Canon Deluxe 200 Tripod by Canon Cameras US
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Digital camera reviews of Canon Deluxe 200 Tripod
Digital camera Review: Canon Deluxe 200 Tripod
Summary: 4 Stars
Robust and well made tripod. Not the smallest and unsuitable for backpacking but a good accessory to have. Good price from Amazon and very prompt delivery.Digital camera Review: Crank has issues
Summary: 3 Stars
The first time I used this tripod I didn't know whether or not I broke it or it just had a horrible crank set up. The top piece (basically the neck) of the tripod kept falling collapsing down even after I set it up with the crank.
I'm not sure if I broke it, which would be very strange seeing that all I did was turn the crank to a longer setting.
Overall though It gets the job done if you are an amateur photographer, but if you are serious about your photography and want a piece that is durable I would recommend trying another tripod.
Digital camera Review: Excellent Purchase! :D
Summary: 5 Stars
This tripod is everything I could ask for and more. Excellent price, excellent shipping and I am extremely satisfied thanks!Digital camera Review: Excellent tripod for great price
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the first tripod I have ever had. I have seen some others from my friends and this one is one of the best you can have for 30 bucks. It looks very nice and not cheap at all. And the poles are bigger than most of the tripods I have seen - which means more stable. It's also had bubble level (in the description it doesn't say that when some others' have, so in the beginning I thought that this one doesn't have bubble level. But it might be standard for all tripods). I'm very happy with my tripod. Don't go for some junk 10-buck tripods, spend some more money and you don't regret for your purchase.Digital camera Review: Fast, Light, but not without flaws
Summary: 3 Stars
Pros: You can setup and breakdown this tripod in seconds (all quick-lock legs, very light), it's very light, so if you're lugging it around downtown for an afternoon, you'll be thankful you have this.
Cons: Joints aren't extraordinarily smooth, and have a tendency to stick a little. The camera base tilt adjust sits at about -10deg when not tight, instead of a flat 0deg or 90deg (for landscape or portrait). Heavier kits will make the tripod pretty unstable (I'm not keen on putting my 70-200mm L with my Rebel XT on it).
Overall, it's a decent portability-focused tripod, for use when you just want to run out, setup and shoot. In that sense, it serves as a decent second or third tripod, but definitely not a primary.