UPDATED. A gimbal is a type of tripod head that allows you to perfectly balance the weight of your camera so that it can be moved effortlessly in all directions. In this post I’ll compare the best ones on the market this year and make some recommendations for your photography.
As soon as Really Right Stuff launched the Ascend-14 travel tripod, I knew I would get questions about how it compares to the Peak Design Travel Tripod. In fact, I think it was less than 2 days before the first question hit my in-box. In the future, I want to tackle this question in even more detail, with some hands-on comparisons. Right now, though, the Ascend-14 is not on the market so I thought I would repeat my answer to the email that I got from one of our readers. fine art photographer, Jakob de Boer. (Check out his work!) …
Really Right Stuff make an amazing range of high-end tripods. In this guide I walk you through every option, and all the accessories, to make sure you choose the one that’s right for you and your photography.
The MTX Tool from Really Right Stuff is a a clever photographer’s multitool with a few surprise features.
The PG-CC Cradle Clamp from Really Right Stuff is a lever-release clamp that can be purchased to upgrade gimbals from most other manufacturers who use screw-lock quick-release clamps.
The Really Right Stuff Cinch-LR is a binocular adapter with an Arca-Swiss dovetail, allowing you to easily mount your binos to a tripod or monopod.
The Magpul MS4 is a rifle strap that has been adopted by some photography companies as their recommended camera strap. Can a strap that was designed for a gun, really work well for cameras?
Really Right Stuff have updated their popular ground-level tripod, a popular option for macro and low-level wildlife photography.
An in-depth look at the entire lineup of tripod ball heads and gimbals from Really Right Stuff (RRS).
RRS updated the design of their gimbal. Here’s how it compares to the original version.