Is it stable for outdoor photography?
1382648
It's pretty stable. The rubber stoppers will go up exposing metal spikes that you can stick into the ground for extra support.
1382649
It is very stable. There is some wobble of course which is expected at this price point, but nothing major. The rubber feet retract exposing spikes which are perfect for outdoor shooting. There is also a stabilizing hook to further stabilize the shot.
1382650
Yes, it is a very stable design and has a bubble level so you can accurately level your camera quickly.
1382651
It is stable for my Nikon d7000.since it is light to carry on, it is not for a big camera with a huge lens
2047983
I would not try mounting this camera upside down since it was designed for a vertical surface. Am sure you can find an alternative.
627339
I am not an avid photographer. I am using the camera for outdoor shots mostly. I have had this camera for almost a year and have had no major problems from drops. I would avoid potential problems with it for rockclimbing for example. Otherwise, fine.
701779
Yes! It may not be stable as a professional tripod but will hold your camera for a nice picture. I recommend it!
1605796
I use mine with a DSLR but mostly for stills. You would have to watch your breath as that may affect the stability of your scene. I put over 10 pounds of camera and lens. It is very stabil.
1652092
Sorry this equipment doesn't fit your budget. Once I got a stable tripod with a good ballhead, my photography improved significantly and the versatility of the tripod's leg angle adjustments and 90 degree column re-positioning allowed me to get into position for pictures that I was missing before. I do landscape photography primarily.
1475744
I don't think so, but I've never used it outside. I use it for my home photo studio.
752585
It is satisfactory. I use a Tamron 200-500 zoom lens with it frequently. In windy , long distance/high focal length conditions it is a bit shaky but in most conditions I've been real happy with it. It holds its position well, it's just a bit top heavy because of how tall the pistol grip makes the whole assembly. That said, for the price, I'm still in love with my tripod!
1147524
Yes it is but it's not so rigid and stable. After screwed and fixed it on tripod, its imagine does fluctuate under high magnification for every minor adjustment. Still figure out the way to solve it.
2194601
not likely to be at a angle you want, it will be very tippy on the small base. If you got a piece of say 4x4 plywood and drilled a hole in it and put some feet under it you could put a bolt into the base and it would be stable with a normal camera. Not sure you want to do that much work.
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I use it with a Nikon D80 and 18-200mm lens. I have also added flash at times and the weight is something over 4 lbs at that point. I have used it in this configuration out-of-doors in a wind and have not been concerned about stability.
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Actually I am surprised how stable it is. I have painted on the sand , in the wind and had very few issues. It does depend also on the tripod you use. Make sure the legs are not the thin flexible type on cheap tripods. The one adjustable arm is very secure . Instability would come from the tripod. In pli ear you should thin your first layers or put lots of paint on the brush. Aggressive stumbling will make the Easley more unstable. Tom Andrich
1488927
It would require a level spot, you can use it on an incline to help support the weight of the camera and sense but you would need to hold on to it.
2173878
It is very likely. This tripod is not stable at all and I had trouble getting it to stand at all. If you are looking to get a proffesional looking video. Look elsewhere for a tripod.
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I have not had it wobble. It is fairly stable. I rarely extent it all the way up. It would depend on the weight and lens size.
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If you use it as a stand, it won't make a perfect 90 degree angle, and the weight of the camera will cause it to tip over. However, you can attach it to a pole or something to accommodate the side mount.
1264646
It's sturdy enough for your camera. My 70d with lens is almost double the weight and it works fine for me. It doesn't shake and I haven't broken it thusfar. I do recommend something heavier if you plan to film in windy/harsh environments.