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Title: You get what you pay for
Review: I got this as my first tripod for my Canon T2i (or 550D). It did a decent job, the built in head barely sagged under my telephoto lens (Tamron 70-300mm), which was surprising. It wasn't that stable as even using mirror lockup and a remote trigger the shots still had some noticeable blur. But that's what you get from an all plastic design. It is very light and a great value for the money. Light enough that I never felt bad throwing it in my bag. My biggest complaint is that after a photo shoot at -30 I brought it inside and it fell off my bed. The mounting plate proceeded to snap in half rendering it useless. Despite that I still feel I got my money out of it and have since moved on to a "real" tripod.My take: if this is your first tripod it is a good choice. If you have a decent size DSLR with large glass you will want something a bit beefier. But this is the most tripod you can get for under $50.
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