Rangers 56” Compact Travel Tripod, Lightweight Aluminum Camera Tripod for DSLR Camera with 360° Panorama Ball Head and Carry Bag

This was a gift to me and I could not be MORE HAPPY with this TRIPOD !! Not only does it allow you to , in a fast second you can go from shooting photos right in front of you and then just as fast as you can more your hands that thing moves with you, it's amazing , I use this to shoot photos of birds and flowers and dogs, I have a group on Facebook that this Tripod has truly shown its worth by the fantastic shots I get now . I did have a very good one before but NOTHING THIS GOOD, I love how the legs can flip up like they do and how small you can make the tripod, I love the ball on it so you can really flow with whatever action you are shooting with your camera. I have nothing but Great things to say about this. So durable, I am in a wheelchair and I drop things a lot, well I have broken my prior tripod just by it hitting the ground this WON'T BREAK Unless you really try hard, and as hard as I am on my equipment due to my disability , this gets an A+ FOR EVERYTHING .......You won't regret buying this at all, you will love this and fyi the colors are wonderful the rose gold ish color with the black , looks great as well as the monopod , the monopod is fantastic too, I can hold my tripod on my foot plates on my wheelchair and just ride as I take video or when I see a bird flying up high, I have even shot stars really and they came out wonderful , with out this tripod my photos were just ok now they are wonderful . I hope you enjoy this as much as I am I LOVE MY TRIPODI just added a few photos of the tripod , it is amazing I use it every day, It is fantastic , It let's me shoot the sky then right away go right to the ground , all with a flawless move... A wonderful addition to anyone's camera and photography if you are new or experienced either way you will truly enjoy this. It is the best money I have spent aside for the money we paid for my Canon Camera I have that I bought second hand and found out later it was a five hundred dollar camera I paid only sixty dollars for.. Good luck and have fun with this ya'll it is a great tool for on the go

The TYCKA 56” Camera Tripod is a must-have for any photographer or videographer who wants to capture stunning shots with ease. As a professional photographer, I have used many tripods, but this one stands out for its durability, portability, and versatility.One of the things I love about this tripod is how lightweight it is. I can easily carry it around for long hours without feeling weighed down. Plus, it comes with a convenient carry bag that makes it easy to transport and protect.The 360-degree ball head is another great feature that makes it easy to capture different angles and perspectives. The quick release plate is also a handy feature that allows me to switch between camera and tripod quickly.Overall, I highly recommend the TYCKA 56” Camera Tripod to any photographer or videographer. It's a high-quality, versatile, and affordable tripod that is perfect for both indoor and outdoor photography. It has been my go-to tripod since I bought it and has helped me capture some of my best shots.

I use this with my Olympus EM5 mirrorless system, and it works great. Obviously, when you're looking at inexpensive, compact tripods there will be some trade-offs, but overall I'm quite pleased.Pros:* Excellent value for cost.* Compact and reasonably light-weight.* Quality workmanship.* Flip-locks make setup and teardown quick. This is one of my favorite things about this tripod. I'll never do twist locks again.* Sturdy for such a small and light tripod.* Quick release is compatible with 50mm Arca Swiss plates.* Detachable monopod.* Being able to flip the head down to the bottom makes it also useful for macro photography close to the ground, or for table-top product photography.Cons:* I frequently wish it were just a bit taller. Of course, then it wouldn't be so compact, so...* The ball head can be a bit fiddly, but again that's the nature of the beast. I prefer pan and tilt heads. As ball heads go, though, at least this one is stable once you get it into position. (At least, with my light-weight setup.)