Adam here at the Digital Goja Showroom today we're gonna take a look at some
really cool gear so stay tuned for our top picks of the month just after this.
Hey everyone, welcome. If you're new to our channel thank you for joining us.
Every month we pick some of the coolest gear here at the Digital Goja showroom
and we share them with you in our top picks video, we're gonna start with
number three and work our way to number one. Number three in the lineup we have
the Manfrotto element big tripod. Now this has made it to our top picks video
because it's a two-in-one tripod, you get a monopod and a tripod all in one, and
the one thing that you get from this, it's Manfrotto so you know and you can
be assured that you're getting the best quality tripod possible. So if you're
looking for a compact travel tripod that's really sturdy. The Manfrotto
element big tripod may be the one for you. This tripod can extend all the way
to sixty four point six inches which is really tall for a travel series tripod
but it can also be folded down to sixteen point one inches, which makes it
extremely portable. So don't let the travel sized tripod feature fool you,
this thing can support a lot of weight, in fact it can support about seventeen
point six pounds that means you can throw pretty much anything at it you can
put a D850 with the 200 to 500 millimeter lens on it, 5d mark 4 with a
battery grip and a 100 400 millimeter on it, on top of its arca-swiss style ball
head and what's great is you have an independent pan lock on it. This is a
great tripod for landscape wildlife you can use it for portraits and it's very
portable, you can carry it around with you wherever you go.
In fact, this tripod weighs only 3.5 pounds. Number two in the lineup, we have
the Altura Photo eight millimeter fisheye lens. This has made it to our top
picks video because it's such a fun lens to shoot with. It gives you an extremely
wide field of view of approximately 180 degrees, this is great for expansive
wide-angle shooting because it's an 8 millimeter lens, it's really sharp and it
has excellent build quality. The body is all metal and the lens mount is all
metal for secure fit to your camera and it also has a fast maximum aperture
of f3. This lens is available in the Canon and Nikon mount but you can also
use it on your mirrorless camera with the proper mount adapter. Bear in mind
this is a completely manual lens so that means you have to set your camera to
manual in order to use it and you are also gonna manually adjust the aperture
and the focus on the lens itself, if you're looking to get better photos out
of this 8 millimeter fisheye, you can always check our youtube channel we have
a great FAQ video on the Altura Photo 8 millimeter fisheye. Thank you for
sticking around. Number one in the lineup we have the Tamron 17 to 35 F 2.8 to F 4
DI lens for Canon and nikon DSLR cameras. Right here I have it on the Nikon d850.
This lens is specifically designed for the full-frame DSLR cameras but it's
also can be used on aps-c cameras as well. Now this is going to be an
excellent lens for anybody looking to shoot environmental portraits or scenic
or landscape photography. This lens features a fast maximum aperture of f2.8
at the wide angle so this is gonna be great for shooting under low-light
outdoors during dusk or any time where you need the fast maximum aperture for a
great bokeh effect. Remember when you zoom in it's gonna
change to a maximum aperture of f/4. So it's variable aperture keeps it
lightweight and compact in fact it was only about a pound so it's great for
taking wherever you want to go on a scenic vacation vloggers are gonna
really like this lens because of its size it's also autofocus is extremely
fast and accurate, So if you're gonna be walking around holding it without a
tripod this is a great lens to use. So that's it, those are our top picks, let us
know what you think in the comment section. If you want to know more about
the gear we showed you in this video please click on the links below. Remember
if you're in the Miami area come by say hello at the Digital Goja showroom.
Adam here, keep on shooting. I'll catch in the next video.