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The Rollei C5i is a tripod for small and mid-size cameras, manufactured from 2016 to 2022 (discontinued). The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 90 €;
13 users have given it an average vote of 9.2 out of 10.
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Cons:as far as stability is concerned, we are at the limit.
Opinion:Compact and transportable, I would say it's the ideal companion for a mirrorless: my Z6 with 14-30 is all right. Coming from a Manfrotto 190, the improvement on this front is significant. The main factor for an easel is still stability, and here I would say that we are (almost) at the limit. It does its job, but I wouldn't go on even lighter models.
Pros:Light and solid, I have version II with non-slip iron feet and a more resistant head (T3)
Cons:The hook to attach weights under the central column is inconvenient (if it can be a counter)
Opinion:Never had a problem, from the desert to the ice, snow and sand has always behaved to the best; is not very light but it is not of the carbon or super-light category, the lack of lightness is totally repaid by a great stability (Canon eos 6d and Tamron 15-30 have no problem, same thing with the 70-200 which is always heavyweight). rnForned by a very comfortable and well-made canvas bag stuffed with all the allen screws useful to give it some adjustments every now and then (almost rape, tighten the vines once a year).
Pros:Lightweight, very stable, with maximum capacity and complete endowment.
Cons:For the intended use I would say no one.
Opinion:I bought one already a year ago to join the most massive Manfrotto 190xpro3 to take me on a trip or on a hike. I must say that I am fully satisfied. Once closed is rather short, it is not "slim" like the BeFree but this benefits it not a bit on stability. It's still very portable. I use it with the D810 and a 24-70 2.8 or 70-200 f4. I never had problems. The tripod is solid and stable, and then the ballast hook is also supplied as standard. The ball head is robust and secure. In case of need a leg is removed and becomes a monopod. RnArriva in full pack of bag, ballast hook and keys for maintenance. For what it costs to say it's worth it.
Pros:Lightweight, stable, good materials, well built and finished.
Cons:For my own use nobody.
Opinion:I bought the Rolley C5i in orange, taking advantage of an offer. And after having tried it with all the goals of my profile, I realize that he did not give me any sign of failure. Personally I find it fairly stable for its category, well done and finished. I also like aesthetically. It has rubber feet and comes with a comfortable shoulder bag and the keys needed to disassemble it and convert it into a monopod. RnI'm glad, but sadly I lose it, I'll repack it. rn
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