Ulanzi F38 / Zero › Leg Design
20 positive · 13 mixed · 12 critical mentions across 45 sources.
you do plan on shooting Outdoors you have the ability to change the rubber feet that's provided with the unit to metallic spiked feet these will help you get better grip on grass dirt or different terrains where the rubber feet might inherently struggle one invaluable and nice touch is that both…
stuck so this was my go-to I actually love this thing despite all the quirks it had but then this happened and this has been a problem since the beginning with both of these tripods so you turn these in order to extend the tripod legs but if you see this one has a gap because something in there gets
on size so one point elonzi next we'll jump into the ease of use because after all if you're traveling you want to be able to set up quick first of all the ulonzi has flip lock legs which are way better than twist out legs my knf concept tripod has twist and lock legs and I broke one of
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