- First of all make sure that the area your setting your tripod around, there is nothing near to cause damage and also that it is flat ground so there is no chance of it falling over, you also need to make sure that the tripod can hold the camera before it's all set up properly.
- Then spread all the three legs out to the full length to make sure that it's level, then depending on how high you want your tripod then start from the widest leg extension, then check each leg so it's level.
- Next attach the camera to the tripod by using the quick release button and then screw it in.
- Then you need to make sure everything is tightened and screwed in so that the camera doesn't move and slip off during a shoot.
By using a tripod it gives you a lot better of an image, it helps you get a stiller and better quality image.
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