews »

…Well constructed and very sturdy tripod. I have no fear putting my DSLR camera on this tripod. It also has the unique functionality of the centre post be extensible horizontally in addition… 69 more reviews »

…This is a solid tripod, you can shoot perfect pictures even with strong winds, can hold from medium format cameras to big telephotos with dslr.… 1 more review »

… in stability.

I use it for both my video camera and my DSLR. I was considering going with a ball head, but since I was using it for video too, I opted for the pan - tilt, and I am glad I did. 8 more reviews »

…It just works great. So much better than running back and forth to shoot with a timer. Also great for eliminating camera shake on tripod or long exposures. If your DSLR works with this remote… 732 more reviews »

… of camera I left behind years ago since my old trusty Canon G2. Long since replaced by my repertoire of replacement cameras.? The Olympus E-10 was a much touted “almost” DSLR camera with ...… 132 more reviews »

… of camera I left behind years ago since my old trusty Canon G2. Long since replaced by my repertoire of replacement cameras.? The Olympus E-10 was a much touted “almost” DSLR camera with ...… 180 more reviews »

… attachment to the tripod screw -- it's no longer possible to put my camera (a Pentax K20D) down on a flat surface. I miss the flat-bottom of my dSLR! Otherwise, this is a really useful accessory for those… 50 more reviews »

…This is a fine tripod for lightweight digital cameras. In fact I don't think I've seen any other tripods that I would prefer "in this size" regardless of price.

Even if you're looking… 96 more reviews »

…300 with a Nikon 17-55mm AF lens. The D-SLR version (as apposed to the D-SLR ZOOM) is too short for this lens. The neoprene is stretchy, so there's no problem with leaving a tripod quick… 20 more reviews »

… purchased the camera because of it's size, 8MP, and anti-shake features. I use my Maxxum 5D DSLR for that kind of fast shooting. I think some of these users are expecting a point and shoot type camera… 110 more reviews »

… to 10 pounds, which would easily hold most DSLR's, but it is definitly too flimsy. This tripod is made for small point and shoot type cameras and small video camera's only. If you're looking… 8 more reviews »

…10d's rivals and would recommend anyone looking to buy such a camera to review the article carefully. Except for the K10d's anti-shake, probably the Nikon D-80 would be hard to beat, on a tripod. Do… 648 more reviews »

…It did not work as a thought. I have Canon DSLR with EF 24-70 L lense, it is too heavy for this tripod. maybe it will be good for lighter Cameras… 295 more reviews »

…It was very good deal. It was a reasonable price, although it is Sony brand. Although I use DSLR camera and camcorder, it is enough to use those kinds of heavy items with this tripod. In addtion… 120 more reviews »