K&F Concept TC2534 Trípode Fibra Carbono Viaje con Monopié 184cm, 360 ° de Cabezal de Bola Panorama, Placa Rápida Liberación y Funda para Cámara Réflex Canon Nikon Sony hasta 12 kg

Lo acabo de recibir y tiene muy buena pinta se le ve robusto y buen terminado y en mi mochila Mandroto i-36 me permite llevarlo perfectamente le he puesto una nikon d3 y un 35/70 2.8 y no se mueve ,la entrega fue un poco mala ya que la agencia nos hizo ir a buscar el paquete a una papelería ?????

Most travel tripods are a little on the short side and my current Sirui tripod is no exception with a working height of 120cm (or 145cm with centre column extended). After some research, I was pleased to find the K&F TC2534 had a non-extended working height of 142cm. This would be an ideal height, especially as the centre column is removable ( I dislike extendable centre columns). I had purchased a K&F TC2335 some months previously, but was underwhelmed by the quality of construction, so returned it. On opening the box of the TC2534, I was immediately impressed. It is a very well made quality product and sufficiently sturdy with the legs extended fully. The adjustment catches on the legs work well and feel positive as do the friction joints on the legs. I was also pleased to discover that the feet can be unscrewed, so I've ordered some spikes for use on muddy surfaces. The ball head is quite substantial and has a smooth action, although I've replaced the supplied clamp with a quick release clamp as a personal preference. The supplied bag is quite roomy, so I don't have to fight to zip it up. There's also room to keep some accessories (e.g panning clamp & nodal slide) inside the bag. All in all, a lot of thought has gone into the design of this tripod and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. However, I do have one suggestion for improvement. It would have been nice to have a spirit level on the legs so the tripod legs can be levelled for taking panoramics.

el trípode bien aunque no lo he utilizado, me gustaría que tuviera unas instrucciones en español con detalles importantes.

I have never really been overly fussed about carbon fibre tripods, I've used metal tripods for years and liked the weight of it. When the K&F Concept 67" Carbon Fiber Camera Tripod arrived I was surprised at how light weight it was, The Ball head is the heaviest part of the tripod. Now I must admit i have a low profile KFconcept ball head so i changed it over onto this tripod. The legs are smooth and quick to release and retain and I like how premium it feels.The tripod handled everything i threw at it. I went out on a four hour shoot do take some star trail shots.. The tripod was that sturdy that I didn't need to align any shots in Photoshop! no camera shake, no movement. It was SOLID.I took some macro shots and again, no shake and the image pin sharp.The last one I tried was a 6 minute sunrise shot and again even with wind the tripod was solid. I didn't weight the tripod down with my bag. It didn't need it..If you are in the market for a new tripod I would highly recommend this one, you won't be disappointed, It's VERY sturdy and I would be happy to and already do use it for my paid photography work.

 The tripod has really exceeded my expectations. I thought it may time some time to learn how to use it properly, but it is very intuitive and I figured out how to adjust the different heights and angles almost without even looking at the manual. It can be a little fiddly to adjust the individual legs (if situation requires it) but as I’ve used it more this process has sped up. Despite how lightweight it is, the tripod feels sturdy even when used outside and overall the build quality is very high; most likely due to the carbon fibre. Mounting a camera takes seconds and is easy to adjust once its mounted. For an amateur photographer like me I would definitely recommend it. I’ve been tempted by cheaper tripods in the past but nothing has come close to the quality feel of this K&F tripod. It comes with a really nice case as well, so carrying it around is not inconvenient at all.