Are Budget Tripods Worth It? | Magnus VT-4000 | Premier Prep

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • You’ve probably been temped to buy the less expensive tripod before, but is this a buy cheap buy twice situation? In this episode of Premier Prep Micah takes a look at his Magnus VT-4000 tripod in the general context of budget tripods to find out if you really need to spend $500 for a decent tripod.
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Комментарии • 14

  • @ifell3
    @ifell3 6 лет назад +1

    I'm actually really happy with my ravelli apgl4. Hasn't got a handle on the head,, yet more of a trigger grip thing. So for £55 quid I'm very happy with it.

    • @PremierPrep
      @PremierPrep  6 лет назад

      +ifell3 I've seen the trigger grip type tripods. They seem interesting especially for photography. Do you use yours mostly for video or photography?

  • @WTG194
    @WTG194 3 года назад +1

    love the review but the pan and tilt doesn't seem smooth

    • @PremierPrep
      @PremierPrep  2 года назад

      Thanks! The tripod was pretty fresh at the time and has actually aged well. Still highly recommend the VT-4000 for that price range!

  • @ChrisTempel
    @ChrisTempel 6 лет назад

    Great vid, very informative. Made me go back and check the specks on mine lol
    I have the Ravelli AVTP. Same price point as yours, very simillar design, except has two handles, screw bolts to lock the legs, and is pretty heavy without a camera (~10 lbs). The plus is that is supports up to 27 lbs which is great for my Ursa Mini and full shoulder rig with matte box. Just throwing that out there if any of your viewers needs something that can take the weight. Another tip to make the quick release more compatible is I bought a couple of Manfrotto quick release sets and use them to standardize my gear. Now my camera fits the Glidecam, the shoulder rig and the tripod without changing plates. Stuck a plate on the shoulder rig too so it also fits the tripod if I need to run the camera on sticks with the matte box.
    Keep the vids coming dude!

    • @PremierPrep
      @PremierPrep  6 лет назад

      +El Director Vision Thanks man! Had a blast making this one. I've seen many people purchase other quick release plates like you mentioned. I may do that at some point. I also have a shoulder rig and put my Magnus plate on there to quickly go from tripod to shoulder

  • @ELHipnacio
    @ELHipnacio 3 года назад +2

    Yeah man u gotta chill with that music

  • @petterarntsen3387
    @petterarntsen3387 4 года назад

    Is it possible to take of the tripod head?

  • @ConsumerDV
    @ConsumerDV 5 лет назад +2

    Liked the review, but turned off in the middle because of loud annoying music.

  • @dagetheone
    @dagetheone 6 лет назад

    what type of lens you use 50mm?????? :-)

    • @PremierPrep
      @PremierPrep  6 лет назад

      +DAGE THE ONE That one, yes. Yashica M42 mount 50mm with F1.7. I actually shot a short film with it this morning on a Sony FS100... Action series coming soon ;-)

  • @TheHudsonValleyWanderer
    @TheHudsonValleyWanderer Год назад

    lmao SPIDER lol