Digital Camera World

Tabletop tripods

Benro BK10

£24/$31

www.benroeu.com

Benro’s ultra-portable BK10 mini tripod weighs only 300g and is a mere 19cm long when folded; yet, thanks to a seven-section telescopic centre column, it can extend to give a 91cm-high shooting platform. Fold the tripod legs together but keep the centre column outstretched, and you’ve also got a comfortable selfie stick that’s pretty useful for vlogging.

Use the BK10 as a tripod, though, and the combination of short legs and that towering central column makes things very top-heavy with a camera on board, and the 1kg load rating seems optimistic. Realistically, you’ll need to stick to an action camera, a compact camera or a camera phone for this tabletop tripod to be in its element.

Benro includes a GoPro mount, as well as a basic clamp to

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Digital Camera World

Digital Camera World1 min read
Remembering Tigers
Remembering Tigers will be the ninth book in the charity book series started by wildlife photographer Margot Raggett in 2016. She was prompted to take action after seeing a poached elephant in Kenya and started asking fellow wildlife photographers wh
Digital Camera World2 min read
3 How To Remove Distractions Like A Pro
While Photoshop’s Generative Fill is impressive and will undoubtedly improve over the coming years, let’s not get complacent. Areas of an image created with Generative Fill AI can often look a little messy and weird, so while it is a useful feature,
Digital Camera World2 min read
8 Control Contrast With A Curves Adjustment Layer
Go to your layers panel, click the Create new fill or adjustment layer icon and choose Curves. Drag up on the curve line at the highlights and down on the shadows for a simple S curve shape; this will help to boost contrast. You can reduce the layer

Related Books & Audiobooks