3:42 pm - Tuesday May 22, 2012

Zeikos ZE TR101A 72 Inch Full Size Tripod

Zeikos ZE TR101A 72 Inch Full Size Tripod




Ideal for photographing in large indoor locations as well as outdoor photography. Cameras fitted with normal lights or flashes do not permit us to move farther than a certain maximum distance from the object being photographed generally about 10 feet. The Bower Dedicated Hi Intensity Flashgun which is simply mounted on the hot shoe permits the taking of Indoor or Outdoor photos at long distances and also makes possible the photography of details which would be quite impossible without using the Dedicated Hi Intensity Digital SLR Flash.

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars Zeikos AE-TRI101A review
I recently returned from a photographic trip for my company taking over 1400 pictures and used the Zeikos tripod extensively. I am very pleased with it’s performance. My product test usually is; “would I buy another one?”. Absolutely!

5 Stars great product
was looking for an inexpensive tripod and this fit the bill. perfect for the non-professional. great with cameras, range scopes, binoculars and camcorders. has all the features you’ll need. at the price i paid i highly recommend it.

5 Stars Satisfied Customer
It works perfectly and the price was what I could afford and I LOVE IT….

Thanks!

3 Stars decent
for the low price its ok, as titled decent in comparison to a professional super solid model. For a novice photographer on a low budget its pretty good.

2 Stars it’s ok I guess
I recently bought this tripod for a family trip to the beach. I am relatively new to slr photography and this is my first tripod.

When the tripod first arrived the knob for setting the head for portrait shots would not stay on. However I called customer service and they did send me replacement knob for the one that turned out to be stripped.

Even so, that function of the head is more or less useless since the swivel is not strong enough to really stay where you set it and the weight of the camera pulls it down. Fortunately I figured out that you can take portrait shots anyway simply by putting the camera on sideways and using the tilt.

Since I was at the beach, naturally I attempted some sunrise/sunset landscape shots. This is how i found out that the bubble level is pretty much useless. I figure either the bubble is wrong, or it levels the legs beautifully and the poorly-made head doesn’t sit level on them, or the ocean itself is off level. I did notice that even after everything was leveled, panning would throw it off again which makes me think its the head and not the un-level ocean. Either way it was a hassle to have to look through the viewfinder whilst leveling the legs every time you wanted to pan or move the tripod.

Overall, I guess it did what its supposed to, although I will definitely be looking for a better tripod that won’t be such a pain in the neck to set up each shot. I guess I should have listened to what other people have posted on the net about bargain tripods, but I guess you have to try everything for yourself before you can fully understand.

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