There are few tripods that offer such versatility as this well constructed, impressive and versatile unit. A must for me is the feature that allows it to be used horizontally which is so useful for macro work. I also like the ability to use part as a monopod. The tripod has some super functions and is easy to adjust and manoeuvre into so many different positions. I am so impressed. It also comes with a sturdy, well made bag to keep it in. I tried a leading photographic store before buying this and they had nothing like it in terms of versatility.

This K&F Concept DSLR Tripod is best tripod for macro photography in my opinion as well as for other photography. Let’s start at the top with ball head – I feel like the ball/socket diameter is larger than some other tripods, meaning more stability and strength when your camera is locked in place at an angle. Providing the best rotated 360 degreesThe pan and tilt motion are controlled via rubber-gripped knobs, which when twisted release the lock mechanism so you can rotate the camera in whatever direction you choose. Loosening one of the side knobs on the K&F Concept slightly allows you to maintain some resistance in the panning motion, ideal for precise panoramic shots or panoramas. A non-oil dampening mechanism helps keep the movement silky smooth.The centre column of the K&F Concept DSLR Tripod deserves special mention for its ability to be inverted 180°, allowing you to suspend your camera for close up macro photography The three aluminum tripod legs allow the tripod to extend to 60.62, with the center column extending completely to a maximum height as well. With an overall weight with ball head of only 3.63lbs, this lightweight tripod is ideal for travel. 5 sections leg can adjust the height with the twist-leg-locks, ideal for one-handed operation.

What I like about it? is it's extremely light. The fasteners are solid. There is a monopod attachment,but why I bought this is the center column locks at 90° for some nice overhead shots.

I was kindly sent this tripod by K&F Concept to review, however this is my honest opinion based on using the tripod for a few shoots in the studio and out on location. First off it comes in a really sturdy bag with both handles and a shoulder strap. Inside is a very well build tripod that is actually a very good weight for aluminium and looks great.The tripod legs have twist locks that are simple to use and quick the get the legs extended or collapsed. It compacts really nice and small which is ideal for travel or hiking for landscapes. I particularly liked the way the centre column can be raised and then turned 90 degrees to create a horizontal camera support arm. This is super handy for capturing macro, food or small product images .The tripod is compact, good weight, full of features and at an excellent price point. I honestly think this is an excellent buy for the money should do everything you need and more.One of the legs can be unscrewed to use as a monopod, this is super handy when working in tight spaces.So to sum it up, it's worth every penny, buy it, you will not be disappointed!I have added a review on YouTube, you can find this by searching youtube for this product description.

Excellent tripod, really easy to use and with a good range of movement due to the horizontal arm.

A must have for a photographer! I love filming my craft videos and this been amazing. It’s compact and great for caring about. It coming with a very good quality case with handles. Inside is padded for protection. Really recommend it.

I had recently purchased a small Manfrotto tripod but it was too light and moved around when trying to take long exposures so I needed something sturdier. The TM2515T was recommended to me by a friend and with the all metal construction I figured it would be a better choice. It comfortably holds up my Sony A7Rii along with the battery grip.The bag that the tripod comes in is very nice and protective, it also comes with a smaller soft pouch to protect the tripod head. The tripod itself is very sturdy and has simple, easy to use locking mechanisms that hold the head in place right where I need it to be. The legs can extend to a crazy height and even then it is extremely sturdy and it includes a hook on the bottom to attach weights to weigh it down for windy situations. The tripod also folds down tio be very compact which makes it easy to bring with me on trips.There are two separate ball joints that lock in place using twist knobs and two seperate swivel joints that can also be locked into place. This allows for a ton of movement so you can put the camera right where it needs to be. The swivel joints turn extremely smoothly and I figure that people who do video can use that to their advantage.What I love the most about this tripod is the detachable tripod leg which you can combine with the head to use as a monopod. I do a lot of motorsports photography and this feature is super handy when using it to capture subjects in motion. Overall I love the tripod and I don't see myself switching to anything else for a long time due to the versatility and stability that this provides.

I initially was quite impressed with this tripod, but after a bit more use I found a few initial niggles became more frustrating.The extending side arm feature which was one of the main bonuses for me didn't really live up much, when even only half way extended had sagging problems... which yes, you can correct with the ballhead to a point but you shouldn't have too.Getting on to the ballhead, it seemed good until I started getting my bigger lenses on and then I just couldn't use it with macro as you position, tighten... and them there's again sag here too so you're initial lined up shot is miles off. I had to "aim higher" to account for the sag which is just ridiculous.The integrated weight hook, great. The legs and the folding are both great. It folds down really impressively small so they're all great features and if I had a smaller camera I'm sure my niggles wouldn't be present so I've tried to be fair on that front.