With Slik's unique and patented engineering, plus a remarkably wide selection of tripods, it is easy to choose just the right one to hold your camera steady at any angle, on virtually any terrain, for applications indoors or out.
This sturdy mini tripod comes supplied with a compact ballhead which allows the camera to be positioned at almost any angle. For vertical photos, the camera platform can be tilted 90 degree in any direction.
With Slik's unique and patented engineering, plus a remarkably wide selection of tripods, it is easy to choose just the right one to hold your camera steady at any angle, on virtually any terrain, for applications indoors or out.
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I got this specific tripod for its semi low minimum working height. I need to be able to mount my spotting scope with the eyepiece 5.5” to 6.00” above the ground. This way I can have my scope set up right next to me while I’m in the prone position while shooting my club F class matches, at 600 and 1000 yards 1/2 MOA XRings. 3” at 600 and 5” at 1000. After adding internally a 2.250” x 1/2” diameter piece of brass to each leg it is now stable enough with a low enough center of gravity to not tip over due to the weight of the scope. So far in training situations it’s working just as I’d planned.
I have used several small tripods with my Canon SX730. They are handy for selfies and for timed shots where I put the tripod on the roof of my car. The Slik design is somewhat bigger, but has all the features needed for my uses. The legs are sturdy, the ball head holds the camera in place and the extensions accommodate my applications. What's not to like?