Monopods review
In the case of choosing the Monopod, what it really mean is that they serve the same thing. Or rather, there are certain pictures you can do with a tripod but with a monopod.
The fundamental difference is that for all practical purposes with 3 legs hold something indefinitely. With one leg you get is more stable, which translated into world of photography becomes longer exposures, but not eternal.
However, the differences between them mean that there are pros and cons to value when opting for a monopod as a substitute for your photographic equipment. The highlight or advantage of monopods is its weight and size, much smaller than its older brother. This weight and smaller size makes them ideal travel companions in situations where we can not carry much weight or have some space limitations when carrying our camera equipment. Manfrotto neotec monopod is much more popular because of it’s light weight only 699 gm, easy to carry and use. This lighter weight and smaller size is noticeable when the monopod to move from one place to another with it mounted and hooked to the camera.
In the end, in such situations, the monopod acts as an appendix to the camera. We can move quietly up the ground support and fix a few feet away almost as if they go without him. Using a tripod, however, it is often necessary to think well before attaching the frame to the ground, because moving it then becomes a nuisance in most of the time.