Whether you are a new photographer just starting out who wants to make sure your photos are crystal clear of if you are a seasoned professional looking for the best sticks available for long exposures, macro photography, landscapes, or product shoots, you'll find them here in my Tripod Reviews 2018 Edition

When you want to buy a new tripod for your DSLR, you have a lot of options. On the high-end, you have super lightweight tripods made of carbon fiber. In the middle you have slightly heavier models made of aluminum.

By now, you may have realized that there a lot of factors to consider. Some DSLR tripods come with heads, while others allow you the freedom to choose the best head for your style of photography. Of course, you'll need to account for the weight of your camera and lens system and for your shooting height, which will dictate the number of sections your tripod has.

To top it all off, you'll have your choice of locking mechanisms on the legs - either twist locks or a open/closed "quick locking" system.  But not to worry, we'll break it all down for you here...