This Tripod Is OUTSTANDING!
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
- Discussing the Pineta Peak tripod from YC Onion, the best tripod available for the money, my personal favorite, and my top recommendation.
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Discussing the Pineta Peak tripod from YC Onion, the best tripod available for the money, my personal favorite, and my top recommendation.
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0:00 - Intro
1:25 - Mechanism
2:11 - Case
2:38 - Feet
3:33 - Options
4:19 - Head
5:47 - Bowl
7:22 - Size & Features
8:21 - Payload & Weight
9:32 - Version Differences
10:02 - Performance
11:51 - Final Thoughts
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Do me a solid and watch the previous video if you haven't yet. 🤓🙏
It's underperforming and could use some love: ruclips.net/video/D670jM1YaAY/видео.html
Gerbear.
done ;)
I watched already! 🙂
Perhaps you can do some sort of viewer engagement that would encourage a discussion in the comments? The algorithm loves that, right?
Well that's disappointing. I really enjoyed it. Interesting to see how you got the thing all together.
Blackmagic scared of your review? They sent review cameras to photographers but not to top cinema camera review channels....ummmm
Bearald Undone
As the name for your new guest. In case that wasn’t clear.
You try to hard
Do do Bearald Undone, do do do he’s grizzly!
This week in the chairald it's just bearald.
Best name, no contest
Thanks for all the content Gerald. You are a staple in the creative community
Something to consider in the Carbon Fiber vs Aluminum: In freezing cold temperatures, the carbon fiber resin can start to be a bit of an impact shatter concern.
While this is true, I think aluminum and magnesium can freeze to your hands if its cold enough because they conduct heat (or cold) a lot better.
What the poster said above, I’ve used aluminum in freezing temps and would have ice cold hands in minutes. I’d personally go with carbon fiber.
@@mannysantics1833 never saw that with al, but I guess possible, since I saw it with steel
but when it's that cold, you really should wear gloves
@@WillBiavati for under $20 you can get a motorcycle grip heater kit which is just a couple of thin electric heat films and some shrink wrap. To power it I have a few solutions. One is to get a 12v power pack. In the coldest conditions batteries don’t work so well, so I put the second grip heater on the battery pack and/or keep it near my body. My other trick is to make part of the tripod into the battery pack - photographers are always complaining about battery life, and you’re carrying around a bunch of hollow tubes…
I've used carbon fiber in -35 to -40 degrees and not had any issues, but it is never not a risk I guess!
I like the option of the level on the tripod itself, along with the bowl head. Working solo, I find it too easy to have offset legs sometimes, and relying too heavily on the head to get the balance. Looks like those legs extend even smoother than I've had some of the flowtechs do! Excellent review. Thank you!
very cozy studio! The fire in the background makes a lot too
Love the look of the new setup and the TV is surprisingly effective. You might not have room for it but it seems you need a dedicated area for product reviews if that’s still going to be a focus for your channel. Lining up guests for the talk show is a lot of work and planning administratively so it’s important to consider how you’ll be balancing this all out as you grow your channel to the next level. Best of luck to ya!
Randy Richter (not to be confused with Andy Richter)
That's my name suggestion for the co-host. Randy is the comedic relief who pushes the envelope by telling edgy but very clever jokes every once in a while, and he rarely misses with the jokes but he's also a cute and thoughtful… teddy bear!
Randy is a great support for the host, Randy adds the cherry on top to a fantastic talkshow. Randy Richter.
Gerald and Randy has a nice ring to it.
I like it. Before he said anything about the bear I thought of Andy Richter and Randy is the perfect name to distinguish the two of them. And Gerald has a similar look to Conan O'Brien as well. Go for Randy Richter, Gerald!
I just backed the new sirui one. Excited to try that one too ^^ It's really nice to see some flowtech like tripods in the sub 1000$ range.
I've been using their Pineta monopod for months now and I'm honestly shocked at how well it's held up. I expected the mechanisms to give out at some point but it seems to be rock solid. Impressive stuff from a seemingly random company!
@geraldundone the main reason why manufacturers started making plast, cork, rubber handels/gribs on carbon fiber tripods is that after rough handling over years carbon fiber start splinter and small thin fibers start stick out and you don't wanna get that in your hand. It will never come out again and can potentially be dangerous. However there is various types of lacquer that can safe your tripod if the carbon start splinter so that's the positive side. I'm happy the most carbon tripods today comes with the protection gribs 🙂
My 10 year old Sachtler suffered from this a lot but I managed to save it with spray lacquer🙂
This video felt fun, man. It's obvious that this new space has re-invigorated your passion
I had a chance to meet YConion team last week at ther head office in shenzhen and I saw the tripod this is one solid build with lots of option and mainly the smooth opening of the locking mechanism is awwsome.
Curious how this directly compares with Smallrig and Sirui’s single-latch tripods. Smallrig offers the most affordable solution
The Sirui tripod has a much better head, and overall is a better value if one is after a total tripod & head solution, because adding an equivalent head to this one would end up costing as much if not more than the Sirui. SmallRig's carbon fiber tripod is roughly the same price as this, but it's a tandem leg style with mid level spreaders. That means the SmallRig can't drop as low; however, it might offer more overall rigidity when in the classic tripod stance. The SmallRig head on the carbon fiber legs is also slightly better than the YC onion as it does have pan drag, and has been verified to be very smooth, but it's head is nothing compared to the Sirui head, and if one were to add an equivalent head after it would push the SmallRig's price beyond that of the Sirui. That said one would have tandem legs vs single shaft if that appeals to one. With all this said I agree that it would be great if Gerald could review the other two at some point
@@billyoung9538 I have the smallrig legs combined with the tried and true 502 head, phenomenal combo and would 10/10 recommend it. Money very well spent
I rented the Small Rig legs and for the price, it’s going to be hard to beat. However, for my use case, that aren’t ideal. I need something quick to set up, tear down, and can quickly be adjusted to fit quickly into unconventional spaces. Which basically rules out any legs with a mid spreader. The legs are chunky bois too which makes transporting on location a little quickly. I’ve only heard that the Sirui struggles from sticky legs so they don’t always seem to deploy as quickly as they should.
Nice review! As a few others have mentioned would love to see this compared to the new Sirui SVT75 Rapid System Tripod!
this tripod does look great, but I still stand behind the immense value in the (I believe somewhat new) SmallRig FreeBlazer. $250 for just the legs and the 75mm bowl mount, single stage release, 72 inches tall, carbon fiber, removable feet with spikes underneath, adjustable mid level spreader, ticks damn near every single box except for being able to get ultra low to the ground. But combined with the ever popular 502 fluid head, you're looking at a damn solid $500 setup that I would 10/10 recommend
Smallrig maximum payload is 10kg this one is 35kg, it's 3 times stronger than the smallrig
@@dario-digiovanni if you’ve got a camera rig that’s over 22 lbs, you’re at the point where a few hundred dollars difference on a tripod is beyond trivial. Were talking about the high level hobbiest and/or prosumer market
@@gingersmedia agree, but even if you have an Ursa Mini Pro, a cine lens, transmitter etc I rather have the piece of mind that the tripod is not maxed out. I think this is tailored for indie filmmakers (cinema oriented) rather than videographers..
I’ve been waiting for someone to talk about this tripod ever since NAB! Thank you! What are your feelings about the overall expected durability - my one hang up is that I don’t know much about the brand.
Sirui also have a "flowtech" style tripod, seems also quite good. Love the end...
Delighted to see good tripods coming out with those features. Would be even more delighted if I hadn't bought a Sachtler FT75 a few weeks ago.
At least you know you are not beta testing these tripods like everyone else will be..the satchler you are sure it will hold for 10yrs plus but these ones, we will have to see if they even exist on 2 years😅😅
@@ludovicavice3496 Fair point. I feel better now.
Thanks for another excellent review! Looking forward to a follow-up on their sister monopod model, pleeease!
Thanks for the review... have been considering this brand for some time...
Remember guys, if you leave your tripod set up on location, it can be out standing as well.
Wow 😆
I love your new studio set!
Cool! Thanks for sharing it. ✌️
After a couple years of using various fireplace videos in my background TV for twitch streams, I'd recognize that video anywhere! Set is looking so good btw!
Have one FlowTech, Also don't want to shell out for another two... thanks for the update, you might have just helped me decide my next tripod.
Nice! Siriu is launching a similar one right now as well! This could mean the start of proper tripod prices coming way down while quality goes up!
I was thinking the same. It looks like a copy of that. The video head is also a copy of a Smallrig one with the built-in RS2 switches. I've seen that before.
I do like the 75mm bowl on this. I might update my tripods with that, because its better adjustments, not like the ones where you have to reach under.
Should we call it a 3 Legged Race then?😂
I ordered the Siriu tripod last week, it looks great too 👀
Great in depth video, thanks👍
I was so hoping you would be reviewing the Panasonic G9II as I really trust your opinions. Are you planning to?
You should compare this vs the sirui svt75, manfrotto fast and smallrig freeblazer tripods.🙂
Could you possibly move the Bear to your desk chair on the right side of frame, then shift the guest chair out, and do standing product reviews on the left when you need more space?
Or would panning the camera screen left to frame you properly on that side reveal the edge of the set?
Hope u could review the new one from sirui as well, similar design with a spreader with it. Wanna know how it's performing when lowering the tripod🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Great that you're experimenting. What you did in the other (original) studio can only be described as a massive achievement, extremely high-quality videos, one after the other, with your signature machine-gun tech delivery style, extremely tight scripting, all done with control and grace and charm. So hat's off on that. The challenge now will be to get the setup right. Not sure we need the separate chair angle for anything if there's nobody being interviewed. If it's one thing photographers hate, it's wonky, off-kilter frame proportions, and even with the bear there, it's just not fun for the eye. On a positive note, I agree with many others here that your intelligence and sharp critique-ing approach come across well in this rather less scripted, more bullet-point conversational delivery. We love you for your laser-sharp mind; you deliver the goods. I don't need Jimmy Fallon. 😅 But it would be cool to see you in dialog with some great photographers or equipment folks, using your curious and articulate, penetrating brain to extract valuable nuggets and take apart various topics. Good luck - and have fun! 🎉
How have you NOT hit 1mil subs yet?! Thanks for this video
Tried one of these recently, brand new, the legs are have so much play when extended it was literally impossible to get a steady shot unless it was completely static. The action of unlatching the legs was satisfying and felt robust, the head was decent and it was fairly light and simple to use. Features are great but the tripod has to function as well as a tripod first and foremost. Great video though Gerald!
There is similar design SmallRig FreeBlazer tripod - 4163 for example. There is carbon fiber and aluminum version. Prices 149-399$ depending what configuration you get. So not so sure this one is competitively priced.
I use long a table pad from Target or a raised floor mat from Home Depot to protect my table from getting scratch.
I was going to buy one until I looked at their site and the $549 price is only for the tripod and the bowl head. If you add the fluid head and shaft that's in your video, it's $878. Love your videos, but the way this one is presented makes it seem like you get everything in the video for around $500.
He did say “this video isn’t really about the fluid head” and it’s pretty common for legs to come separate imo.
@@Rashadmcka I'm just saying the way the video is presented, it looks like you get everything including the center rod for $550. Saying at the end that people ask him about what tripod to buy that's $400-$500, and then recommending this one is misleading. People wanting to spend $500 on a tripod aren't factoring in the cost of a fluid head, they want everything for that price. Again, I'm a fan of Gerald, but I'm going to be honest when I think something is wrong.
fair enough!
@@BerlsMcSquirrels
Great job on the video Gerald! Thanks for making it. Teddy makes the frame seem way more balanced. I'm sure you've already thought of this, but if you ever have someone on the show wearing a dress or a skirt, you might want to raise the angle a bit on that wide shot. Overall the set looks great!
The smallrig quick latch system has a similar head style with the dual plate latch and extension handle, but it’s a bit smoother. I do like the customizable head on this one for quick swapping and reconfiguration
I have their monopod and it's fantastic!
I got play with these at NAB. I forgot all about them. Can't wait to get one.
In and out baby, oh yeah! just needed a little 60's funk in that section.
Hello, i have the same tripod and its quite wobbly. When I extend the legs all the way and clamp them down, there is a lot of play at both locking points. I contacted YC Onion to return it, and they said that is how it was designed, so if i wanted to return it, I would have to pay my own shipping. But its obviously defective.
You might want to compare directly with the new Sirui which seems to provide more standard film features like the proper feet from a bigger tripod company at an even better price point.
This please, would love a comparison video
I was looking through the comments to see if anyone asked this yet.
@bigwinmedia5100 at this point, would you say the YC Onion is better? Or the Sirui SVT75?
New set is great, but it would have been good to have a review set and a hosting set separately.
old set for reviews! new set for interviews & splice the two. imo. No idea if old set is still a thing.
What do you think about the Sirui SVT75? Was eyeing it but I see there are also other budget options for this style of tripods.
Oh Great! Just watched your video about fluid-head setups and REALLY liked the E-Image GH06 with the 2-stage tripod combo (currently +/- $800 USD) and then saw this little gem. Dang it Gerald! Now I'm perplexed! The GH06 head with the YC Onion is gonna set me back about $1,100 but I do like the lighter weight of the YC Onion. What to do, what to do.......?.?.?
I would really love to see a comparison between the Pineta Peak, the Smallrig Freeblazer, and the Sirui SVT75 rapid. Specifically the legs, and how the latches perform.
I have the Sirui and while I like it, the latches don't have a reassuring "click" that the other models seem to have. Also it's easy to pinch your hand in the mechanism if you have big hands like me.
I really love to see those tripod stands for a 100mm Fluidhead base. All Are basically 75mm and are playing in a small Ballpark when it comes to cameras. My Cameras can go up to 19KG and i got a really old Sachtler Video 18 II (build in west Germany, yea that old) for this. With a nice Pair of legs that Head would be amazing to use more often.
The handle does look like a magic trick. Cool tripod.
@geraldundone Are you still using the GH-06 head from e-image ? I must buy one, and I hesitate between the e-image GH-06F and the SVH15 sirui... any recommendation ?
Can you adjust levels with central shaft in place like with bowl head? Or it has to be done with legs? Thanks.
Manfrotto 058 I have the old version very similar. Really quick to set up and yes it is heavy I used it with Mamya 6x7 🙂 at first.
Perfect timing! I'm in the market for my first professional level tripod, and was eyeing off the Sachtler Flowtech. It's awesome that there are some new options coming out that are emulating the Sachtler, with the single release mechanism at the top of the legs, without the hefty price tag. I'm happy to pay for quality features, especially if the build quality suggests a long life, but it's hard to justify spending over $6,000 Australian dollars!
I've recently discovered the SmallRig AD-100 FreeBlazer with 4167 legs, and also the Sirui SVT75 legs with the SVH15 fluid head. Perhaps you could do a comparison between these three models Gerald; this one and the two mentioned above, and weigh up their features, build quality and value for money? Love your channel mate! 🦘🇦🇺
Also in the market. There have been anecdotal reports, unfortunately, that the SmallRig legs are less than trustworthy; sometimes they allegedly don’t lock. Totally agree that a comparison video would be excellent!
@@MayerAd It's an exciting time to be shopping for a tripod hey! I'm not surprised to hear about the SmallRig, as it looks a bit flimsy with the plastic locking mechanism. The Sirui on the other hand looks tough, and is apparently a bit of an effort to push the locking mechanism closed. At least that bodes well for longevity, as you would have to expect it would get easier with use. The 6 year warranty is also rather confidence boosting.
You should look up miller. Australian made world leader.
@@brucebrucestofiston5554 thanks for the tip. I wasn’t aware there was an Aussie brand that’s got such a good reputation for quality tripods, like Røde has for audio gear. Miller’s new range of CiNX fluid heads could be a good option to pair with this YC Onion Pineta Peak tripod. The CinX 20 and 23 are both fitted with a 75mm clawball, along with an adjustable pan and tilt fluid drag system and counterbalance, so they would go well with a 75mm bowl like the one on this YC Onion tripod. As Gerald points out in the video, the Onion head lacks these features. Thanks mate!
Update: I just looked up the history of Miller, and the company's founder “holds the first patent for fluid head design for film cameras, which it obtained in 1946.” Gotta love a pioneering Aussie!
I just got the E-Image EG06C2 kit consisting of the GH06 fluid head which Gerald reviewed previously and the GC752 carbon legs which he also suggested. This kit cost me $1095 plus $30 shipping here in Australia and I have to say for what you get is incredible value.
I watched a review of the Flowtech 75 plus Aktiv 6 head and could barely see any benefit over my new system except perhaps Sachtler bragging rights - though is it really bragging to say “Hey I paid 6x for the same as you!”
One of my uses is super zoom photography - and occasional video - at up to 2000mm. I am super impressed that I can get smooth panning on my new kit at that 2000mm focal length. To say I love this kit is an understatement.
I could have bought the $6000 FT kit - and briefly considered it - though in hindsight that now seems like a moment of mild madness. The GH06 head is everything Gerald said and then some.
If you have around an Aussie Kay to spend the E-Image kit is a no-brainer. No I do not have any affiliation whatsoever with the product or company. I’m just a regular feller who loves a great buy.
How's the torsional rigidity? I just received the Sirui Rapid Set up tripod and found the amount of twist in the legs unacceptable for doing precise work. I plan on returning it. I was wondering if these legs have little to no twist, especially when panning at a high pan setting. Thanks.
It’s been a while since I have watched one of your videos. Everything has changed! No intro music, different set. It’s like you’re a guest on someone else’s channel. Oh well, nothing stays the same.
Could you look at possibly covering the Sirui SVT75Pro? Similar 1 lever style and around the same price but seems to have an over all better look and feel
That outro wasn't the ending we deserved, but the one we needed.
Semi-Kidding aside, the ability to deploy and break down with three levers makes me wish I could have gone back in time and gotten something like this vs. my three-legged tripod.
How do you think it would hold up in water, mud, sand, and silt? A lot of my work has my tripods in 18-36” of water, mud, and grime.
You prefer this than the small rig an sirui ones? I think they are in the same price range of 500 and feel very similar features than the sachtler also
When you're sitting, your movements seem restricted, but I prefer it when you're in a standing position; it looks more fluid when you’re demonstrating.
You would think now that we have a few manufacturers creating single leg latch tripods, there's gotta be a single latch rapid mono out there. Man I would love that for wedding work!!!
Outstanding! The manufacturers are in your debt. I will purchase!
Awesome presentation. Nice visual framing. Brilliant really.
Name the dude on the chair: Bear❤
Camera O'Brien & Teddy Richter
I tested this tripod during IBC and I consider it phenomenal for the price! Great review mate!
Call the bear Bruno please!
good name but we don't talk about him
T-Stop the Bear . . . though I have to say Bearald Undone is a good one!
Heya, thanks for the review. I’m wondering how this tripod performs compared to the Sirui Rapid Tripod? It looks like an “identical” system minus the “coconut head” but with the option for a middle spreader
The fluid head looks a lot like the smallrig fluid head tbh I i wonder if they're using a similar supplier for that piece
I thought the same thing - they look nearly identical! The only difference I noticed was that the smallrig one has a horizontal fluid damping ring on the base.
Wait, 4:13 does extending two legs cause the third to move? Are they all connected?
Thanks for the review - I've got the Sachtler Flowtech 75 legs which are great, and I want another set, but they're super expensive. Looking at these YC Onion legs and the Sirui SVT75 pros as alternatives - they seem comparable in price. Wondered if anyone had got their hands on both and whether there was any preference/different?
Hey Ben I'm curious about the same thing. At this point, would you go for the YC Onion or Sirui SVT75?
Are these built together with Small Rig? The head looks really similar.
Looks like an awesome tripod... where was this video 3 months ago.. lol. I ended up getting a Robus RC-5570 (Vantage Series 3) tripod (mainly for photography), but I've been very happy with it so far -- similar price bracket. Those fancy leg releases do look nice -- the E-image tripod i have has something similar, but that thing weighs like 18 lbs with the GH06 head attached. lol
thanks, will get this leg but replace with my benro S6n video head
I would love to see you review the Tilta Nano 2.
Can you tell me more about the reasoning behind the mic position for Teddy? I haven't tried that yet 🤣
can you check out the similar sirui one coming out?
Gerald, could you suggest an another, more adjustable head for someone who’s trying to find that sweet spot between quality and price? Thank you for this video; been eyeing the Sachtler for a while, but the price is bonkers.
Yes, best tripod ever! Thanks!
Welcome back Big BROOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
How is it compare to the new sirui tripod?
You can call it “The Damned Bear” 😂
man this is a sick tripod. does the "bowl" part come with the tripod? I definitely need the heavier 35 kilos payload
Do the legs work by opening and closing an air valve?
Would be great to see a comparison between this tripod and Ifootafe ones?
Not having spreaders is the deal breaker for me. I have a set of carbon fiber monfrotto legs like these that I used to use, but using the top latches to keep the legs from spreading more caused too many problems. These do look a lot better than my Monfrotto, but spreaders can save the day if one of the leg locking mech's loosens and they're usually faster to setup.
It does have a spreader. Not sure why that wasn’t mentioned.
@@MarcusRFilms I saw that in another review after this. I might get one.
Is the Manfrotto 501 plate the same as the Arca-Swiss?
What’s your thoughts on this versus the Sirui?
Only Gerald Undone can do a 13min video on a tripod, and I want to watch it.
Looks like they jacked up the price since your review?
Question Gerald, how is the Mono-arm, actually secured and it’s length adjusted?? I saw you put it through the block head opening but you never “secured” it??? That head by the way is the same design used by many other “off brand” tripod manufacturers, like Cayer and others. And it’s ok as you said, but larger payloads become problematic.
Can it STAND inside too?
"the Dam Bear" is a pretty good name...
Geraldo Donebear,.......The Tedster Undone,.....Gerry Ursa,......Ursa Done,.......Ted Done......Gerry Von Bear,......whatever the name, bear def needs sound effects
And Thanks for all your well prepared, insightful and detailed reviews Gerald,...well done, ;-)
Hey Gerald! You are making us worry--the tension increasing every moment-with the blazing fake fire in the background. Afraid, your new super duper tripod & the Teddy Bear will turn into charcoal before the end of this demo! 😎😎
That tripod head looks like the exact same one on the SmallRig Freeblazer Tripod thats getting a lot of attention right now. I think they must be the exact same one on first glance...
Does this tripod accept a 75 mm bowl fluidhead?
Nice tripod!! Bear should be called Dino! Thanks!
I dont need this tripod. I am never gonna buy this tripod. I dont really care about this tripod. But.. there was something oddly satisfying watching Gerald fold and unfold its legs over and over again.. do more of that please, yesss.
I’m going with Bearald as well 😂
any chance you’re going to review GFX 100 II? would be great!