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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
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01:06 Specs + Who is it for?
02:09 Is it a Video Tripod??
03:15 My Travel Experience with It
04:35 Unboxing
05:01 Travel Pouch that Sucks!!
06:01 How to Set Up The Tripod QUICKLY
07:00 SECRET Compartment Phone Mount
07:35 A Small Complaint I Have...
08:12 Pro Plate Compatibility + Suggestion
09:14 I already scratched my Tripod!
09:55 Pricing! Carbon VS Alum
10:19 Why Is It SO Expensive?!
11:28 Delivery Date?
12:00 Questions??
SPECS
In the box:
Tripod (legs + ball head), soft case, Standard Plate, mobile mount, load hook,
4mm + 2.5mm hex wrench, bushing removal tool
Weight:
Alloy: 1.56 kg (3.44 lbs)
Carbon: 1.27 kg (2.81 lbs)
Weight Capacity:
9.1 kg (20 lbs)*
*Optimized for pro setups, up to full-frame DSLR + telephoto lens
Collapsed Dimensions:
Length: 39.4 cm (15.5”)
Max Diameter: 8.3 cm (3.25”)
Deployed Dimensions:
Max height (center column raised): 152.4 cm (60")
Max height (center column down): 130.2 cm (51.25")
Min height (low mode): 14 cm (5.5”)
Leg sections: 5
Leg locks: aluminum cams
**PLEASE READ** Regarding comments about CZcams Creators are only saying positive things about the tripod because we got it for "free," please watch my video first when you get the chance. I mentioned both PROS and CONS about the tripod and who would benefit from using it. I've also mentioned a couple of expectations to those who are about to make an expensive investment so they won't be surprised by it when they receive it at the end of the year. I seldom blindly recommend camera products on my channel until I've had a decent amount of experience with it. Those who've been a long time subscriber can attest to my long form reviews. And yes, Peak Design supplied this tripod to me for review purposes. While it may seem like it's "free," it does takes a lot of time for us creators to test out the product to make sure it's not a dud and then make a video properly informing our viewers about it. I've even brought this with me on a wedding shoot to get some real world experience with it to formulate better opinions about the tripod. We're not being paid and we're not obligated to make the video. But we enjoy making videos, sharing our excitement about something, and we want the community to enjoy a cool product as well (or to avoid it if it really does suck). Hope this help clear things up!
Seldom does people understand the amount of effort that goes in to a video like this one. Creating a video is so much more than just talking about the product, it's planning, shooting b roll, editing and so much more.
Personally i think it's great that we're able to see the product in videos like these, but i can agree that the price is horrendous on the tripod.
"hurr durr sell out, everyone is a sell out. I'm the purest form of a human being and would never sell out. Let's ignore the fact that even the local McDonald's refused to give me a dollar burger for review purposes as they don't see the value in our collaboration at this point in time. Whatever, I'm not a sell out like these CZcamsrs." Ignore these losers, Jason! The tripod is out of my price range but you've been consistently putting out top quality content. Keep it up! It's important to be objective and truthful but some of the haters will always be singing the same song regardless of how thorough and sincere someone's review is.
What I learned: 4 fingers deep to really extend the legs.
learning valuable life lessons on this channel
Hahhahaa too good
And alternate the hands.
size matters so if you got fat fingers, 4 is a total overkill
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QUESTIONS?! I will be extra active in the comments of this video during the Kickstarter campaign! Will be compiling a list of FAQs so keep checking this pinned comment or the description box to see if your question is already answered!
nice review as always...and pretty cool product. however, my query is regarding the 2 side-by-side camera rig...and you post a link? thanks.
@@checkeredflagfilms thanks! Are you looking for the link to the bracket that holds two camera?
@@JasonVong copy that. I notice the quick shot of those two action cameras.
Hey Jason, are the clamps and head made of plastic ??
I don't think you should call a kickstarter 'a preorder' ... it's very different and much more risky.
Everything was going fine until you mentioned the price...
Every time
@@JasonVong I'm ok with the price, but paying now, and waiting until 2020, not so much. If I'd have this thing in 90 days, I would back the kickstarter for sure.
Juston Brazda Lol you must new to Kickstarter/peak design
Every time.....every product Jason recommended..
That's because you don't know how much their backpacks cost...
Cost of tripod is higher because of R&D but the products R&D was funded by kickstarter whilst every other tripod manufacturer funds development from previous sales and still manage to offer a lower price.
Cost is higher because that's what peakdesign products are. There are still tripods more expensive than this, but probably none for traveling.
Cristian Baluta 3 legged thing make an excellent carbon travel tripod, its $300
@@cristibalutaThe Manfrotto travel tripods are a third of the price without sacrificing any quality.
You are honestly one of the most genuine camera CZcamsrs ever. Keep making amazing content!
super appreciate that!!
Heard it here first 😊
It is an HONOR!!
JASON!!!! Naughty mouth!! LOL, dude that tripod is AMAZING!!!!
You need one. Two. Possibly Three!
Jason “4-Fingers Deep” Vong, Ladies & Gentlemen...
perhaps in USA 350$-600$ tripod's price is ok, but for rest of the world it is just crazy. I own few Peak Design product but this one isn't going to be mine..
Lol what do you mean? Do you want to say the USA is expensive?
DVSM
Its pretty clear what he means by that. This tripod costs 2 minimum monthly wages where I come from while if you work in the us its maybe a weeks wages. Ebay is filled with great tripods in the $150-200 price bracket.
It sounds like you and Vivienne need to go back to Japan to test this out lol. Preordered with your link, thanks for the review!
I wholeheartedly agree! ps we love your username!!
@@VivienneLee Thank you so much Vivienne!! ❤️
Expensive + uses plastic internals & parts prone to failure - check
Have to raise centre column up in order to get level everytime you setup - check
Tripod bubble level blocked when camera mounted - check
5 leg sections + flimsy centre column = less stability - check
Included Quickrelease plate for head - requires HEX Tool for plate - check
Gimmicky features / branding for low budget vloggers, F'N Carbon / phone holder (?!) - check
Will be interesting to see how long these last before they start falling apart... Unfortunate to see a lot of CZcamsrs pushing these for $
If you want to spend $450+ on a travel tripod , Gitzo / RRS will do a better job.
kane01337 genuine question, did you copy and paste this list onto all CZcams videos of this Tripod? I responded on one video as it was evident that some statements were subject to clarification, such as your misunderstanding that the Cam Locks are plastic, which I have shown to be incorrect, but seeing the same comments on every video I go to.
(As previously full disclosure I work for Peak Design)
I’m now seeing your comments edited to recommend the Gitzo Tripod, any affiliation or personal preference?
This is probably the most honest review I've seen on the Peak Design Travel Tripod.
Thank you!
I had watched this video the first day it was posted and found it very informative, well done Jason. Few minutes ago I watch it again and something cut my ears about getting scratched up. I got the same unit abut three month ago which completely changed my mind about carry tripod most of time when going out for either leisure fun shooting or professional jobs. It replaced my two tripods and my mono pod. I was wondering about the scratch issue and a light goes on in my head when I hear you saying it again in the video but this time.... "gaffer tape!!!" sparked into my head. Something I often need but don't like to carry the entire roll around. I decided to cut the strips at the same length as the first carbon fiber section and put one strip at the inner tube and one strip at the outer tube on each leg and a small strip to cover the latch.... Perfect fit and done in five minutes! Now I get to protect the tripod and have six strips of gaffer tapes with me all the time when traveling with the tripod (who say you can't have the cake and eat it as well!!!). Thanks for the inspiration Jason, keep up the good work!
Overpriced, but camera gear always has been.. I'm using an aluminum Bogen (now Manfroto) from the early 80's. It holds my camera securely AND I can still get parts for it, which is really important to me. They all break if used daily.
I don't give a fuck if Peak Design flew you out there, bought you coffee and a nice $300.00 steak dinner. I still think that the tripod is awesome and they can take my money now.
I've hated the Peak Design bags after owning two. They're well engineered on paper, but the shapes and tension of the fabrics have hindered me more than helped. I've had the messenger bag and the backpack from PD. Now, I just use a TNF hiking/everyday bag and secure my stuff, or I use my Greenroom Metromonger136 for quick stuff.
Definitely didn't miss how expensive peak design products are
Hey Jason, have you tried it as a handheld vlogging gorilla pod replacement? Thoughts?
No but I wouldn't. In a vlogging scenario, this is way big for a gorilla pod replacement
Kitty put up a good point that u can release just the center post and vlog with that
My Benro is only 14" long when it's in travel/packed mode (with the head removed) and it weighs just a little over 2 pounds for the legs only. Cost a lot less too. When I get to my destination I unfold and put the head on and I am ready to go. I also prefer the twist lock legs. I like PD, but this seems to have missed the mark a bit to me.
I wholeheartedly agree. I only like twist lock and the price for what you get is obnoxious. China will knock this off in 5 months. In a year, it will be just as good for $129.00
Four fingers deep Jason. Four fingers deep.
Nothing can compare to your 70-200GM story
@@JasonVong Dude... There will be a 400 story soon too.
@@MomentumProductions1992 oh my!
Watched your video first before going to Peter Mckinnon's.
Damn he has it too?!
Ditto
@@JasonVong u guys released ur vids at such similar times
Except Peter McCanon will try to sell you anything. 😝
I find Jason Vong’s video more detailed.
it is refreshingly good to see your full disclosure including the referal link. Shame others dont
Dang Jason. Can you put out a video on how to do the 4 fingers thing? I’m struggling getting past the bottom of the legs atm
Hold on, I got an ULTIMATE SETUP guide for that soon!
My kit is Gitzo 1555 + Sirui C10 ball head, it is lighter (1220gram) and shorter folded (35,5 cm), if you ball head is stored separately from the legs, legs diameter is really narrow and unused space reduced. It easily fits in my second smaller carry on bag / bagpack. I do not to store tripod in the PD tight side pocket, If I need tripod at hand, I carry it on strap provided by gitzo. What I really would like to know, if it more immune to vibrations from wind than my kit or not.
When setting up tripod check bubble level before mounting the camera.
Thank you for the awesome video, I saw your Instagram post and it made my day! I've been looking for a new travel tripod for while and haven't gotten excited about any I have seen and then this is announced out of the blue, I only just wish I could get it sooner, definitely backing it though!
glad to hear! :)
I think pd has some quite cool innovations with this tripod, especially with space savings, however, the ball head looks like a mess to me. Having the adjustment ring (the ONLY adjustment option, which seems ludicrous for this price point) right next to the locking lever is an accident waiting to happen, and the design of the head means you have limited movement when your camera is in portrait orientation, and only one of the three slots will ever be on-axis with your lens. Overall, it seems a bit too much form over function for my $$$.
thank god I held off buying a tripod, i had been looking for the perfect travel tripod and this seems to come close. It is super compact and most importantly the leg locks are CLIPS!! I can never understand twist locks which are always so finniky to use.
Legend Vong legend. Hoping my video just shows up in the suggested after yours lmao. Tam on the BTS!
On my end, I see James Matthews' Weebill video lol!
@@JasonVong lmao wtf. I can't compete with y'all famouseses
"in theory"... carbon fiber tripods also absorb vibrations
Was wondering about the pro plate compatibility, and I knew that you were going to be the one to mention it! Thanks, Jason!!
bruh, i gotchu!
What about the dual plate? Does that fit too?
I don't understand the people complaining about the price. A Manfrotto legs only costs $380, add in a decent ball head such as the Acratech Ultimate for another $380 and you are into your set up for $720. RRS legs only will cost you more than that, Gitzo and Robus the same.
Thanks for the specs Jas, I use the Vanguard Veo 2 264CB (carbon fibre/ball head), got it for $219AUD from ebay a year ago. Weights 1.2kg, min pack length is 403mm, just slightly longer but lighter than the PD tripod. In general its a pretty good travel tripod and the Ballhead fits the Peakdesign (PD) Clutch V3 tripod mount all being straped to my PD 10L Sling bag, super convenient ina nice package. Once you get use to the turn "knobs" its pretty fast to pack and unpack it. I think the latch system in PD, while looks good, I agree has the potential to be weak point and could be accidentally broken in one travels. Other improvement is using D rings screw to tighten the tripod mount are the way to go!! if you ever wanted them tighen them more u can alway improvise with a "screwdriver" instument and wedge it in the D ring and turn. Having no panning is a fail for a "travel" tripod head, they need to be flexible in their applications. Wished the round screw was replace with a trianglar shaped will give more torque. Be awesome of they could incorperate a horizontal/overhead camera setup. I'm a fan of PD gear, but I give this a pass.
Really want the carbon fiber but I’m going to go for aluminum to save for a gimbal as well.
I have the Small rig L Bracket for Sony A7iii. Since its Arca compatible, can I forgo the Peak Design Camera plate and just snap it into place with the L Bracket ?
Was wondering the same thing
I believe so! If you head to their KS page, you will see them using an L Bracket
Jason Vong awesome!!
Thanks for the vid Jason. Saw this tripod here first. Just wondering do the legs have multiple angle settings for width? Like between open and flat to the ground? I think the BeFree has 3. I'll be interested to see your full review.
If your going to step up to $600..might as go all the way and invest in Gitzo ...if you ever get a chance tinker with those at the camera store..you will be sold
absolutely! but for compact and space-saving, PD takes the cake.
Me: *casually listening*
Jason: "4 fingers deep."
Me nearly slipped and died walking into the bathroom.
5:40 “throw a strap on!”
That’s the winner! Hahahahahah
just when I thought I ran out of innuendos in this video smh lol
Strap it on! Hahaha
Sorry dude... 😅
Peakdesign is like the lamborghini of camera gears
For $600 I rather get the Manfrotto tripod for a 1/3 of the price
Which tripod do they have with the same versatility?
@@agaplife3764 does it matter if you can get one for $250?
noted
@@TorIvanBoine bueno
Thank you for being the only one I've seen up until now, to talk about why the price is what it is.
Also for the people complaining, there are tripods in that price range from established manufacturers, which doesn't even include a head, most time their ballheads go for 200-400 extra.
Also i love that you put the fluidhead on the ballhead, did you try pans? If so, how stable/shaky were they?
I did! It's not too shabby! They also have an option on the KS that allows you to use custom heads
Fire b roll Jason. This is a beautiful tripod. Time to start saving up for it.
It's all Vivienne and my bro, Tam Lam!
Thanks for a more objective review than others I've watched this morning. I did have some questions:
1) How stable is the center column in wind when raised? I shoot mainly landscape and wonder if that thin center column will vibrate in the wind more than other tripods.
2) How stable is the center column's up/down movement when raised? In someone else's video he had a bag hanging from the hook for stabilization; he then moved the tripod twice to get it out of the way and it dropped an inch or two each time, no camera mounted. Hoping this is because he just didn't fully secure it, not a design flaw.
3) How easy would you say it is to twist the small side knob to raise/lower the center column with gloves?
4) Unrelated - What is the swing out filter holder you're using (1:35, 11:30)? Looks handy!
1. it hasn't been windy in LA but I will be going on a trip soon so hopefully I will get an update on this.
2. We had a backpack holding it down with two cameras on the tripod, it held up fine
3. It wouldn't be too difficult since the knob does come out for easier access.
4. Rapid Filter System by Alter! Another KS gear geni.us/Jvv0
I remembered when the Everyday Backpack was released, everyone said that it was too expensive for a very uncomfortable bag. But hey, i see a lot of people used it anyway. I owned 2 bags and prolly buy this one. Maybe sooner
@@Teh-Penguin everyday backpack of peak design. Sorry i was really lazy to type earlier. hehehehe
Ball head is less than impressive, center column looks flimsy. At 250, it would be okay, not at 600. No reason to ever buy this, aside from the triangular shaped legs to minimize the size.
I did tie 4 finger deep trick. Now I’m waiting for my PD tripod to try it on it too
Thanks for the honesty about the context of the 'sponsorship' and giving both the pro's and con's
its possible put extensor for adapt a octabox or something like that? Because in this way its possible use one tripod for everything
It's crazy expensive. I guess we are also paying for the few hundreds of copies that influencers got for free. I'm happy with my Vanguard VEO 204AB.
Well, I wouldn't frame it that way. Some of us are thoroughly testing the product to help make sure people are not wasting money on a dud item. These test and videos do take a lot of time so for us, the tripod isn't really free.
@@JasonVong lol
Four fingers deeeeep!! WOW!
Can you test the tripod with the fluid head by showing pan and tilting 4K video shots using the 70-200 GM? Thanks..
Almost bought and tried to ignore the price...then I remembered leaning my A7III against some rocks last week did fine.
I couldn’t justify the price for an amateur like myself. Maybe if you’re a real pro like Jason, it’s worth it.
I bought a $50 bean bag ball tripod in Japan. It works pretty well for areas that doesn't allow tripods!
Ryan 3.0 But he got his FREE
Love it man. The other reviews, other than Tony Northrup were a little too approving of it. I love that you were honest and also weren't afraid to show a ThinkTank bag 😎
Sounds promising I'll make sure to do my research on this product thanks Jason!
Fantastic! I needed a four finger deep tripod. I think this is for me.
4 finger deep lol great review
Welcome back! I have a question - does it work like a leveling ballhead? With the pano happening above the ball, it seems as though it would work that way. That would be a bonus. According to the kickstarter video it looks like you can remove the center column, another plus. As far as price goes, I don’t think I’d pay $599, but the kickstarter price is worth it. Considering the $$$ I’ve paid to replace ball heads on tripods I bought on sale because they seemed like a good deal.
They have an option on KS for custom heads too!
A great review of the features / design. I'd love to get my hands on this new tripod.
Backed and own multiple Peak Design items, for almost double the price of my MeFoTo Roadtrip Tripod it don't have the option to transform into a monopod is kind of a miss. Lets hope the final product will include that, but I doubt it.
I doubt it as well :(
Heard 4 fingers deep. Auto Subscribe!
Is that all it takes?! Nice!!
Wish you would have mentioned the price sooner in the video.....
:(
Informative🤔 & Funny Review 😂! Keep making good content 👍🏾. Impressive yet expensive product. Like they say though “you pay for what you get”
Reminds me of Game of Thrones. Love it. Love it. Disappointing ending. Could use a rewrite on that price tag.
I am dying 😂
I have the MeFOTO GlobeTrotter carbon fiber tripod, which also includes a monopod, and fits nicely in both my carryon suitcase and camera backpack. It’s 3.7lb, and naturally I’d love it to be less, but it’s steady in wind and it retails for “only” US$350. I generally like Peak Design’s stuff, but I can’t see enough of a benefit to spending $250 more for this tripod. I get that they price as a premium brand, but this doesn’t appear to deliver enough extra to be so much more expensive.
It's a shame it ships all the way down in December, would've loved to have this in my kit during the summer!
Gonna have to back it either way i think haha.
Hahaha love it! Gotta back it despite the dilemma
Peter I am no one to talk you out of it but having recently personally experienced this Tripod in person, I have cancelled my pledges, immediately. Unless you will be using this to use it with your smartphone or maybe go pro or something similar, this tripod is literally useless for professional photographers. Its biggest drawback is the limiting capabilities of its head. You will have to use an adaptor and 3rd party ball head to get any sorta productivity out of this tripod. And once you have that ball head on, this tripod wont be compact anymore....so down the drain goes your hard earned moolah that you paid for compactness.
I think this was made with the Smartphone users in mind .
@@VoxPopuli911 awesome. Love to get a second opinion on things! Glad you wrote this because it felt extremely expensive and as of now I'm not gonna back it anymore. Looking at the BeFree series instead!
Thanks again!
@UCgrQElbWRDW57V1cW5eKNbg Yeah it seems like Manfrotto is the way to go! Those are some weak points for sure... Thanks for letting me know man!
Besides being lighter (the only thing anyone ever talks about) carbon fiber also is less sensitive to vibration than is aluminum. Wood beats CF in that regard but at considerable penalty in weight and bulk.
Its not a bowl tripod, it has a center stalk.... From what year is this thing?
Very well done hands on video. Thanks for detailed explanation.
Hi Jason, good vid. However, both the centre column and the final section of the legs look kinda skinny. Are there any issues with movement/flexing especially while doing long exposures, say, in a moderately windy environment with a 70-200 mounted? Thanks.
@@Teh-Penguin A lot of people have said it's stable, but do the legs flex a lot? Winds tend to push tripods to their limits..but that's why we use tripods right?
Question: I saw in other vids that the head can only go into portrait mode on left only, combined with the fact that this head doesn’t have horizontal rotation control, doesn’t that mean you cannot rotate it to the right to do a right side portrait mode except to rotate the entire tripod around to do it on the right?
An amateur here, with the usual tripods you have 2 screws so one axis can be fixed while the camera can be rotated on the other, for eg to shoot a pano. How does one do that here with a single knob?
@jason bong What's the ND filter holder you're using in 11:34?
For videos peeps... how is the stability, I also had that manfrotto pro fluid head that Jason’s using here and it’s pretty heavy on my beefree which makes me want to check out the gimbal fluid head from Gitzo but it’s $500 ...no way lol
Founder of peak design on tech crunch promo made it seem like he discovered the leg geometry. I have had a tripod flashlight from Home Depot for over 12 years that has the same legs. I love it when entrepreneurs make it seem like they are Tesla. I also love the media blitz of testimonials by CZcams influencers that seems synchronized and glowing and yet they say they are not peak design hacks. Having said this it looks like a great concept and tripod that like many other tripods and camera equipment is waaaayyy over priced. Sometimes I wish smartphone would decimate DSLR and pro camera accessory companies- greedy bastards that they are.
pretty awesome tripod. And possibly the future for tripods to be better designed like this. I do have one question though. What is the story about the filter holder? ive never seen one of those. Do you have a link to one of those? im curious. lol
Rapid Filter System with Polar Pro Filter geni.us/Jvv0 !
Jason, the plate latch, is it plastic? How is the ball attached to the center post, just looks like it would snap off. Could see a A9 w/70-200 lying on the ground when the post snaps the ball off from the mechanical advantage the head looks to have from the design, just wondering?
Nope not plastic! the ball is held together by screw
The iphone accessory - can it handle an iphone 7+ in an Otterbox case? Lots of manufacturers make iphone clamps without taking into consideration that many of us use cases to protect our phones when shooting in harsh environments
That I don't know. My case is slim. My guess is probably not
What type of workflow would you recommend this for? I mainly do video but also travel frequently and find myself wanting a tripod, but that's quite the steep price.
Like I mention in the video, I think it's great for stationary shots and letting the movement happen in frame instead. I personally love to do timelapses when I travel so this is perfect for that. The sheer size and weight alone makes it easiest tripod to travel with.
Full disclosure peak design paid me to say positive things
I always appreciate your honest looks at gear (pros AND cons with examples) even though I end up spending money money after watching your videos. Lol!
I’ve been using a carbon fiber Gitzo travel tripod with a Really Right Stuff ballhead for 12 years, and it’s still compact and in great shape. I don’t need a new tripod, but I used your link anyways. Haha! I love the form factor of the PD. It’s significantly slimmer than my Gitzo.
Mahalo, Jason and Vivienne.
Thanks Liana!! :D
Hi Jason can the ball head be used for simple panoramas (horizontal mode)?
NOPE. The ball head is extremely limiting. In essence this tripod has been made for Smartphone and go pro users. I am saying this with complete authority & integrity of after having played with it for couple of hours.
On the one hand, you can grab the carbon fiber version on kickstarter at $480 and wait until 2020 to get your hands on it. On the other hand, here in Hong Kong, you can get a Gitzo 1 series with ball head set at $780 at get it right away. I think I'll go for the latter. Great, informative video as always Jason!
Do I need to make another trip to Mong Kok again?!
@@JasonVong You know you want it ;)
I have the 15” everyday messenger. Do you have any experience or insight into how well or not well this tripod works with the tripod leg mounting point?
Can the tripod head support a L bracket??
I have a 3 legged things (bring on the comments) L bracket that I love using on my sony a7iii. I love peak design products, but not being able to use the L bracket would suck.
if the L Bracket is Arca Swiss compatible, it should work on the PD one as well!
You had me at “ four fingers” lol
Hi Jason, just watched your video for the first time. I shoot real estate photography so a good tripod is vital. I have a benro adventure series 3 carbon fiber tripod. Have had it for about 3 years. Complete disappointment, so I’m looking for a new one. I’m having a hard time deciding... I like to use the mini manfrotto geared head with the three twisties that help you quickly level the camera. Do you think I can mount it on top of this tripod head and it would still be sturdy? Thanks for any help. I’d like to get the $120 discount but unfortunately I can’t test it first so hoping you can help. Thanks!
Wow i‘m a big fan of the peak design camera clip and anchor links and even thow they are high priced they are worth it but 600 for a tripod like this is more than overpriced. Staying with my rollei c5i carbon fiber tripod that costs less than 150
I understand the price is there for a reason, but still scares a lot of people, especially who are starting to buy their first tripod. Otherwise this a really good tripod, with some serious improvements required.
That tripod looks like I am balancing my 1Dx Mark 3 on top of a pencil...
I know, I know durability is a topic for an another day
but something inside of me is telling me that, that tripod is not going to survive my daily abuse
What kinda abuse are we talking about here? Should I call the Camera Police?!
Nice video Jason! - Jaron
Jaron!!!
Criminally overpriced as peak design`s products are. Looks good tho.
Just wait for the cheaper Chinese knockoff.
I thought it would be 400 dollars when I looked on the kickstarter, but they will sell it for 600.. Holy shit.
have you seen how much manfroto sells their "travel tripod" for?!
Four fingers deep to make it fully erect.
Expensive and there are really great travel tripods in carbon and cheaper.
Erika Velázquez can you link some? I've never been able to find a good, affordable travel tripod. And definitely not carbon fiber.
Edgar Garcia see the Mefoto line and also, Zomei.
Need 25 of these bad boi's to hold Mr. Vong here 😂
I'd be set for every wedding if I had that many! One for every camera gear!
I know PD has said it is compatable with "most Arca-compatable plates" - how about the Really Right Stuff plates?
That I'm not too quite sure but if you reach out to them in social, they probably can help you out!
Cool I'm interested in that tripod
it is seriously DOPE!
Heard it first here! Wanted to ask Jason, how do you find attaching the fluid head onto it? Been meaning on getting another tripod for gigs and considering its weight capacity it sounds like an incredible option, just concerned about stability and such for video
Can I question about 85mm first? What is the better one with sony native 85mm and samyang(rokinon) 85mm?
watch my newest video that just got released today!
Jason Vong Hahaha I was so hasty!! Thank you!!
$600... 😕🥺🤔 Nah.
Great video though, Jason!
Thanks Brian! $479 / $289 through Kickstarter for early birds!
@@JasonVong unless somebody is making selling weed or Coke there is no way anybody in his or her right sense can recommend this Tripod for that amount. I mean for $489 or even $279 all you are getting is a tripod for Smartphones and go pro...BUT SURELY, not for my Nikon Z7 setup