Manfrotto 190XDB

The Manfrotto 700RC2 is a basic, fluid head head for use with video cameras up to 5.5 pounds.  At around $90 street price, this is an entry-level head with little in the way of creature comforts.

this tripod is great and a must have for photographers! i used it when taking portraitures and plan on using it out on the field for landscape photos.

I'm happy with this tripod except for the leg release mechanism: I wish I bought the model with the levers to release the legs instead of the knobs. The knobs take too many turns to release - it takes too long and it's awkward to release the legs. The...

I would spend a little extra money and get the PRO version of this tripod. The twist to lock leg mechanism takes a bit a time to lock and secure all the legs. However, I do like the build quality of this tripod. If your not to picky about spend a...

Works great, easy to setup and use. Two things though. First, the extenders are annoying to fiddle with since they are screws instead of quick release. Second, it'd be nice to have a leveling bubble. I have to use my 60D to try and make it level.

I had this tripod for about 6 months when the connection between the head and the center column started getting "loosey goosey." This is really not an ok thing for a tripod! I liked it when I got it, thought it was a reasonable value, and used it quite...

My first purchase for non-cheapo tripod setup. One thing I did not realize was that it does not come with a camera mount. You need to purchase yet another mount that connects the camera with the tripod. I later purchased the ball-mount quick-release...

For the money, this is a great Tripod. I'm using this tripod with a Manfrotto 222 Joystick head. If you plan on carrying this tripod with you it will probably get heavy. each leg is independently adjustable which makes it great for uneven surfaces and...

Muy bueno. Justo lo que esperaba y necesitaba. Lo uso con una Sony VX2100 y es lo que necesitaba.

This is an entry level tripod for the lighter range of DSLR cameras. It works well for my Canon 60D since the 60D has a lighter body than the previous model. It is also fairly light for a metal tripod, but it seems to be sturdy enough. Of course it...