Review: SmallRig FreeBlazer Heavy-Duty Carbon Fiber Video Tripod Kit
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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The SmallRig FreeBlazer Heavy-Duty Carbon Fiber Video Tripod is a budget-friendly kit with a max. of 197cm aimed at video professionals that need a fluid head and sticks that can carry a camera rig up to 10kg.
The highlight of the DH10 head is the stepless damping panning system. The resistance can be increased or decreased depending on the speed the camera should pan.
Unusual for a tripod this size is the fact that there is only one lock on each leg to fix the height. The legs are separated into three sections but since there’s only one flap to lock them, they can extend at the same time when pulling the tripod up.
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I can't believe you are the ONLY ONE who put test footage on this tripod review, such an obvious and basic element of a review. Thank you so much, I was frustrated looking for this.
I just picked up a new tripod two months ago but it's cool to see such pros reviewing one bc I honestly didn't even know what to look for!
The moment you come here for a tripod review and see your hometown and a classic building in the background :)
Just watched a DSLR tutorial and now a brand new gear review THANK YOU for sharing.
Clever execution w/ the leg retraction would be dope to see this implemented in other systems
Satchlers had this system for years, but the legs alone are like 3K. Its nice to see an affordable option that does that same thing.
New day new video+ stunning nature clips.
It's easy to tell that you know what you're talking about. True experience from a pro.
6.4ft extended is nuts for such compact legs smallrig really did it this time👍
Tolles Video, in der schönen Umgebung von Frankfurt.
So many vids lately please keep em coming!!!
Wow❤🔥❤🔥you 2 always get your hands on the latest gears.
Haha that's the longest tripod name I've ever heard but kudos to SR for making this!
Perfect timing as always. Def thinking about returning the V1 and getting this V2 heavy duty version.
Haven't used that one but the leg design of the new FreeBlazer is pretty good.
I have watched your channel for many years and will do so in the future🤭
Thank you!
pleasing footage.
Thanks Ralph!
fluid head looks smooth👍🏾
Been eyeing a 75mm head for a while now / if the damping is half as good as you say it is it would already be amazing. Might try one out if B&H ever gets on in their store.
Be sure to do so. Nothing beats the real experience.
Weather in Germany isn't all that sunny lately, huh? Glad to see you still captured some visual
Indeed. Not so good for filming outdoors.
Pricing is competitive but that's not surprising considering the company's history. I've got like 4
leg design seems pretty refined
Well seen, love women with technical understanding.
Couldn't agree more. Super fast to set up.
We're happy to see all that awesome spring shots was it all filmed in Frankfurt?
Exactly. All shot in Downtown Frankfurt.
Been waiting for a review of this one - even better to see you're doing it. Do you think this would work well with the Canon EOS C70 and a long lens?
Minimum height could be smaller... and the GH-06F head from e-image seems much better... but still a good price !
Just bought one
It's clear they are doing a more budget friendly take on the sachtler tripods with the single lock mechanism. Have you ever used the sachtler and can you give your opinion on whether it's worth the drastic price difference in comparison to the smallrig?
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different cages and they do last forever.
Is the monfrotto pad compatible with this tripod?
too..
So you can’t control the friction on the vertical axis?So how then are you supposed to balance the motion according to camera weight?
You barely mention it. So what weight camera is this tripod configured for then? I wish UA-camrs took a critical stance rather than just being sales channels.
Yes, you have to balance the camera according to the counter weight of the DH10 head. This is quite common with budget-friendly tripods. Most of our Manfrotto heads use the same technique for tilting. That's why I didn't talk about it more. It's nothing new.
I know I didn't cover every single aspect in detail but we try to keep our videos between 5-6 minutes. There are plenty of people who make 20-30 minute content.
@@FenchelJanisch2 It's better to mention the negatives for a more complete and trustworthy review.
Dude you have to know you will nevver get a truly smooth tilt on a budget fluid head. I just put my dji gimbal on a tripod with a power base from small rig to get truly precise pan and tilt.
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3:54 can you sit on it?
If you're only 10kg you might. 😉
what do you men no tilt tension?? ua-cam.com/video/-7FvRkfye74/v-deo.html
Constructive comment: SmallRig isn't worthy of your talents; stick with Sachtler (who are diversifying into the prosumer market)...
Appreciate your honest feedback. I think it's always worth giving new products a try.