My photography gear tip for the week – the Manfrotto Pixi


Today I have a top photographic gear tip.

The Manfrotto Pixi

Check it out at

http://www.manfrotto.co.uk/pixi

Why do I like it? Because I can take it anywhere, and have used it in loads of situations. Sure it is not as good as my regular, big, heavy tripods. But I have it with me always, in my back pack camera bag (half camera bag half regular back pack – one for another post).

And as they saying goes – the best camera you have is the one you have with you.

Same can be said about tripods.

It is cheap too – £25 maximum in the UK. And it takes my Canon DSLR and lenses. Sometimes I have to be careful, and it has toppled over on occasion, but it is really useful to have.

I took this shot using it.

And they come in different colours! Obviously I have the black one.

So if you want a little something extra to give your photography a boost then go an get yourself one – you won’t regret it.

Final point – I take better images when I use my tripod. All my commercial photography work is done using a tripod. The mere process of setting up the tripod makes you stop and think about what you are taking, and what your composition is.

Trust me – it is true.

Visit my website at www.rickmcevoyphotography.co.uk for more photography fun and info, and to find out all about me.

I am a photographer specialising in architectural photography, commercial photography, interior photography and industrial photography.

Rick McEvoy

I am Rick McEvoy, an architectural and construction photographer living and working in the South of England. I create high quality architectural photography and construction photography imagery of the built environment for architects and commercial clients. I do not photograph weddings, families, small people or pets - anything that is alive, moves or might not do as I ask!! I am also the creator of the Photography Explained Podcast, available on all major podcast providers. I have a blog on my website where I write about my work and photography stuff. Rick McEvoy ABIPP, MCIOB

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