Tripod - Photographic: Stable base with 3 legs, mainly designed for static shots and photography.
Tripod - Video: Sturdy tripod with a special head for smooth, continuous camera movements (pan/tilt) without vibrations.
Monopod: Support with a single leg, ideal for quick movements and stability at sports events or reporting.
Gimbal & Stabilizers: Electronic or mechanical stabilizers that eliminate hand shake when recording video on the move.
Tripod - Mini: Small, tabletop tripods, ideal for vlogging, smartphones, or lightweight compact cameras.
Accessories: Various small parts and complementary tools for adjusting your equipment.
Video Head: The top part of the tripod that allows the camera to move extremely smoothly left-right and up-down.
Case: Carrying and protective bags for your tripod or monopod.
Adapter: Adapters for attaching and connecting accessories with different screw sizes or sockets.
Photographic Head: The connecting accessory that allows the camera to lock precisely at any angle for photography.
Slider: A rail on which the camera slides to create smooth, cinematic left-to-right movements.
Legs - Photographic Tripod: Only the tripod legs (the 3 legs) of a photographic tripod, without the head included.
Tripod Dolly: Platform with wheels that is placed under the tripod to smoothly move the camera on the floor.
Static Stand: Stable support stands, mainly for studios, that hold equipment in a fixed position.
Head Plate: The small accessory (quick release plate) that is permanently screwed onto the camera so you can instantly attach/detach it from the tripod.
Legs - Video Tripod: Only the reinforced frame (the legs) of a video tripod, without the head.
Clamp: Clamps for securely attaching your camera or accessories (e.g. lights) to pipes, tables, or beams.
Monopod Base: Small auxiliary feet that screw onto the bottom of the monopod for additional support.
Hand Grip: Hand grips for better and more stable handling of the camera or smartphone by hand.
Center Column: The central rod of the tripod that moves up and down to provide additional height to the camera.
Pan Bar: The long handle you hold to rotate the video head with precision and smoothness.
Cranes & Booms: Cranes for cinematography to lift the camera high and capture impressive shots from above.
