NEEWER TP27 73.6" Horizontal Tripod

Un véritable trépied modulable et pratique, conçu pour répondre à tous les besoins.

I like that it feels sturdy and well built. There are noticeable parts made from plastic but I guess you pay for what you get. It is a good tripod, good enough to carry at least 2kg of weight without any problems.I read before buying that this tripod is heavy and didn't thought it was going to be that heavy but be aware it is. So is not a travel tripod.Is more of a studio tripod that will stay in a fixed position.It is great overall but as my first tripod I learned that for future I'll go with a lighter tripod. But if you are just starting like me, then grab it. It is great.

This is a great, versatile tripod with a variety of configurations. Neewer seem to be getting better and better both in innovation and price. Recommended.

I tried to find something critical to say about this 73.6" neewer tripod but I can't ... unpacking it and looking it over, I'm amazed at the level of engineering that obviously went into designing and manufacturing thisthere are so many axis of rotation to adjust that once you're set up you can get a camera pointed nearly anywhere without moving the tripod legsall of the adjustment knobs are high quality and feel secure - the legs are easy to extend and lock securelythe fit and finish of the entire unit is excellentit includes a padded, fitted tripod bag that's very nice on its ownthe more I sit here and play with it, the more things I run into that it does ... they didn't waste anything here - if they could get it to rotate or move, it doeshighly recommended

The bag itself that was holding the tripod itself felt kind of cheap and I felt scared the tripod would be the same kind of disappointment, but as soon as I held it and moved it around - I was convinced. Its by far, the best tripod I ever owned and Ive been in the photography industry for 10+ years.INCREDIBLY Light.SUPER Precise - I used to have a tripod that would take forever just to adjust correctly the X/Y axis angles, it would always fall back into the previous angle. When youre doing macro photography, millimeters change everything.HUGE 9/10 or 4.5/5 whatever.Love this product to death. (Used it today!)

I was really impressed after using this tripod for a couple shoots. It demonstrates good stability, great versatility, and provides a lot of options for setting up shots.Key points:1. The middle shaft is not round but has a bar like shape to it. You can pull that up and use it like a normal center shaft extension OR you can pull it up and tilt it to enable a more top down shot.2. Included is a simple tripod head with a mini video style arm (shown in photos) and a second attachment point (shown in photos) that can slide over the bar and that allows you to shoot with your camera in a second position OR mount two cameras. I did both when using the tripod and I even mounted two heavy cameras with full pro grips and heavy lenses at one point. See the pictures attached to this review. The tripod held two Nikon Z9 cameras and lenses nicely balanced. I probably should have sandbagged the center but didn't. It held perfectly. Really well done!3. As mentioned above, you do get a single smaller head and a secondary attachment point for the bar. The smaller head is nice but I found it too small and a little lacking for my gear so I replaced it with a larger ball head and in one case a full sized video head. Great that they included it and it should be good for all but largest rigs. If you are shooting with something larger, pick your favorite head and use that.4. The leg locks are the twist to lock style and I felt really comfortable using them. I typically like the flat handle locks but these performed really well.5. There's a hook and attachment point for a bag or sandbag but I found it a little lacking. You might want to get a more durable carabiner instead of the one supplied.6. If you're planning to do a top-down shot with this, use a weight to counter your camera's weight and be selective in your placement of the tripod legs. I didn't have issues but I did note a few positions where it might be a little unstable if care is not taken.7. You also get the added flexibility of removing a leg and using it as a monopod! Use one of the included heads or your favorite one. I only tested it one time and found it to be reasonable. This isn't my choice for a primary monopod but will certainly work in a pinch.Conclusion: If you need a single tripod that brings a lot of utility, is stable and well made but you don't want to break the bank, this could be an option for you. There's a lot to like about this tripod and for the average user it checks a lot of the possible needs. Good kit at a good price.

Versatile tripod and great in a budget.Light weight and I seen many more great products by Neewer and is good that we have great quality products coming out for photographers and videographers.