Tripods Compared Part 3: Conclusion
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- My quest for the perfect tripod may never be complete, but this video series is! What was supposed to be a quick comparison of Manfrotto and Benro has turned into a saga spanning many months, and many tripods. In this video I'll show you the tripod I've finally settled on -The Ikan E-Image GA752T Tripod with GH06 Video Head - and explain my new-found love for the original Manfrotto 055 that I started off with.
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Featured in this video:
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Ikan E-Image GA752T Tripod with GH06 Video Head: www.adorama.com/iaeg06a2.html
Manfrotto MT055XPRO3 Tripod with MVH502AH Fluid Head: www.adorama.com/bgmvk502055.html
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Other equipment used in this video:
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Sony A7III: www.adorama.com/isoa7m3.html
Tamron 28-75 f/2.8 Di III RXD: www.adorama.com/tm2875soe.html
Sony Vario-Tessar FE 16-35mm F4 OSS: www.adorama.com/iso16354e.html
Sennheiser MKE 600 Shotgun Microphone: www.adorama.com/semke600.html
Feelworld F6 Plus: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
Benro Aero 4: www.adorama.com/bea2883fs4.html
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My Mirrorless (Sony A7III) Video Rig Components:
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SmallRig Camera Cage Kit for Sony A7III: www.adorama.com/sr2096.html
SmallRig Action Stabilizing NATO Handle: www.adorama.com/sr1955.html
SmallRig Tripod Mounting Kit: www.adorama.com/sr1798.html
SmallRig 15mm Rod Pair, 12": www.adorama.com/sr1053.html
SmallRig Low-Profile NATO Rail: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08...
SmallRig Cold Shoe Mount Adapter 2-pack: ttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075M528JB
Fotga DP500IIS Follow Focus: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Feelworld 7 inch Field Monitor:: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08...
Feelworld F6 Plus: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
Sennheiser MKE 600 Shotgun Microphone: www.adorama.com/semke600.html
Movo VXR10 Microphone: www.amazon.com/Movo-VXR10-Mic...
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Some of my favorite lights & modifiers
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CLAR Illumi Max 120 High Power Bi-Color LED Light: www.adorama.com/clilmax120bl....
CLAR Illumi Max 300 High Power 5600K LED Light: www.adorama.com/clilmax300sl....
Aputure Amaran AL-F7 On-Camera LED Light: www.adorama.com/apalf7.html
Clar Luminous Pro 19” Ring Light: www.adorama.com/cllclrl19.html
Glow EZ Lock 38" Deep Parabolic Softbox: www.adorama.com/glsbez38.html
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Stuff I can’t get along without :
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X-Rite ColorChecker Video: www.adorama.com/ghccv.html
MOTU M4 USB-C Audio Interface: www.sweetwater.com/store/deta...
Flashpoint 10' C-Stand w/ Arm & 2 Grip Heads: www.adorama.com/fplsc.html
GVM Slider: www.amazon.com/Camera-Slider-...
Innorel D-30 Ball Head: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
Movo VXR10 Microphone: www.amazon.com/Movo-VXR10-Mic...
SmallRig Shoe Mount Ball Head: www.amazon.com/SMALLRIG-Camer...
SmallRig Camera Cage Sony A7III: www.adorama.com/sr2096.html
SmallRig Super Clamp: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
SmallRig 11" Friction arm: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
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Hey Matt, thanks for sharing your thoughts along this journey of yours. Buying new gear is always a complicated process for those who care about getting the best value for their hard-earned dollars. I appreciate your insights and the time you've spent on providing a concise, sincere, and informative series of videos. The jury is still out on what video tripod/head I'll ultimately buy, but I really appreciate hearing about your experiences and observations. Great job!
Thanks Bill! The thing I have to continually remind myself is that there is no perfect anything. My dad used to always tell me, "everything is a trade-off" and he was right.
I'm glad you liked the videos - it was a fun series to do.
Hi Matt. I've really enjoyed your video min-series. I'm grateful for you following things up and saving me from making a purchase I'd probably have been unhappy with; the Benro head. I have settled for the Manfrotto as being the best compromise for my needs. Wishing you many happy years with your tripod and looking forward to more from you on here.
You will not be disappointed with the 055/502 combo. I just finished four days of shooting video and stills and we had it there the whole time. I used the E-Image as well, but that Manfrotto is just the right balance of sturdy and easy to use. Check out my recent video on the way I'm now using the head - it takes a while to get used to but once you do, it's great. Thanks for watching!
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Great videos. I went through a similar journey in terms of research. Started with Benro, then Manfrotto but just ordered a The Ikan E-Image GH08. Thank you for your help.
It's a shame to me that Benro has not maintained its quality. One of my first travel tripods was a Benro from the 4 series. I use it to this day and really like it. I still feel like the E-Image offerings are the sweet spot in terms of value for money.
Thanks for watching!
I've watched your Manfrotto tripod hack video first and then came here to have a look at the GH06 as well. Having upgraded to the Manfrotto from a Sirui VH-10, I heard you about the location of the controls... and yes, I did turn around the head but then of course the plate didn't slip out in the right direction...
Thanks a lot for these videos. I appreciate your efforts and your thoughts on gear in general.
Glad you found the content helpful. I still love the smoothness and balance of the GH06 head but I've found that I prefer the legs on the Manfrotto 055. I wish there was an 055 model that had a 75mm bowl. I'm sure there's something out there that'll fit the bill. It just never ends...
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for discussing the tripod's real-world pros and cons! Great review!
Thanks Darren. I will say that, despite my love/hate relationship with it, I still use the Manfrotto 055/502 combo for photography - especially headshots. It's a solid set up for me and the center column works great when doing high-volume work.
@@MattSpaugh Thanks Matt!
You hit the nail on the head with this one.. two days ago I ordered the Gh06f .. I also have the manfrotto and find it hard to replicate the feel for plane spotting.. great video
Thanks HTG!
Where did you order?
@@chrishan9599 AliExpress
@@HowToGuyChannel Thanks
Thank You! Very helpful!
Glad you liked it. FWIW, I still use both the Manfrotto and the E-Image on pretty much every job I do. The Manfrotto is my b-cam tripod and works great with my small slider. Thanks for watching!
02:51 - Use marker on this red ring to get same drag point.
PS: Thank you for you make this video series.
Thanks. That's what I tried - marking the ring (I used tape on the ring and the base and tried to align the two). Unfortunately, it did not work because of the amount of slack in the mechanism. Even if you return the ring to the same position, it doesn't guarantee that the resistance will be the same.
All that said, I still use the Manfrotto practically every day and I wouldn't be without it.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, I appreciate it!
@@MattSpaugh AFAIK it depends on temperature.
@@danielhanslik4112 Agreed. Fortunately I rarely work in extreme conditions. 90% of my work is in conditioned spaces.
Thank you Matt for all of the 3 Videos. Why u didnt took the 504x from Manfrotto instead of the 502?
You've got to draw the line somewhere I guess. IMHO, the 502 represents the best value for money. I've been tempted to try the 504 but never really saw a need since the 502 fits my needs so well.
Maybe I should hit Manfrotto up for one to try!
Thanks for watching.
Literally waiting for the 502ah to be delivered today, wanted the gh06 but not in my price range just yet but it looks yummy, have the 055 sticks, well permanently borrowed from my dad lol, looking forward to the 502ah big step up from the neewer drag head i had
You'll dig it. It's a great head. I've started using mine a lot to hold my slider on two camera shoots.
@@MattSpaugh omg its massive, I really didn't appreciate how big it actually was, my panasonic g7 feels like its sitting on a throne lol. Thank god its rigged out and has some weight all though it just looks ridiculous now lol but secretly I'm kinda diggin it.
Had a little play and very impressed so far just need to spend the next few weeks honing my skills with it
Thanks for the insight on these tripods. At the moment, I'm currently stuck between the Ikan E-Image GA752T Tripod with GH06 head and the SCG (Smooth Camera Gear) T6AL2 / T8AL2. Very similar price points with durability (AA) and carbon fiber options for SCG. I think the SCG heads edges out the GH06 with the extra features (e.g. 8 counter balance steps, 3 year warranty), but they are only being sold on their main site (likely shipped from China or Australia)
If you get the SCG, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. Thanks for watching and good luck in your search!
Thanks for this info Matt. This is the first vid I found on the S8 pro. I ordered one and will be receiving soon. I am hoping my experience is not a duplicate of yours. I will respond here after some work with it.
Please keep me posted. I have a long history with Benro equipment - one of my first fluid heads was a Benro. It was a bummer to think that quality control had slipped that much.
@@MattSpaugh Hey Matt, ended up with the same problem. Definitely does not securely lock down. I have a Sachtler ACE M at similar cost and that one is phenomenal.
@@johnboyko2332 that Ace is one sweet piece of gear! I'm hoping to add a third camera this year, mainly for streaming shoots. If I do, the Ace will be the head I put it on.
Shame about the Benro. It really does seem like they've sacrificed quality to hit a price point which is a shame.
Thanks for checking back in!
@@MattSpaugh thanks for the info vids Matt, keep up the good work!
thanks a lot for the saga ! I also need a new tripod head, i have an older version of the 502 and need a fluid head for video work. This is still not ideal for me, but it checks a lot of boxes that i need. The major downside for me is the payload, 6kg is great but my rig tends to be a little higher (with monitors and other accessories) which raises the center of gravity quite a lot, reducing the payload substantially :(
If this head had a 8kg payload, would be an instant buy for me. Other similar heads that i've found in this price bracket would be the benro BV8 (but Benro has some hit or miss products), the Sirui bch 20 but i havent found any reviews on it and the Teris Tsn6 plus, but i think the finish is not that great when compared to this GH06.
Overall, all of them (gh06 included) have a drawback, but i think , overall, the gh06 might be the best option on this price range. I also looked at the gh08 but seems to be worse in every way, despite having a better payload (gh08 makes no sense for me though)
If there's one thing I learned in all this it's that no one tripod setup is going to work for every situation. The 502AH is still the best all-rounder that I have, but for smoother movement and heavier loads, the GH06 is my go-to. The adjustable counter-balance on the GH06 makes it a much more flexible piece of gear. My rigs usually max out in the 4-5kg range so I'm not dealing with the kind of weight you're talking about.
Glad you enjoyed the videos, thanks for watching!
For over $500 between the ikan and manfrotto is a no brainer to me ( both as a photographer and videographer). The manfrotto is way less expensive and more versatile ( can't take that ikan on a landscape hike cuz of its form factor).. you're not alone in the journey to getting a tripod you're satisfied with..btw the manfrotto nitro system offer counter balance.
The GH06 is in a different class than the 502AH. The better comparison on that front would be to put it up against some of Sachtler's more affordable heads. I've used those (at twice the cost of the GH06) and it holds its own fo sho. If smooth pans and tilts are your top priority, it's the one to go with.
That said, the 055/502 combo is more versatile, lighter, and much cheaper.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and for watching!
Great video, really appreciated the detailed comparison/breakdown. On the Ikan tripod, is the top lock that adjusts the angle of the legs adjustable, like the Manfrotto? In the case I want to get a low-angle/adjust my tripod height when all legs are collapsed
The Ikan legs do not have any positive locks on them. You either use the center-spreader to adjust the height or remove it and rely on the spikes or feet to hold everything in place.
I like the system as it provides more adjustment, but it takes some getting used to.
FWIW, I'm still loving the E-Image tripod. That GH06 head is just fantastic!
Great video, good timing too - I've been looking around for a solid video tripod for a bit now and these two are up there in the list. I do have a question though, how does the ball head on the e-image handle sliders? Wondering if it'll slip and I'd best be going with a flat base head.
edit: I just finished your second video in the series, looks like the head isn't removable. That being said, any insight on general bowl heads working with sliders?
The Manfrotto 502AH is a flat-based head. It works on my GVM 31" slider, but to be honest that head is heavy and that slider is not what I'd call heavy duty. Using a head that heavy, it needs some support on either side to keep from bowing downward. I usually use a small bargain ballhead on my slider. I made a video about it a few months back: czcams.com/video/lC7ky0zr3og/video.html
I can't say enough good things about the E-Image combo. It's big and heavy but like I said in the video, it's a blessing and a curse. Let me know what you end up with - particularly if you find something I haven't looked at. Thanks for watching.
@@MattSpaugh Valuable information! I'll see what I can find and I'll check out the video :)
The prices listed in the link in the description show that the Manfrotto kit costs $522, while the E-image costs $849.99 before tax. Could you please explain why the prices you mentioned in the cost section are $350 and $550?
By the way, thanks for this series a lot. Finally, I can make a decision of my first tripod to start out.
reposting my previous reply: this video was made quite some time ago and sadly, prices have gone up quite a bit. I purchased mine from Adorama and they do have sales from time to time. You might also consider a used one. As long as everything works smoothly, they can be a good buy.
Hope that helps, thanks for watching.
I know this is an older video but I was wondering how you like the tripod a few years later? Specifically the E-Image GA752T legs. It seems the head has gone up in price a few hundred dollars and put the whole kit around $850 but the legs are still around $200. Would you think the legs are a good choice to pair with the 502AH or other head in the $200-$300 range?
Still very much liking the E-Image, and using the Manfrotto on almost every job.
The 502AH is a flat bottom head. The legs I have with my E-Image kit use a bowl. You'd need to add a 75mm bowl to that head to make it work, but it would be a good option in my opinion.
Hope that helps, thanks for watching.
@Matt
Thanks for making such a detailed comparison of the heads and a detailed journal of your experience. I am going through the same thought process and I think I am settling on thr gh06, except could you share the dimensions of the gho6? If you were to remove the pan handle bar, what is the length/dimensions of the(1) widest point and (2) the deepest /thickest point of the fluid head? I plan to stuff this in my gear bag but it has limited space and fluid heads tend to be huge but the gh06 seems to tick off most of my requirements.
FWIW, I'm still a big fan of the GH06. I really think there's nothing out there that touches it for less than a grand (maybe more).
Not including the bowl, the head is about 5.5" tall, 4" wide and about 4.25" deep. It's surprisingly compact. It's definitely smaller than the Manfrotto 502AH that I use.
Honestly, being so used to the 502, the GH06 almost feels too small at times but that's not to say it won't do the job - it's never let me down.
Hope that helps, thanks for watching.
@@MattSpaugh thanks Matt. Have you tried the manfrotto nitrotech 608/612? How does it compare to the GH06? Just in case anyone is interested ,The Gh06 variant that I am eyeing is the flat head version - GH06F, I think this was released some time after the GH06 's initial release . It's quite hard to find this variant and I had to contact the manufacturer directly.
@@bryanh.642 No experience with any of the Nitrotech units. They look cool though.
You had me at "muscle memory".. thanks for this review.. you've helped me solidify my decision. Did you go with the aluminum or carbon fiber legs? and why? I heard there is a 1lb difference between the two and was wondering what you've noticed so far. Thanks again!
I have the aluminum legs. I couldn't justify the additional expense given that I rarely have to haul a tripod around that much. I take it my my shoot, usually put it on a dolly and I'm done. The benefits of carbon fiber just weren't there for me.
Thank you @@MattSpaugh
note there is a carbon fiber version for this kit but its $1049.00 - www.adorama.com/iaeg06c2.html?origterm=EG06C2&searchredirect=true
It's tempting! Thanks for watching.
Excellent, Matt. I used to own a Sachtler Studio 7 - a $10K head. Retired, now, I'm thinking of the E-Image GH06 system, so your review was most welcome. Thanks for your clarity.
I do have one question about the tripod: is the spreader easily removable? In rough terrain, a spreader can be a hindrance to easy setups.
Any regrets about the E-Image system now, a few months later? The price has gone up considerably.
Glad the video was helpful.
I'm still very pleased with the tripod and head although I will say that I've noticed just the SLIGHTEST bit of backlash when panning. You pan slowly left, let go, and it moves back to the right just a hair. I normally hold my pans and tilts for a second after stopping so this is not an issue but, since you asked, I'd say that's the only thing I've noticed.
The spreader is easily removed, just a small release pin that pulls out. There is no retaining strap of any kind so once they're out they can get away from you if you're not careful. It's never been a problem but again, worth a mention.
Thanks for watching!
@@MattSpaugh "they can get away from you if you're not careful" Yeh, that was the case with my Ronford legs, too.
My Sachtler was a superb piece of kit. Sold it when I retired from the movie biz in Vancouver. My hopes are for 90% of the Sachtler's performance for 10% of the cost. :)
Thanks again for the info. Subbed.
@@petermclennan6781 90% might be aiming a bit high. I'f you set your expectations at getting 75-80% of the performance of the Sachtler and I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. Have a good one.
Hi. Thanks for the vid. I watched all three and about to make a purchase. Is it easy to detach fluid head from Manfrotto tripod? I saw a guy on CZcams using a screw driver to take that off. too much hustle. The reason I'm asking is that I have a slider with another fluid head and wonder how quickly I can get my slider on top of Manfrotto tripod. Is iKan better in this regards? Thanks 😊
The 502 head has a flat base and screws off pretty easily - no tools needed. I've used it on my GVM slider with no problems at all. Works great!
U can buy the new E-Image GH06F, u can screw the bottom part of the bowl off to get a flat base. So u can use it also on a slider. That to me makes it the best fluid head!
hey, these vids are some of the more helpful & unique re the 502/055, thank you kindly!
i just got my first video tripod, to coincide w my first (real) video camera, and grabbed the 502AH/055PRO3 combo that's like $360, and comes w a free Move Quick Release system (that will be of little use to me, it seems like, til (if) I get more Manfrotto gear. Sneaky of them to throw that in, bc it makes that combo seem like a deal (to the untrained eye, I didn't leave myself enough time to research tripods before BF) when if I'm not mistaken it's been that price for years, and then incentivizes you to buy more Manfrotto.
After seeing your relatively recent leveling vid, I'm wondering if you stuck w the GH06, and any comments you might have about the two heads. I have plenty of time to return the Manfrotto (the MOVE was back ordered anyway) and pick up a GH06, and since I'm planning to work video assets into my business I'm investing in equipment I hope not to have to soon replace.
So the cost differential bw a GH06 combo and the 502AH I have isn't anything I need to worry about. Once you take into account the addition of a leveler, the difference is nominal.
So I'm just kind of wondering which you'd go with, if you could only have one?
The lack of a ball head is the main issue, I think, but the 055 legs are heavy and the Ikan style seems preferable.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, I've subbed and am looking fwd to more vids, regardless. i saw the end of your tip vid about switching the handle side (thanks), and know you said you "kept coming back" to the 502, but do you use it more than the GH06? bc staying level is gonna be crucial.
thanks so much for anything you can say
cheers!
I use the 055/502 for a lot of my work just because it is convenient to travel with. However, the GH06 is still my preferred tripod for any kind of video work that requires camera movement. The 502 is fantastic, but the GH06 is a better fluid head and works better with heavier rigs.
If I could only have one, I'd say the 055/502 combo is a more versatile setup - especially when you include the 438 leveler.
Many of my professional shoots require two cameras, and I always use the GH06 for my A-Camera and the 055/502 for my B-Camera (usually with a small slider on it).
I hope that helps, thanks for watching.
@@MattSpaugh super, thx so much!
May I ask that where you find that combo for $360? I also start out and looking to get one of these. Thanks.
@@purinsat sure, I picked it up at Adorama but I just checked and that was on sale, it's back up to like 525... i think the head is supposed to be a particularly great value, you can still find it for like 175, and then some legs separately maybe... yeh, just checked, the MT055XPRO3 is 250 on amazon, so together would be 425, which isn't 360 but it's closer to it than to 525
hope that helps, good luck!
@@purinsat oh, i forgot: if you do buy them separately, make sure you get the correct head for the legs... some heads are flat base, some are "half-ball"
if you get the wrong one they won't work together
Can I get the GH06 Video Head and put it on a lighter tripod than this GA752T? I'm primarily an in-the-field bird photographer (with some botanicals mixed in) and that 21 lbs. total weight was scary for little ol' 5' 6" me and 73 years old.
As I commented on your previous comment, I think for your work a fluid head is not necessary. If you really like the E-Image stuff (which is awesome), a better solution for you might be the GH03 head - it's smaller and the fluid drag is fixed instead of variable. You're using a relatively light load, so that level of adjustability is likely not needed. The E-Image 760AT legs would give you all the benefits of the Manfrotto 055, but a bowl mount instead of the center column. SO, you could go really low to the ground, have an excellent way to level your camera on rough terrain - and it's only $299. Heck, typing this up, I've convinced myself to buy one!
ikancorp.com/shop/camera-support/e-image-eg03tt-telescoping-video-tripod-quick-kit-w-gh03-head-e-image/
Hi, thanks for all info! Does the E-Image GH06 work with a monopod, like the E-image MFC700 ?
The GH06 that I have has a ball mount so no. If don't know if they make a flat bottomed GH06. I know they make a flat GH03 which I've been very tempted to try out.
Hope that helps, thanks for watching.
@@MattSpaugh GH06 have a flat base as well, ordered on black friday, awaiting shipmnet now, it will be exciting to test it :)
@@PaulMrPKcom Hmmm, they must've revised the line. Mine is a few years old but it's only got the bowl mount.
Congrats on the new purchase, I'm sure you'll love it!
Any thoughts on the 3 Legged Thing Nicky or Tommy with the Airhed Cine?
The 3-Legged stuff starts to push beyond my budget - part of what makes the E-Image GH06 so attractive to me. It's not the best, but in terms of value, I don't there there is anything that can touch it.
The Airhead Cine is an awesome looking head, and something I'd like to try, but not having any first-hand experience with it, I can't offer a reliable opinion. If you ever use the Airhead Cine, I'd love to know your thoughts on it.
Thanks for watching!
@@MattSpaugh Thanks for the reply! 3 leg is on my short list. But you're right, nobody likes talking tripods! Just about the lamest topic there is!! I'm checking on the E-image thanks to you. Great heads up!
@@caryrules I really like mine. It's a great balance of all the trade-offs you have to make with this type of gear: cost, weight, stability, functionality.
Good luck in your search. If you run across something that you think is a stronger offering than the E-Image, let me know about it.
Hi! Thank you for your videos. Did you end up keeping the E-Image tripod? Are you happy with it?
Yes. I love the E-Image and it is my primary video tripod.
For headshots I still use the Manfrotto 055/502 combo. The adjustable center column and lighter weight make it perfect for that workflow. I also use the Manfrotto as my slider tripod when I'm doing 2-camera shoots - particularly interviews.
@@MattSpaugh Thanks for replying. In most cases we can only really value gear after we have used it for some time. Perhaps you could do an after X months review of it? It would be very interesting to see all you have to say. Thanks again.
@@IntiniOfficial Maybe at the one year mark. I've had it for around 6 months and like I said, I love it so far.
@@MattSpaugh Thanks for this series! For my use (headshots & portraits in a small studio setting), I'm thinking your Manfrotto combo should work perfectly.
@@glennb1374 check out my "High Volume Headshots" video and you'll see how I use the Manfrotto with my 70-200 lens. That lens has it's own tripod mount, so you can turn the camera 90 degrees without having to use an L-bracket. It's perfect for shoots where you need to move fast, but maintain consistency and proportion.
Thanks for watching!