Benro Hi-Hat Video Tripod, 100mm Shell

Does the job good quality

Veramente ben fatto. Ha tre regolazioni di inclinazione delle gambe e la possibilità di regolarne la lunghezza. Nella scatola ci sono i "chiodi" e le zampette gommate, oltre ad un manico corto per una mezza coppa da 100mm. Io ho comprato quella di benro ma potete usarne una qualunque. É super solido da utilizzare. Io lo uso con un monopiede in carbonio che arriva a tre metri. Ha una borsina che permette di trasportarlo anche con la mezza coppa già montata. Super consigliato. Credo che con una buona testa fluida si possa utilizzare anche con focali importanti. I piedini in gomma hanno un foro ognuno che permette l'ancoraggio a al terreno tramite bulloni o picchetti. Detto questo, l'ho comprato usato "in ottime condizioni" e addirittura aveva ancora il sigillo con il tagliandino: era nuovo. Vale tutti i soldi che costa anche da nuovo

È un cavalletto piccolo ma di estrema robustezza, viene utilizzato con telecamere professionali ed obiettivi estramente pesanti ma non fa una piega. Deve essere abbinato ad una testa robusta per dare il meglio di se.

Ok, I had seen this in a picture before but never in person but it’s what I wanted for my bench rest air gun. It’s pricy but totally worth it. It does not come with the 100mm half ball, but it does come with the low profile screw for attaching it. I also added a 55mm ball head and it works amazing. So secure and the added weight to the front of my gun helps improve accuracy. So happy I got this. I do wish the bag was slightly larger though because if you attach a ball head it won’t fit in the carrying case.

I've only seen these on sale ONCE. so I bought it on the spot. for 200 bucks, this is easily the best 100mm bowl high hat out there. handles my C200 and Red Weapon with no problem whatsoever... I put an arri on it just for giggles, and it didn't even blink. nice little high hat. usually, smaller means chincy, low quality. Benro makes good stuff... and this one is no exception. its heavy duty enough for mid range cameras fully rigged.

I got this tripod because I wanted a solid, low-profile base for my 360-degree photography setup. Right out of the box, it's extremely solid and you can definitely tell that it's a quality product that will last for a very long time. The only reason for the low review is the fact that the images and the description in the listing are deceptive. The images in the listing clearly show domed non-slip articulating rubber feet with a flat base. The written description even goes to state that: "The large rubber feet are attached to a metal ball joint for quick positioning, which can be removed for attaching the included metal spiked feet. The feet also have pre-drilled holes for securing to wooden octagon boards when using on top of apple boxes or securing the board to the top of a ladder." One of the main draws of the tripod for me was this feature because it gives added grip and stability. However, my tripod did not have these feet. They just came with plain old nubs. I've attached photos. So now I need to go find some non-slip feet separately, but a quick search seems to indicate that Benro does not sell these feet separately which puts me in the weird position of having to look at a potential third-party option. No matter how good the product is, I cannot condone a blatant lie about it in the images or description-especially if that lie might be a deciding factor for someone. Just to be clear, you will definitely get a very solid tripod. Just don't expect to get the non-slip feet that you see in the photograph or that is described in the description.