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My Favorite Lightweight Tripods
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2020
- Super lightweight tripods for travel, vlogging, big cameras, small cameras, pocket cameras... here are my favorites, many of which I like so much I have numerous ones of the same model. I explain why, how much they weight, how much they cost, how tall they go and to make life even easier, here are the links.
Xit 72" lightweight travel tripod winners: (see instructions at MarkusPixFreebies.com)
1. Matthew Wynn, Phillipsburg, OH
2. JJ Hodges, Madison TN
3. Lee Ingham, Alpharetta, GA
4. Mark Lee, Fern Park Fla
5. Hunter Christian, McDonough, GA
6. Joshua Mobley, Jackson, TN
7. Robert Given, White Hall, AR
8. Christopher Herron, Shaker Heights Ohio
9. William Hart, Phoenix, AZ
10. James Clark, San Antonio Texas
Manfrotto 055 Aluminum tripod with Xpro ballhead winner: Keith Constance North Carolina Congraulations!
My favorite lightweight 6 ft tall "disposable" travel tripod X it 72” lightweight plastic tripod $29.89 (71”almost 6ft!) 2.5lb
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Magnus VT-4000 Tripod System with Fluid Head
#1 seller at BH $159.95 MY FAVORITE Max 59” 8LB
www.bhphotovid...
Davis & Sanford Provista 7518B Tripod with V18 Fluid Head $150 AMAZING DEAL 64” 12LB
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Manfrotto MT055CXPRO3 Carbon Fiber Tripod with MHXPRO-3W 3-Way Pan/Tilt Head Kit $725 carbon fiber $430 Aluminum (carbon fiber legs are $550 or aluminum legs are $300) I have 2 of these for my C100
Max 67” legs 4.3LB head 2.2lb total 6.5lb
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Manfrotto 290 Xtra
Aluminum 290Xtra with 128RC micro fluid head $220 63” 6.2lb
Carbon Fiber (sell out a lot BH) legs only $290 65” 3.4lb
I use a little Promaster SPCH20 fluid head $90 14oz
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Manfrotto 290 Light (my fav, I have 2 of them) $154.88
Manfrotto MK290LTA3-3WUS Light Aluminum 3-Section Tripod Kit with Foldable 3-Way Head ,Black
Max 57” 4 lb
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REALLY REALLY REALLY LIGHTWEIGHT Benro TAD37C Series 3 Adventure Carbon Fiber Tripod $309.95 holds up to 30lb
63” 3.9lb
www.bhphotovid...
Small travel tripod ProMaster Travel Tripod 4 Compact Tripod (8271) $49 60” 34oz (2lb)
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Really small flimsy travel tripod for pocket cameras Promaster Travel1 $20 1LB 43”
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Induro CLT303 No. 3 Stealth Carbon Fiber Tripod, 3 Sections (Black) $429
4.32lbs
MAX HEIGHT 63.58 in (161.5 cm)
www.bhphotovid...
with Promaster Cine CH75 fluid head $160 it becomes too heavy for my taste
1 LB ??
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Magnus REX VT-5000 2-Stage Video Tripod with Fluid Head GREAT DEAL BH sells out a lot cheap but heavy $249.95
Max64” 11LB
www.bhphotovid...
Manfrotto 535 Carbon Fiber Video Tripod $521 for just the legs
Max 67.32” 5LB
www.bhphotovid...
with Manfrotto 504HD video fluid head $350 6.5lb too heavy duty for my taste (almost $900)
Manfrotto XPRO 3-Way, Pan-and-Tilt Head with 200PL-14 Quick Release Plate $169.88 2.2lb
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Markus, I appreciate that you are so excitable and passionate. I also, like your information and your DIY ideas. Thank you. -------Oh ya and you are very generous.
Yeah I'm a Light and Height & budget guy. and as a filmmaker in Hwd Owned a bunch of manfrottos, wooden sticks and most heavy assorted travel pods. I had to hybrid and old super lite ITE sticks with the clamps and bowl and graft and obscure german fluid/friction head for travel. turns out I make most footage with this and leave the larger ones at home. Thanks Markus for doing the legwork esp on your fave tripods -i'll be looking at them.
I love your passion. Not pretentious...an advocate for affordable gear. Like being a kid... you didnt care about specs...just that you had a camera and you could make a movies right then and there!
Thank you for your camera help. After many years of working, I’m just retired and photography is my new hobby. I’ve always taken great photos of people and landscapes. Now with the proper equipment and videos from the pros like yourself, I can hopefully make my friends happy with my photos of their lives. Thank you also for being so upbeat.....so much snarkiness out there!
Highly informative and educational. I appreciate the time you took to show us all these Tripods and will use it as a reference for when I buy one. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
thanks Markus, after 55 years of photography, you explain equipment for the masses, and I included, thanks - like your presentations on all photography aspects
My pleasure!
Just got that $29 tripod in today. It’s well worth it😃😃😃
I now have 3 AX-43’s with a sling studio (so not a whole lot of weight), and I put the AX-43 on it and then mounted the sling studio to it with one of those pipe clamps (which are ALSO AMAZING)😃😃😃
So glad to have found this channel😃😃😃
“I’m not a professional talker” ... “DONT-START-EMAILING-ME!” 😂🤣😂 ur the man Marcus - serious tho - ur channel is better than the other camera reviewers much more genuine
" I love equipments" Oh man sure you do! And that's lovely watching you sharing your love!
Browsing in my recommendations and saw this video and said oh Markus has posted a new video,what is it about? Tripods, how long is it? 18 mins! And I was like oh it's gonna be so boring and have to fast forward it.. BUT! I find myself watching and enjoying the whole video seconds by seconds! You are a magician man!👍
I always enjoy your videos and the practical information you give. You cut through the hype and tell the viewer the facts. Thank you.
Markus you have more tripod than a camera store, it’s time for an intervention XD
"Giiiibbbbbaaaaayyyyyy!" 😁
I bought a tripod in 1980 or so and it is a Smith Victor Kenlock. It wasn't very expensive, but it has suited me very well all these years! One of these days, I'm going to get a tripod for backpacking and it will be a Pedco UltraPod at 91 grams or a Manfrotto PIXI at 190 grams. Probably the Pedco!
I love how passionate you are about the gear :)
And the fact you give away so much stuff is just ahhh :)
Fun fun fun :)
Fun is the key word!
Thank you so much for sharing your sense on tripods! Your videos help me a lot with my start! Markus, you're a real master, because you do great jobs with cheap things! WOW... Lumix G100 and light tripods! I'll just start with them.
Markus, could you do a video on your audio recorders/mics. Your audio is always so good!!
+1. Agreed. I will second that! Would love to get more information on your audio. Thanks for the great videos Markus! Keep sharing your thoughts and experiences!
I agree.
I was gonna ask the same thing haha camera mounted mics wireless mics etc would make a good vid
He's using Sanken Cos-11D. Very well known lavalier. Not sure about the recorder
@@samuelsulaiman Thanks for the info Bro!!
Hey Markus, Greetings from South Africa
My favorite tripod is my Manfrotto 525 MW spreader... This giant dinosaur is incredibly stable on live events when you are zoomed in like crazy onto a stage, one appreciate the value of a heavy tripod. But the tripod that was on most of my trips through Africa is a tiny tripod by Silk from I guess late 50s early 60s... It was abandoned in a Warehouse by the previous tenant. Light and sturdy enough that I can film game at long distances, but I carried it on my back to all kinds of exotic places! You won't like it cause it has "turny thingies" hope that is correct American... Love your channel, very clever and simple solutions to frustrating problems.
Yes Turnie Thingies is correct American 😋
I believe that you conveyed the object of your video very well. The world is full of tripod makers, and when you break it down, it really boils down to trying to find legs for the head that you like. I use the Sirui Carbon Fiber Legs, with my Platypod head, and it works for me. But you offered enough objective thoughts on what you found worked or did not work that people can now make a truly good decision on what will work for them. Great video, on a great topic.
One of my favourite youtuber. Thank you! Great video.
You have inspired me. Your enthusiasm and generosity makes me happy. This video is so timely for me as I have been searching for hours to find a tripod for backpacking ideally around a pound. I found 1 an Amazon basics and I took it on a 6 day backpacking trip and never regretted it. I think many will find this video helpful. Thanks.
All your videos are so helpful. Every time. Thanks!
Good morning Markus, I really love how you continue with discussing less covered subjects here on youtube. One small thing I will disagree with is the claim that all Manfrotto stuff is great, I've personally had failures of their tripods and they were NEVER abused or dropped. The first was an older aluminum green painted outdoor model, literally the plastic holders that held the feet fell out of the leg tubes while photographing the white mountains in New Hampshire one winter. I'm assuming it was the cold, likely the shrunk the plastic more than the aluminum but for a product marketed for outdoor expeditions that should have been tested. In addition the company wouldn't send me new (lost in the snow) feet for free, I had to pay I think $40! This was pre-internet and youtube, I'm guessing customer service may be better in this new climate. My second failure was the carbon fiber 055 tripod, after only 2 years the socket where the one of the legs goes into the top part cracked, it appears as if it was some sort of low grade metal. I did not contact manfrotto but wound up using a product called "goop" to hold it after taping it for several months. Lastly, the Manfrotto 504HD fluid head, I bought one 2nd hand along with a tripod and the counterbalance isn't really strong enough to properly balance my Sony A7R3 with a 200-600 attached even using the foot mount. Perhaps it's worn out, I don't know the prior history but i have to slightly tighten the tension know to prevent it from flopping. A lot of really old Manfrotto all aluminum tripods I have seen to be better built, I haven't had any failures with them but they are quite heavy. Be well and have a great week, thanks again for the mid-week video. -Rob
Love the simplicity of your videos. Just got into RUclips and making content. You’re a great inspiration. Thanks
That 29 dollar tripod is literally the first tripod I purchased. Still have and use it to this day.
Thank You, Markus, right now making my decision about which Tripod? Your advice and explanations are great, this video makes it much easier!!!
Man am I glad I found your video! I was all caught up thinking I needed to spend a bunch of money for a high quality travel tripod, that I didn't even consider just having a couple of burner tripods that I'm not gonna be too dainty with. Anyways I didn't plan on doing heavy duty landscape photography so that Xit looks great! Thanks Markus.
Lol, you have a couple tripods.
I appreciate how straight up honest you are about your gear, what you like and don't. No matter the brand, cost, ect. You're purly about function. 👍
Life's too short to beat around the bush 📅
@@MarkusPix very true!
Thank you. Perfect timing - have been scanning Amazon for the last two weeks - your criteria was the same as mine too! Love light weight and economical.
Woah, I won. Perfect timing again!
Tomorrow I'm going on a road tripping and I'm bringing a drone, GoPro, and other camera's (all small, light and portable).
Again, perfect timing - this tripod is great! Its coming with me!
Thanks Dude!
I'll post the video as proof (whenever I get it done).
You sure are a kind hearted Bloke / Guy .... And thank you for your great Clips .
Those twisty tripods always get me too. I'm glad im not the only one. It's always when I'm in a hurry that I can't figure those out. Thanks for another enjoyable video.
Thanks for all your info. Just got a 69 dollar camcorder with all the bells and whistles an a 3lb amazon tripod with level, quick release and 60in with easy latch for extension for 25 dollars. If I hadn't seen your channel I'd still be looking. Thanks again......
With your skills, setup and outrageously comprehensive gear arsenal, you could do some incredible live-streams where people could request advice on particular shooting setups.
I love your videos...I am new to photography. Your videos inspire me. Thank you.
I was surprised to see so many tripods I've never known about! I also love the cheap and light ones.
Me too!!
I own the 3 legged thingy patti for 120, I love it. Thanks for the video man!!
I like and use only the tripods with quick clips for locking the legs. Once again, thanks for your posting Markus
Great tripod comparison video 👍
Additionally, you can hang a counterweight from the bottom to keep the tripod from moving in the wind and also, hang a camera beneath to get an incredibly low shot.
Great video Markus, always with amazing information!! Thank you
I started light weight and cheap like your throw away and when I got heavier more expensive cameras I started buying heavier tripods to keep them grounded or have hooks for sandbags.
Love to watch your videos...great info, timing is awesome for me. Keep it up.
Always great information. Thanks for sharing. My lightest tripod is a tabletop version by Neewer. Always works in a pinch. Have a great day. Regards
Well crud missed the one thing I need lol. Congratulations to the winners. Great video again Markus always enjoy watching your videos.
Good advice all through. Very good advice for beginers
I using manfrotto pixi for some floor shots and it is very good 😀
Good on you, Markus 🎥 👍
Keep up the good work! I had not heard of the Magnus brand before.. I really like!
The tripod heads that only support one side of the camera plate are a poor choice. The camera won't level out. I threw away one of those tripods like the Xit. The only tripod I've purchased more than one of is a Velbon 607 with PH358 head. It has a decent fluid head for a light camera/camcorder. Available used on Ebay. If you are buying a first tripod try to do it in person so you can compare. Lean on the head to see if the leg locks slip. Weight may be annoying to carry, but adds to the safety of the camera perch. Thanks Markus.
Best channel on YT. Much love from 🇨🇦.
I grew up in Canada!
Ball heads are nice for astro photography as you can point straight up. Markus also never mentioned using the clip that some of the tripods have which allow you to weight the tripod using your camera bag for added stability.
Keep in mind that if your tripod fails, you may have just lost your expensive camera and lens!
I've shown the camera bag as a weight and mentioned several other ways to weigh down tripods and light stands ruclips.net/video/yexfdi_Q8Eo/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/QulvwOxuMGc/видео.html
@MarkusPix I've been trying the email you give and it's always not working. Am o the only one with this problem? I know I must be doing something wrong.
Good review Markus. I use a similar lightweight "disposable" tripod for similar reasons and uses. I do have a couple of other "Pro" (ick.. dislike the term. how about "nice"?) tripods for serious work. Glad to see someone that gives honest solutions for his viewers.
For viewers wanting a robust smaller travel, photo-oriented tripod, check out the SLIK Sprint Mini III Travel Tripod w/SBH-100 Ball Head (2.3 lbs, 4. 4 lb capacity, 42. 4" max height, flip locks, 13. 2" folded).
I just wanted to say how wonderful you are My phone is broken so I can not punctuate I Just watched kasey Camera conspicies and your generosity is amazing You now have a new follower
Markus, love ur channel. I thought you were gonna do shorter vids now. ~10mins. FREE TRIPODS!!! YEAH!
Wow you get two bites of the same apple with these videos... You are a genius Markus. Well I need to watch twice so I can learn anyway... ROFL By the way "MAKE CAMERA HAPPY WITH A CLAMPETTE FROM HIGH SIERRA" every try one of these Clampettes I started using them about 15 years ago. Cost less than $20 fits in your pocket. I agree we can never have too many tripods. Especially the special use ones.
Yes those clamps are great. Did you see this ruclips.net/video/2KzHZMaBz-s/видео.html
@@MarkusPix I remember that video and the I remember the IKAN POWER GRIP. (Decided to save it to my Private Equipment List for when I look for more grip equipment) I almost commented about the Clampette then, but I wanted to get my video out first. You teach us so much. .. Now that I've finally bought some real bigger lights I'll spring for some of those IKAN Power Grips. Markus your instruction is so helpful. Funny thing is after you mention a product on Amazon they are usually out of stock in less than a day. ;) Nice things with Clampette are cheap, works, and still made in USA ;) Your videos are great!!! Thanks again. The tips are amazing and you inspire us all to just get out there and do it.
DUDE! Seems like I got your favourite tripod (Xit) today! It's got a different brand name (Hama) but other than that it's absolutely identical!
So cool on the opening maybe it because i been going back watching the Bond movies
Yeah that was good. Your silhouette as well, right? Was putting that together your work?
I couldn't live without fluid heads on my job. I end up using a long lens from the back of halls and arenas. Sometimes I'm handheld on the stage. I use cheap tripods for my own talking head videos because it's locked down anyway. My teleprompter needs a heavier tripod but I don't use it much.
Purchased that 10ft tall tripod you talked about in an earlier video, worked great on last weekends wedding. Needs a better head, which I'll get, but thanks for the info and the link, helped a great deal! Id love that Manfrotto tripod!
Funny - I was looking today for a lightweight carbon fibre tripod and your vid pops up lol the stars align
I use Slik Master which I got for good deal... It is heavy with twist but works well my big old Sony DSR..
What this video needs is more tripod! Great review as usual.
Hahaha, I've had a Magnus VT4000 for two years now. I have really enjoyed it!
I just need to get more quick release plates for it.
I bought an insane Sunset Tripod at a thrift store in KC...its stainless steel so its heavy...but its the one you see supporting those panavision cameras that they used to use...got it for $25...
Nice tripod collection! I just got my first ever tripod, an aluminium Neewer with fluid head for AU$110 off Amazon because that's about my price range. But hey, great for learning and I'll upgrade later when I know what I'm doing more.
I prefer lightweight carbon fiber tripods as well but definitely have good to have a disposable tripod as well something you can trash if you wanna take photos or video in dirty and muddy places or even in the river.
I personaly use a old Slik with a golden crown as logo prob. from 80's or 90's as a camcorder tripod and its still worth using. As a photo tripod I use a Berno IT15 also relatively cheap and great for the price. Thats intro is pretty nice by the way.
Great comparative reviews!
Just subscribed - thanks for lots of really interesting videos..would you consider doing a 'how many shutter actuations have all my cameras done ' video - would be really interesting to know. ( I have worn out two shutters, both on Samsung NX1000s -( my favourite make of camera, and the 45mm f1.8 lens is ridiculously sharp, even at f1.8 - I'm saving up for an NX500, after seeing your review video )..keep up the good work, but maybe consider cutting back on the tripod shopping :-)
For me, the Peak design carbon tripod is best. Folds up tiny.
Yep need fluid head for what i do.
Thanks once again for a great video.
I love your honest explanations and itd ok to love gears .. se r filmmakers , we r passionate about it , if a cricketer can hv 10-20 bats & balls , why can’t we hv tripods and lenses 🤷🏻, 😁😁
All of your videos u can see your passion bleed right thru. I learn so much more from someone thats happy with what they do. I missed a good giveaway but Ill bet none are as light s my $12 tripod but the head is not so smooth with an old Pentax on it. Im sorry people bug ya but when youre poor and feel how those fluid heads move, It kinda makes ya dream. So ya shouldnt let it bother ya too much
Some people collect shoes. Markus collects tripods. I gotta admit I have a few also.
That Benro is amazing I borrowed one from a friend ,I wanted to keep it . I also own the Promaster
Yeah the Benro is super light
Yes Photography keeps me out of trouble.
Markus, your garage sales must be EPIC.
that was a fun vid mate, interesting that you only use them for video stuff would have thought with the work and stuff you dot hat you would use them for photo as well, loving the content, the give away and stuff not so much bothered with that :) have fun and keep well mate looking forward to your next upload
All my photo stuff is handheld so I can instantly change position for each pic, especially with a moving model
The information on your videos is worth more then any of the give aways...
Great video as always Thanks for sharing
i prefer the twist grips, i have two benro carbon fiber ones, the travel one which is crazy light and the classic with flip top, with the benro twist grips you can open all three/four sections with one twist.
keep the tripods, send me a kiss x x.
sometimes i just take the head with me and a ally g clamp, light and compact, great if you know the location, just use the railings and fences as your tripod.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Servus :)
I counted 30 tripods - man you are sick 😉
lol, not available in amazon anymore, great vid, thanks
Its available on my browser. Maybe they need to restock
The video just came out today and everything is already gone?
You should at least wait until the next day and use an app that picks the winner at random . That way everyone has a fair chance of winning .
I do that with more expensive stuff
I've always wanted a tripod, where I'm from there are barely any tripods in the stores and the ones available don't look reliable. Kinda pretty tired of borrowing from my friends hahaha
I would have loved the Benro carbon fiber legs with their pan-tilt head, but here I am with my O'connor 50D head and 35A legs that weighs 25lbs :p. But in my defense, sometimes I have to use 40lbs of camera xD.
U must be a Tripod Collector for sure lol
Well done!
Great review. I own several tripods of which the Gitzo tripod with Manfrotto fluid video head weighs a tonne and my range of Manfrotto tripods and heads also weigh way too much for travel. I bought a Sony VCT-VPR1 with remote control and a Sony RX100Vll to use with it for travel but now use it at home. It would be good to have you review or comments on the Sony tripods especially the two with remote control.
I only use tripods when I film myself - stands in a sea of tripods, filming himself - excellent...
11/14/2020 excellent post
I tried to use tripod ones when I was travelling, but it was very inconvenient. The biggest problem was the size, not weight. So I want tripod made from strongest steel to be extremely compact. Do you have or hear about tripods from steel? I have one but it very cheaply made.
I absolutely loved that Intro :D
"I just can't stop buying these things!" 🤣
Markus's favourite comment is "This thing weighs NOTHING!" 😅
Awesome video. Great gear. Love your presentation style. My main camera just failed. Mainly doing live streams. Any suggestions on what to purchase and how best to fund?
Honestly I think most cameras can do that nowadays, even the cheap ones at Best Buy. Almost everything has HDMI output (just get a HDMI to USB adapter) and almost everything has good quality. Almost any camcorder over 200 would work. If you want blurry background then something like a Lumix G100 or Canon M50.
@@MarkusPix clean output is a priority...
@@MarkusPix Hi i have a camcorder i bought and i want to know if there is any good ideas for lighting because the built in light is cheap and wired so i just wonder good suggestions for lighting thank you.
Have you tested the tripod from Peak Design? It's supposed to be a new take on the tripod. Thanks again for the videos.
$600 for something that only goes up to 56" and has a ball head and I can't stand ball heads. Plus it requires a hex wrench to attach the mounting plate. Too overpriced and underwhelming for me personally.
Lightweight is always a win...
Man I'm the opposite I'm always looking for the heaviest tripods lol they always stay on the ground
I need a heavy duty Tripod Markus. And I prefer a Carbon fiber, fluid or ballhead doesn't matter. I'll appreciate if you can give me one. Too expensive here in our country and I can't buy one. Stay safe Markus.
WOW, justo para mí escaso presupuesto
I'm always waiting your sharing in RUclips..
But for this time I'm really hope you will select me as winner for that Manfrotto tripod coz I'm hard-core with my camera & it's so awesome for my daily use. 🤓✌🏽👌🏽📷