#camera tripod

View of woman photographing man who is sitting under snow-covered tree in winter; camera on tripod.

64” Liphisy Tripod for Cell Phone & Camera: Your Ultimate Photography Companion When it comes to capturing stunning photos or recording high-quality videos, having a reliable tripod is crucial. The 64” Liphisy Tripod for Cell Phone & Camera offers the perfect blend of stability, versatility, and portability for both amateurs and professionals. Designed to provide exceptional support for…

SENSYNE 62″ Phone Tripod & Selfie Stick: The Ultimate Photography Tool The SENSYNE 62″ Phone Tripod & Selfie Stick is the perfect accessory for those seeking versatility and quality in their photography setup. Whether you’re capturing family moments, vlogging, or live streaming, this tripod combines portability with functionality to enhance your photo-taking experience. With a sleek, lightweight…

Sturdy, lightweight tripod for mobile phones, digital cameras, laser levels, and other devices Head that swivels three ways and rotates 360 degrees Bubble level indicator built-in to ensure level setup constructed from premium anodized aluminum alloy Telescoping legs in three sections enable a broad range of height adjustments. includes a carrying case and a professional-grade mobile phone mount. 1/4" international standard screw for quick mounting plate Rubber feet that don't slip.

Box. Also bag.

Carrying bag for something.

Tripod! Sirui ET-2004

LEGS. Quick-release latches, one of my main criteria when comparison-shopping for a tripod (screw locks are slower, more fiddly to open/close, and harder to clean).

Gonna make taking panoramic shots so much easier now that I can for sure keep the camera uniformly level across all shots. Quick-release plate so I don't have to fiddle with the mounting system every time I stop to take photos.

Also it has extendable foot spikes for anchoring in slippery terrain. Or if I need to stab a bear or something.

Been looking into getting a camera tripod for a while, researching what local stores had, and comparing specs and prices. I don't need one of the really fancy lightweight carbon-fibre ones, or the massive can-hold-20kg-worth-of-huge-telephoto-lens tripods, but I did want something decently solid and sturdy. Closer to $300 than $30, y'know. Wasn't planning on getting one so soon, but my mother visited over New Year's and said she'd buy me one if I found one I liked, so I went home with this one. Probably going to put a different shoulder strap on it though; the included strap has, like, no padding whatsoever.

My mother also gave me this as a Christmas gift:

MUSHROOM FIELD GUIDE

Maybe now I can find proper IDs for more of the mushrooms in my Bruce Trail hiking photos.