Great stand. Vry light and compact. If you have shaky hands you can mount camera to stand and hold it in your hand.

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I bought this this tripod for macro work using a small Olympus macro lens and for short day hiking trips, but to my surprise, it supports my OMD M-1 with my heavy 40-150 zoom lens mounted. Amazing! I gave it four stars because it's new. Time may tell a different story.

This was the most compact tripod I could find that would support a DSLR with a kit lens. Based on use, I believe it could support a DSLR with a heavier lens as well (even a little beyond the stated 3.3 lbs capacity).

This tripod is great! It is small enough to carry. You can use it for light for social media, working from home, or taking photos.

I was unsure about whether or not this tripod would support my Sony a7ii with the huge 14mm Rokinon lens that I'm using, but it did not disappoint. I needed something lightweight and small for backpacking and this is perfect.

This tripod is just what I was looking for. It's well made for the price, and I like the fact it doesn't use a tripod plate to attach to the camera. Instead, the wheel is very quick to thread the tripod to your camera. The carrying case is a nice added touch.

This is my first real tripod and I couldn't be happier with my selection. It is Lightweight and super easy to adjust. I have used it on uneven surfaces and taken wonderful shots! Also comes with a nice carrying bag. Would totally buy this again as well as other stuff from this Manfroto brand.

I bought this as a travel tripod.The tripod is well designed & seems well built & stable. I have only had it a couple of days so haven't really had a good chance to evaluate it but it seems well up to the task.All in all very happy with my purchase so far.

When it comes to camera stands, this is the second one I ever purchased and I am very pleased to say it was a very good decision. First and foremost I heard about Manfrotto from a close friend who does photography and Cody Ko.

So far I've only used this tripod for family portraits and long exposures but I've had no problem and it's really easy to use. It's also fairly small for a tripod but that obviously means that it doesn't reach particularly high.