Since I couldn't find a device akin to a lens foot common to telephoto lenses, I came up with an alternative way to keep the P1000's center of gravity more closely aligned over the central axis of the tripod when the lens is fully extended. One can almost see it in comparing the first two pictures. Even with the lens axis aligned over the front leg of the tripod, the shift of weight forward caused the aiming point to dip down perceptibly. Something was immediately apparent when the lens was fully extended. Here are images of the P1000 mounted on the tripod. I don't use the camera to shoot video so I bought a tripod without a ball head but which could be panned. This came in very useful when doing bird and wildlife photography.This post is less about whatever tripod you decide upon and more about how it behaves when the P1000 is mounted and its lens is fully extended. However I did find that the load capacity of 7.6lbs was more than enough, even when using my Nikon D3300 and a 600mm lens. But where the real big difference occurs is in the maximum load capacity which is almost three times as much with the Neewer. One draw back to having the aluminium vs the carbon fiber is that this tripod actually weighs more. One of the biggest differences however is that this tripod is made out of aluminium as opposed to carbon fiber.
Next up on my list is a great offering by Zomei, which too be honest, is almost identical to the above Neewer tripod. Price: Click here to find the latest price ZOMEi Z818 Tripod/Monopod Review Overall this is a great unit that I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend to anyone using a Nikon camera! At the end of the day, this is only a personal preference, so I can’t mark it down for this. The only real grudge I had with this tripod, if you could call it that, was the twist locks instead of the level locks. Viola! A sturdy tripod right at my finder tips! I simple removed one of the tripod legs and attached the central column. What I also really dug about this tripod was the ability to morph it into a monopod in under a few minutes.
#TRIPOD FOR NIKON P900 FULL#
At full extension, it reaches just over 66 inches which was great for a taller person like myself! Having the carbon fiber is great as it keeps this tripod to a minimal weight of 3.40lbs while still being incredibly stable while taking nigh time shots with my D3400. Straight away, I was impressed by the robust build quality which is made with carbon fiber and stainless steel for the ball head. I have been using this tripod with my Nikon D3400 for the past 6 months and have absolutely loved the versatility that it gives me. That tradition continues with this tripod. Neewer’s emphasis is on building fantastic high quality equipment for the budget savvy photography. Price: Click here to find the latest price Neewer Carbon Fiber 66″ Tripod/Monopod Reviewįirst up on my list is a very versatile tripod from Neewer which have been creating great photography lights and tripods for nearly 10 years. Neewer Carbon Fiber 66″ Tripod/Monopod Specifications Top 3 Best Tripods For Nikon D3400, D3300 & D700 Camerasġ. So I tried to keep the price down while not sacrificing on features, quality or functions.
#TRIPOD FOR NIKON P900 UPGRADE#
Compatibility: Having a tripod that can go between different Nikon models if I was to upgrade was very important to me as I don’t want to purchase another tripod.Stability: Tripods are made for stabilisation, so one that con provide this on all terrains is a must while still providing pin point sharpness for my images.Load Capacity: Shooting with DSLR’s, full frame and compact SLR cameras, having a tripod that can with stand these load with a telephoto lenses attached is essential.Build Quality: As we will be putting expensive camera bodies and lenses on top of these tripods, have a sturdy and well mad tripod is a must for peace of mind.So after much research and testing, here are the things I look out for when it comes to Nikon cameras. While tripods may seem all the same from the outside, once you dig a little deeper, you start to see the subtle differences which can actually make an impact on your photography in a negative or positive way. How I Found The Best Tripods For Nikon Cameras I decided to round up and review some of the best tripods for Nikon cameras so you too can take full advantage of their benefits. So for those who are capturing photos on a Nikon camera like a D3400, D3300, D700, D750, D5500, D7200 or even a P900.
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