A good tripod can be an essential tool for the traveling photographer, but when you’re on the go size matters. This week Chris and Jordan review four great travel tripods from Manfrotto, Sirui, Gitzo and Peak Design that get the job done while still leaving room in your bag for your other gear.
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Another great and useful review from Chris and Jordan!
For anyone thinking of the manfred, don't worry about the proprietary plate. I have the previous aluminium version and I just bought a replacement Swiss Arca compatible plate for the top. You may just need a dab of thread lock as the replacement plates don't have the same nubs on the underside like the og plate.
Great Review. Cheers from Wild Western Australia
So confusing to watch. Sorry!
I'd like to see tripods without a center column or with a removable one. I photograph wildlife and I'll buy one soon (probably the Rollei Rock Solid Alpha)
I got 2 BeFree aluminum tripods, light and compact enough for me, and one more heavy duty from MT190XPRO series, all from Manfrotto, all for the price of 1 carbon Peak Design. And I think it's more important to have a tripod you can afford and take with you, than looking at one that you would take everywhere, but can't afford. My decision was to get a versatility yet still in quality and invest the rest in glass. There's a lot of cool stuff out there, but you don't necessarily need the best pf the best.
Gitzo GT1545T kit should be 1.45 kg right? https://www.gitzo.com/uk-en/tripods/traveler/
Great test tnx
Of course American kids want to be youtubers!!! How sad!! Everyone wants the easy way out. 🤦♂️
A pity you did not have 3legged and mefoto as part of that review. Those tripods would require to have much better features than a mefoto to justify higher price.
But which one works with an iPhone out of the box?
Another travel tripod comparison? Isn’t that what everybody does? What I'd like to see is a comparison between not too expensive well sized STURDY tripods.
For an Asian look dude saying the name wrong is kinda confusing
Hey can I ask where you had your intro logo screen made ?
Very well-fed by DPReview.
Wow. These tripods are super expensive.
You've been slow on the Peak Design, you could even be faster.
lolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll very good video, love the shaking device
I lost interest at the goofy names. The PD is the latest rage, but no mention of its shortcomings. The included ballhead is pretty useless…no way to shoot with the camera in portrait orientation unless you drop the camera off to the side…combine that with 5-section legs and an extendable column and you're looking at stability issues (not to mention being forced to recompose the scene which is where L-brackets come in handy). To use a camera with an existing Arca-Swiss plate (L-bracket, etc) you're forced to purchase an A-S adapter (which is something else that can be lost or misplaced). Sure, you can swap out to a ballhead that's fully ARCA-Swiss compatible, but then you're looking at another expense on top of the $600 price tag. These seem too gimmicky to me, sorta like Dyson vacuums (pretty to look at, but too plasticky).
Haha, those nicknames are cute.
This is so cool!
Manfrodo. Just love the way North Americans/Canadians destroy words
Price!!!! What?????? I would never pay anything above $200 for a tripod!
I’m still using a 055xprob with a 468mgrc2 head weighing 3.3kg
RRS for the win.
Just bought the Gitzo! Hopefully the last travel tripod I’ll ever need to buy 🤞🏻
Amazing video!! Thank you for sharing it ✈️
Twist locks are heaven for sand and grit to get into… never again will I buy a twist lock tripod. Clamps are the way to go, and you will never have a sagging leg!
Awesome video
…"I wanna work at Chili's" .. hahahahaha
Thanks for the review. I'm would like to find a travel friendly tripod, but what I really want is flexibility and longevity. What if I want a video head instead of ball head? What about mounting a gimbal or slider down the road to use their motion controls? I'd be pleased to watch a video with more basics on plates and compatibility and other tips for what to look for in a tripod, even if it didn't come with specific recommendations.
I bought a set of perfect condition 1544 Gitzo legs off eBay for $344, with $10 shipping. Put on an Induro head off an aluminum Induro tripod, and LOVE the combo. I've never used a tripod that is so stable and yet so light.
The down side of travel tripods is most of the time when you are concerned about weight, the location you are going to is not the most hospitable. I was very glad I brought my full size tripod to Iceland with me even when it was a pain. But it beats having wind blowing over your tripod with your camera on it. PD's design are always nice, but it is just being the 2nd most expensive among these, makes their design advantage not so worth it sometimes.
links?
Typical youtuber want-to-be, can't even get the brand name correct.
Noooo, a spelling mistake in a Chris Nichols video! All credibility gone. You lost all your German watchers in one minute.
Talking about setup time… you’re not doing it right with the PeeDeeTeeTee. That can be fine easier and faster, just check their videos. 😉