tripod head for landscape in All Reviews

… for landscapes, group photos, etc. The pan/tilt head is awesome, as it's superior to ball-heads for making minute adjusts in angles. The only drawbacks I see are that it only goes to a maximum of about 4.7 feet… 5 more reviews »

… to bother carrying a full tripod. I added a quick release, tilting head to complete the set-up so that I can take landscape (horizontal) pictures as well as portrait (vertical). Very satisfied. Very nice… 61 more reviews »

… of carbon fiber tripods.

A few added features: with the supplied short column, you can connect your camera directly to the tripod plate and shoot in the landscape or portrait position… 2 more reviews »

… the whole thing will tip over. The tripod height is okay for wide landscape shots, which is what I will be taking. The case is pretty much useless; the tripod barely fits the case. I have to adjust… 11 more reviews »

…I just got back from a week of landscape photography in Arches and Zion National Parks and this tripod was fantastic. I did some canyoneering (climbing and rappelling) and I didn't want to risk…

…Since I take mostly landscape photographs, I don't like dealing with heavy tripods. I hike extensively and go on lengthly backpacking trips. This is an excellent alternative to the heavy Bogen… 55 more reviews »

… the original head, a manfrotto head, and a custom head (very heavy) for 360 degree panoramic shots - and the tripod is still in perfect shape.

Does everyone need a tripod of this quality? If you… 13 more reviews »

…I am a semi-pro photographer who uses my tripod to shoot landscapes/panoramas, architecture, portraits and even sports. Despite its weight, this is the most versatile and easy to use tripod out there…

… ball head with multiple rubber encased metal knobs that allows one to rotate the camera easily for landscape and portrait shots, center column to raise mounted camera to about 6 feet high, two quick… 10 more reviews »

… lenses were supported extremely well and the ball head didn't budge. I shoot a lot of low light landscapes, that I shoot from a very low position on the ground. I also use a shutter release. I found that I… 1 more review »

…This little tripod works very well. It's extendable legs give you flexibility for taking both portrate and landscape photos.… 50 more reviews »

…This is my favorite lens -- I often carry only it and a 28mm lens while hiking. The wide angle for landscapes, the 105 for detail shots. The 105 is super sharp and useful for way more than just… 15 more reviews »

…[...] The tripod with a 501HD head is not stable. Even after loosing up the friction for panning the tripod still moves.…

…It's a good tripod for the price. But the "floating Head" is a little sticky.… 1 more review »

… reach to 54"with the neck extended. With a head this got the camera to just under eye level. Not the best for standing portraits as you would be looking up at a person's face, but fine for landscapes… 2 more reviews »