The black PIXI EVO Mini Tripod from Manfrotto is a tabeltop tripod that can hold up to 5.5 lb while weighing only 9.4 oz. It has two leg sections that are adjustable in five steps, allowing it to extend from 2.4" up to 7.7" high. The legs can be set at two different angles via the sliding selector. Easily enabling you to place your camera in portrait orientation, a 90° notch is built into the integrated ball head.
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This tripod does support a 2 lb. mirrorless camerain a stable manner . A wireless shutter controller is absolutely necessary to avoid tripod movement. If the camera is touched, the images shakes. It may be useful as a portable small light stand.
It's nice for what it is pretty stable I like it
I use this with my pinhole cameras to get low to the ground. They work great and are highly adjustable and not too heavy.
I ordered this to mount a Nikon Z6 with a 107mm macro lens for taking close up shots. Yes, macros. I like the adjustability of the legs and how well it handles the weight of the gear. Great Manfrotto design. Clever leg extensions and the ability to rotate the ball head for portraits. Great service from B&H handling my order and getting it to me quickly. Very much appreciated.
I've never seen a really good table top tripod, although I'm sure they must exist. This one is not bad, it works well and is the best TTT that I've owned. Great if you have a lightish weight camera/lens. I can see it would be potentially brilliant for macro work. All in all not bad given the reasonable price tag. Designed in Italy made in China.
The flat position came in handy on a very windy day. Got the shot. Very portable. Light. Exactly what I needed.
I got this mini tripod for a hiking trip in Arizona. It worked like a charm. Light and easy to pack, didn't even notice I had it until I needed it.
The little tripod has some well-thought-out features such as the ability to expand the legs to multiple positions and the ability to move the switch so the legs will flatten out on the ground. The problem for me is that it's not quite stable enough with my Nikon Z6ii, battery grip, 105mm macro lens, and ring light attached to it. With these items mounted, it's got too much spring to it and requires readjustment multiple times. The legs seem to be fine but the ball head connection post seems to be what is flexing under the weight of my setup. I think for a lighter camera, this tripod could be ideal.
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