[1.295 lb] A great solution to get your tilta nucleus handgrip via the rosette plate onto a pan handle so you can do zoom control, etc a la microforce. Thank you wooden camera for making this! Works well

[4.84" / 12.2 cm] I use this product with my tripod and the new look is nice, firm and sturdy. What's good about this product is that it's not to bulky and fits in my tripod bag with out me having to detach it from the head.

[4.84" / 12.2 cm] I took a big gulp at the price, but bought this flash because I love close up photography, and have found lighting to be challenging. I really love the many combinations of flash you can set for these 2 units, and the results are fantastic! They are a bit fiddly for bigger or arthritic hands, but once you get them set up, they are easy to use.

[1.295 lb] I have been looking (tediously) for a table-top tripod sturdy enough for iris photography that has a quick and easy center-column height adjustment, but with a small enough profile to fit on a thin table. After researching about 12 different tripods, this is the one I landed on. Never heard of the brand before so I was reluctant at first, especially because it was so cheap. I'm glad I took a chance on it.


My initial impression was pleasant surprise due to the overall quality and intuitive leg design (a light twist of the leg produces a tactile click for each leg section. The legs can be extended and re-locked in less than a second. It's very sturdy dropped down to the second leg position and I'm confident this will hold my A7RV, 90mm macro, macro rail and ring light in place with minimal wobble.


I have just 1 gripe and one concern (respectively): the knob that secures the pan bar can be an encumbrance depending on what you're attaching, and the leg sections are thin plastic that might fail the test of time after many extensions and collapsings (remains to be seen).

[4.84" / 12.2 cm] Needed a replacement pan handle for my 501 head, did the trick!

[4.84" / 12.2 cm] This is a well built tripod that packs small for hiking and travel. It feels strong and stable. The legs can be set at many angles. I would recommend it for anyone looking for a compact tripod.

[1.295 lb] Using the twin flash with the 60mm macro lens in the field even with a bit of air movement of subject allows for tack sharp images. TTL feature, manual focus and being able to fine tune flash power ratio and location between the two flashes allows for more pleasing images by limiting contrast and shadows. Need more time and practice but works flawlessly so far.

[4.84" / 12.2 cm] This twin flash is just what I needed to go with my 30 and 60mm Olympus Macro lenses with my Olympus EM 1 Mark 11. After reading the instructions, I attached it to my Olympus, set the flash and took some macro of a few thing. The photos were amazing !!!! Details were perfect !!!! No one could ask for a better combination that Olympus has provided than this, for Macro Photography. Jim, Charlotte, NC.

[1.295 lb] I use my sony A7IV connected to mac via camlink. I've been looking for a tripod desk solution. I had one, I did not trust AT ALL! Basically the camera is going to live, breathe, eat, and sleep on this tripod. I was soooo shocked when I received it. WELL built, and amazing price to value. Picking up a few more!

[1.295 lb] I am so glad I purchased this as soon as it came available, and whether coupled with my 60mm macro or 50-200mm+25mm ext tube I am getting great well lit images first time out. The lighting permutations are extensive offering various ratios between the heads or manual outputs down to 1/125th. The clip on diffusers do a good job of softening the light and improving coverage at 1:1 magification. It comes in a well made case and Rings to fit the 60mm which I own plus the 12-40 & 40-150mm Pro lenses that I don't but with the purchase of an inexpensive step down ring it also fits my 50-200mm+25mm ext tube with no sign of vignetting.