I Tested Every Travel Tripod Under $100: These Are the Best.

Good video

this review is fantastic and valuable to be subscribed 💖💖💖💖💖

Hi, I was wondering, which of those tripods has the easiest to put on shoe plate. I bought a terrible tripod from Walmart because that’s the only store we have in my remote town and it’s so fiddly that I’m not able to get the plate on at all when I have a heavy lens attached to it.

Thank you for this video, I only make about 30-50 dollars a month as I am an unpaid live-in aide. I just got my hands on a used d500 after saving up for a very long time and in forums I am told routinely that any tripod under 100 is just junk, but I cannot readily afford a more expensive one.

Hi Mark,
I am confused between 'Benro Slim' and 'Ulanzi MT-55'. Both are priced same at my place.
Gear: Sony a6700 and Sony 70-350mm lens.
My height: 170cms.

Need your suggestion.

Great grouptest.

Benroooo

I bought the K&F 254 and it has strong legs, and a wobbly top. Bought an all metal bigger ball head to make it more stable, but it is no help as the plastic top bends at slightest pressure. plastic top tripods compress easily and are pretty worthless, except for light cameras and maybe 1/20 sec exposures with a 28mm lens.

Can i use the Benro whit the nikon 80-200 lens?

The Benro you recommend can only handle 5.5 lb.

Thanks for the informative and useful video, this is what I needed to know what to buy.

I own the carbon fiber version of the Benro, and it is by far the best tripod I've owned. So yeah highly recommend it too heh.

This is such an awesome and helpful video!!! Can I suggest a budget backpack video!!! Thank you! 🫡🫡

Jolican ftw

I've been using the Benro for over a year, it's just awesome for the price.

Hey mark need your utmost help . I bought a6600 recently i need a lens now for it as later i can take zoom lens with f2.8 . But for now i need a lens which will reliable and useful afterwards buying 17 70 tamron lens too. Please recommend me some of your best lenses in ultrabudget. I do versatile photography landscapes, wildlife,nature for portraits you suggested me TTartisians 56mm f1.4 is it good to go or you have more recommendations please help

I have the Geekoto AT2X tripod it is a sub $100.00 tripod it is a flip lock tripod with a 14 pound capacity and it does convert into a monopod. I found the tripod to be very stable with my 150- 4650 lens
The Sirui T-005KX is a aluminium light weight tripod with a 8 pound capacity for under $100.00
I was given both the Geekoto & sirui tripods

From my experience and astrophotography. There's no tripod under 300$.

please test Benro Cyanbird (not under $100)

Literally looking to buy a tripod after mine got crunched on by a client. It's so timely. It's like you're in my brain.

Nice content. Helpful

Finally, someone is recommending the Manbily tripod! You can get a carbon fiber tripod at a really low price it's crazy! I'm glad you’re trying it out; for me, this brand feels like a little treasure!

I also love the foam on the KF because in the winter time……

I love your videos. Camera equipment can be expensive, your options are always appreciated

The numbers on the model names of many tripods represent the specs. The first two digits stand for the diameter of the thickest tube in millimetres and the third digit is the number of sections.

I bought one of the K&F 64' aluminum tripods for $50 on Amazon for field trip, and it folds to 15" is 2.5 lbs and is pretty solid with my A6700 with an 18-200 mm lens on it.

Very nice vid, great usefull information.

These videos are so helpful. Can you do a comparison of camera backpacks under $200?

Some of the best tech and gear videos on YT 💪🏼

Smallrig ct10 owner here with fluid head, excelent tripod, good materials and features, fluid head is good, panning is not that great but it works if you get the softness with a band or something

Thank you from France Mark !

Love to see one on video heads

Please do a light and compact video tripod comparison. I see a lot of them but fluid heads are not good

I think you missed out on the monopod functionality of Tripod 7 (K&F Concept). I own one and it's been a great compact pick.

do a video tripod (or just fluid head) comparison. I've been searching for a good one under $100 but they all seem kinda crap. I've seen you recommend the smallrig fluid head with leveling base but lots of people are saying that the panning is too loose, there is no way to adjust it and I do a lot of panning shots. Maybe you have something to recommend? Anyways, keep up the good work!