Overview
Overview
Camera enthusiasts often wonder whether or not to carry added equipment that will enhance their photography excursions, albeit increase luggage weight! But the answer is a definite yes! A tripod helps you freeze the ideal shot in different circumstances. It can be erected with super ease and within no time and once adjusted, it can support your camera in the perfect position for as long as you need thus making this a perfect recipe for taking great pictures and making memories. Want to capture that beautiful sunrise or sunset? With tripods like Vanguard Espod CX 203AGH Aluminum Tripod, you can be rest assured that your night time photography is now a breeze. When natural light is less and you need to get more light into the lens, the camera will auto-adjust to the exposure and shutter speed when night setting mode is on. A tripod will precisely come handy here as it will help reduce camera movement and remove any resultant unwanted blurring, thereby giving you a perfect picture quality.
Notable Features
The Vanguard Espod CX 203AGH Aluminum Tripod comes with an innovative pistol-grip head which provides a stable and lightweight (3.8 lb) support. The tripod can extend to 61.0" and can fold down to 23.3". The head of the tripod combines the versatility of a 360° panning ball head with the unique feature of one-handed operation, further simplifying your task. If you need to change your camera position, all you need to do is simply turn the lock counter-clockwise to release the lock on the ball, then reposition your camera, and finally turn the lock clockwise to lock the ball in position. This ensures that setups can be done real fast while allowing you to keep one hand on the camera and the other on the pistol grip.
The Vanguard Espod CX 203AGH Aluminum Tripod has legs with 3 sections that can be quickly adjusted by way of flip locks. Additionally, there is also an anti-shock ring on the center column that helps absorb shock which in turn reduces camera shake. At the same time, a bull's eye bubble level keeps the accuracy in check when leveling your camera to the horizon.