Weifye WF592 Lightweight Professional Digital Camera Tripod

• Pros: Good price (paid under 40 usd inc shipping). Quality is actually pretty good. Anodizing OK. Legs can bend seperately and in 3 different degrees. Center column can be turned upside down for macros.
• Cons: Can't think of any. maybe there could be clip-s on legs instead of twisty locks, but its not con.
• Other Thoughts: For the price I paid, it has supeer quality and very verstile.

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• Other Thoughts: Great value, However I can see how the springs could fail after time with wear and tear. This light stand is inexpensive, so it is expected to not have the build quality of stands that are many times more expensive.

• Other Thoughts: It's my first light stand. Although we use more expensive stands at work, this one meets my budget. Usual use is indoor/studio lighting but sometimes light outside shoot. I haven't tried using bigger strobes though. For it's price, it is meeting my needs.

• Other Thoughts: I use this at weddings. It's a very light/slightly wobbly tall stand. It also folds up pretty small. I used it to attach a remote flash, and just do my best to place it in a spot where nothing will touch it (I think it will fall very easily). <br/> <br/>Basically, its incredibly convenient. Makes your light taller than most people, as long as they won't bump into it. I'd purchase again.

• Other Thoughts: The stand is solid and light weight; folds up in to a nice compact size and is easy to transport. If you have some speakers you want to get off the stage I recommend this stand.