Thanks Dustin. I just got the TC6S and love it. I now want to get the TC9 as well. We are the same height, so I can hit will perfect for my needs. Thanks

00:42 Love how the cat is staring at the camera. "Who the *** are you talking to, hooman?!? (6ft1 is 1.8542 meters, by the way :)

I always enjoy your content and find it very informative. That said, my experience with this company and their expensive motion capture systems was sufficiently unpleasant that I will never purchase another product from them. Their customer service in the United States is non-existent, and my $1,000+ motion head is an expensive paperweight.

Dustin Abbott video! love your content!

Surprised and glad to see this review. I just received my Gazelle TC9 a few weeks ago and am awaiting an Acratech Inc. Panoramic Head, which one levels rather than the tripod ... much easier for landscape photographers, especially when doing panoramas. Your fluid head, however, looks to be better for video work and studio work, where one does not constantly have to level the camera.

It's a nice tripod. Issue I have with it is on the mounting plate they put a bubble level. But if you have your head mounted you can't see it. Many heads now have a bubble level on them but not all so some of them you have to remove the head to level the ball which is a pain in the butt and defeats the whole purpose of the half ball. If they'd have mounted it off the side of the plate you could see it and use it all the time. FYI. I finally put a LeoFoto 75mm half ball and screw on it because they have a bubble level you can still use while the head is mounted. But you lose the ability for the quick button removal on the bottom screw as the Ifootage screw lock requires a longer screwed stem on the half ball. Leofoto screw works just fine on it though. But if you have to do all that, just buy a LeoFoto tripod. It has some other options that make it a nicer Tripod. But since I couldn't return the TC9 because I bought it direct from Ifootage, I had to come up with a fix. At least now I have about 6 Leofoto 75mm Half Balls with heads mounted so I can put any head I want on it pretty fast but I usually bring a LeoFoto set of legs as they're taller. I don't need the extra height, I needed to be able to put a leg down a hill off camber on the tripod and still have the tripod at a tall height.

Hi Dustin, can the K7 be used on a monopod as well ? Like the iFootage C180 ?

Those seem really nice products. Thanks for the video! I'm actually looking for a super lightweight but high quality fluid head and for that the Gitzo GHF2W (or almost similar Swarovski CTH) seem nice. Though their listed weight, 1,3 lb, doesn't include the plate or the handle - so not quite that lightweight. But it would be really nice to have that adjustable counter balance system. Just tightening those models and using more friction isn't the same at all. But mine would be meant to be a more compact and damped optiontion for a gimbal head. Mainly for wildlife still photography. So the light weight is more important factor (if they work at least at some level).

We need more Dustin Abbott for scale. Do it with the RF 28-70. But seriously, review that lens.

Great review Dustin. Your channel is top notch! Are you have a subscriber party to watch you push over the 100K subs apex? Currently you are at 99.9K... 😃

Dustin: what have you found to be best approach to film/still with an hybrid camera? Gimbal, fluid head, ball head, pan/tilt? Or just changing heads?

Great tripod Dustin. 👌👌👌. Great quality.

unfortunately seems to be out of stock everywhere as of Feb 12, 2020. Looks exactly lie what we're looking for to go lightweight from our heavier tripods.

What size stud is on the iFootage Gazelle TC9 tripod

Ive got 2 ifootage tripods T6c and the T7c great tripods, i like that they only have 2 levers to adjust the height, shame you have that ugly sony on top and not a nice looking R5 haha