Benro manufactures professional photography and videography equipment, specializing in high-quality tripods, heads, and camera accessories for content creators.
Benro is a prominent manufacturer of professional support equipment for photographers, filmmakers, and videographers worldwide. Renowned for their precision engineering and durability, Benro offers an extensive range of tripods, monopods, and camera heads tailored to various skill levels—from enthusiastic hobbyists to demanding professionals. The brand is particularly well-known for its innovative travel tripods, such as the Travel Angel and MeFoto series (a sub-brand), as well as robust studio supports like the Mach3 series.
In addition to traditional mechanical supports, Benro has expanded into electronic solutions, including the Polaris smart electric tripod head which offers remote control and advanced programmability for astrophotography and time-lapses. Whether focusing on landscape photography, macro work, or cinematic video production, Benro provides reliable stabilization tools characterized by user-friendly features, high load capacities, and lightweight carbon fiber or aluminum constructions.
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To reverse the center column for low-angle shots, unscrew the retractable weight hook at the bottom of the column, loosen the center column locking knob, and remove the column. Insert it upside down into the main casting and retighten the lock.
Pull the sliding leg angle lock out on each leg to select one of the three available positions. Ensure the lock is securely pushed back into place after selecting the desired angle.
Yes, many Benro tripods include interchangeable feet. Simply unscrew the rubber feet counter-clockwise and replace them with the provided stainless steel spiked feet using the included wrench.
Benro products typically carry a limited warranty (e.g., 3 years or extended 5 years upon registration) covering defects in materials and workmanship. Check the specific warranty terms for your region.