TRIPODS

Tripods can be used for both taking photos and shooting video. However, there are some differences between the two that you should consider when choosing a tripod.

A tripod with a sturdy, solid construction is ideal for photography, but some of these features can be taken away from the ease of carrying. A tripod can be fitted with a range of highly specialised heads, these will allow you to smoothly pan and tilt your camera for creative compositions and the solid construction will ensure your camera remains stable and secure.

For video, a tripod with a fluid head is essential. This will allow you to make smooth, seamless movements with the camera, which is essential for professional-looking video footage. Some video tripods also have additional features like counterbalance and drag control, which can help you get even smoother shots.

In general, it's best to choose a tripod that is specifically designed for the type of photography or videography you plan to do. This will ensure that you have the right tools for the job and can get the best possible results.