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Review Summary
2016-10-11T09:00:50
I bought several small clamps for my video production needs and really love the quality of this. Inexpensive but built really well and works as advertised.
Kelly O.
2008-09-19T21:00:00
Versatile and not too bulky, this little helper was often with me on my tours. But: - It shakes and vibrates in itself too much with a SLR/DSLR - though the head holds even a Nikon D200 with tele lens. It is really good only for smaller and medium size cameras. I do not recommend using it as a tripod with a SLR/DSLR - it ist just not stable enough. Don't use it for long time exposures. - The plastic body just broke when I clamped it a bit too hard on a pipe. - Bottom storage lid for additional "steel legs" wears out easily -> permanent danger of losing the extensions. at least: A good compromised tool of good quality, but nothing for serious work. I probably would buy it again, if it would be made out of metal and the extensions would be improved.
serious
2008-04-17T21:00:00
I purchased this for a 3 month bicycle trip to fit in my saddle bag. Therefore, light weight and compactness were important issues. This Tri Pod is very versatile, compact and lightweight, just what I was looking for. However, due to the narrow spread of the legs and the light weight, I fear to leave my camera unattended on it. It is also unstable in the slightest wind or on the smallest incline (when using as a Tri Pod, not the clamp). I guess you can't have it all. I am taking this one with me.
Randy
2007-09-25T21:00:00
I take tons of picture from my car. This tool clamps nicely on the car window for good stabilization.
Camera N.
2007-02-04T19:00:00
Great product for small and medium cameras. Too small for SLR's.
Joe
Small, handy, and stable with a sturdy C clamp which opens to 1-3/8", this may be used as a clamp, or as a table tripod. Two legs, recessed into the base, simply screw in to provide stable support. Height 5-1/8"