SMALLRIG TRIPOD Review: SmallRig AD-01 with Fluid Head

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  • Опубликовано: 4 янв 2025
  • Fun little review we made of our new tripod! Let us know what you think of it and if we went overboard with our full rig LOL!
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  • @M-E-l6q
    @M-E-l6q 11 месяцев назад +5

    Really thorough review. Got a cheapo tripod and was thinking this would be an affordable upgrade but you just save me from making the same mistake i did with the cheapo. I'll wait it out until i can afford something more stable on heavy rigs, thanks for making this review

  • @chickenpasta7359
    @chickenpasta7359 10 месяцев назад +2

    for the screws getting loose I recommend using a small dab of blue locktite on a side of the screw (obviously besides the screw that goes into your camera tripod socket). it makes a significant difference

  • @ianmartin2924
    @ianmartin2924 3 месяца назад +1

    I'm actually interested in the AS-80 or AD-100 for use with a BMPCC 6K Pro rig (... very heavy). Do you know if the fluid head is the same on all these models?
    If so, I might get the option without the fluid head and use my Sacthler ACE XL and get another head later.

    • @adventureswithinmedia
      @adventureswithinmedia  3 месяца назад +1

      Hey! Unfortunately I am not familiar with the AS-80 or AD-100. If you have a heavy rig, I would go safer than sorry. Sorry we couldn’t be of more help.

  • @davidp158
    @davidp158 Год назад +2

    Regarding the video head coming loose from the ball head, your ball head should have screws or bolts to secure the connection from underneath. Take a look.
    Q: Does the tilt lock on the left side allow for light friction to aid with smooth tilts, or is it only for locking the tilt position?

    • @adventureswithinmedia
      @adventureswithinmedia  Год назад

      Hey! Thank you so much for commenting this. I saw your comment last week just before I headed off to a wedding and was able to tighten the tripod in time for the wedding!
      In regards to the tilt lock, it does give little friction but I wouldn’t say its very smooth. I often just end up keeping it lose and holding the camera under my arm to stabilize it if that makes sense.

  • @rithishkong5115
    @rithishkong5115 Месяц назад +1

    Can you tell me a heavy duty tripod ..it can be expensive ..to safeguard my camera and very expensive lens read to spend some on a good tripod ! Please suggest bro ! I use heavy weight lenses for animal photography

    • @adventureswithinmedia
      @adventureswithinmedia  29 дней назад

      I would recommend Sachtler tripods! Also, smallrig’s new tripod looks good

  • @matthewbonfield
    @matthewbonfield Год назад +1

    very informative, thank you!

  • @nebulabass
    @nebulabass Год назад +1

    Is it worth the price over a cheap Amazon basics tripod?

    • @adventureswithinmedia
      @adventureswithinmedia  Год назад +1

      Personally, I think so. Especially if you are doing a little bit more serious video shoots.

  • @chuanchuipodcast6238
    @chuanchuipodcast6238 Год назад +1

    Nice review

  • @KardosoMedia
    @KardosoMedia Год назад +1

    nice review brother!

  • @chrisw443
    @chrisw443 8 месяцев назад

    You should always have two screws attatching your camera to the plate. That is a plate and screw issue and not a tripod issue.

    • @adventureswithinmedia
      @adventureswithinmedia  8 месяцев назад

      These are lighter more compact tripods yes and don’t have as much screws. For smaller dslr/mirrorless cameras, we do not find this to be to big of an issue. Thank you for your input!