At first I thought it could be used both for lights and for the camera, but I soon realized that its real strength lies in the support of lighting equipment. Can it be used for cameras? Yes. Is it the best in terms of functionality and ergonomics? No. The first time I assembled it, I was surprised at how easy the process is, although the angle adjustment mechanism caused me some initial confusion. You have to first loosen the tension and then adjust, something that is not intuitive at first but that after several uses becomes automatic. I have tried different height settings and the range it offers covers practically all my recording needs. What I liked the most is its stability, even outdoors with some wind it keeps the lights perfectly in position with its diffuser of more than 1 kilo without problems. The weight of the tripod itself is well balanced, not too heavy to carry but not so light as to wobble. The bag it comes with is good for storage, although I would have preferred something with more padding. For professional work with lighting it works great, for photography there are better options on the market, so I think the description as a photographic tripod is more of a translation error than something intentional on the part of K6F