FT650 64" Inch Heavy Duty Professional Tripod with 3-Way Pan Head , Quick Release, and Soft Case for Canon, Nikon, Sony and Olympus DSLR

Okay. I am using this tripod along with a mount for my phone for social networking vids for my business. Kind of overkill for my needs but what the heck. Way adjustable! If I was using a big camera or video set up would it be enough? I think for a digital SLR with standard lens it would be okay, but with a big mackin lens.... ? Hard to say. The only issue at some point would be the thickness of the plastic adjusters on the legs. The plastic buckles should have about twice the material thickness. But on the whole? Very happy!

Doesn't hold my Canon Ti 3 good, the camera is too heavy! Other than that, it is ok!

I actually got this tripod with a craigslist deal with my first DSLR camera about 7 years ago.This is the type of cheap tripod that comes bundled with those camera deals, it's inexpensive, light, cheap, and will just barely get the job done. The tilt and high adjustments are all plastic, and will easy snap off if you're not careful. The panning on this setup is really horrible, so don't plan on using it for video.The main reason this tripod gets a one star is because this title "heavy duty professional" couldn't be any farther from the Truth.Do yourself a favor and invest $20-60 more dollars to get a good Manfrotto, Zomei, MeFotto, or any other actual quality built tripod that actual professionals use.

Seems to be a quality well built product. Have only used it a few times for a couple different shoots and works great. Small, Lightweight and easy to transport.

it feels sturdy and wobbles a lot less than my previous cheap tripod. The carrying case is nice too.