Selection of camera mount

When choosing a camera stand, the following key factors need to be considered: stability, portability, load-bearing capacity, height adjustment function, and pan tilt type. ‌
Stability: Stability is one of the most important characteristics of a camera mount. A stable bracket can ensure that the camera does not shake during shooting, thus obtaining clear images. Aluminum alloy frames are usually more stable, while carbon fiber frames are lighter and suitable for outdoor photography, but they are more expensive.
Portability: Portability is very important for users who need to take photos in different locations. The lightweight design of the bracket makes it easy to carry and suitable for outdoor photography. For example, the Yunteng VCT-668 tripod is made of lightweight aluminum alloy material, making it easy to carry.
Load bearing capacity: The load bearing capacity determines the weight of the camera that the bracket can support. Generally speaking, professional grade brackets have strong load-bearing capacity and can support heavier cameras and lenses, making them suitable for long-term shooting and high-intensity use.
Height adjustment function: The height adjustment function allows users to adjust the height of the bracket according to their shooting needs, meeting different angles of shooting requirements. For example, in the lightweight era, the maximum deployment height of the Dragon Charm MT-339 tripod is 1.8 meters, making it suitable for various shooting scenarios.
Type of gimbal: The type of gimbal can also affect the flexibility and stability of shooting. The spherical gimbal is easy to operate and suitable for quickly adjusting angles; The 3D gimbal is more precise and suitable for shooting tasks that require fine adjustments.