Reddit mentions of Neewer Tripod Leveling Base with Offset Bubble Level for Canon,Nikon,and Other DSLR Cameras with 1/4" Thread, Tripods & Monopods with 3/8" Thread

I have zero interests or gains from people buying any of the products I share, I have no affiliation with these companies, these are all my personal recommendations (prices are in USD)

• This is the cheap tripod I'm using $80
  
• This is the L bracket that I use $50
  
• This is the nodal rail I use for panoramas $30
  
• This is the leveling head I use on the tripod $45
  
  
  This entire setup, which is good for single-row panoramas, will cost you $205, and if you don't care for panoramas then it will be $130. (without the nodal rail and leveling plate)
  Professional tripods that have the same load capacity as this one I suggested usually start at $500 and easily go up to $1000, not even including a ball head.
  Dedicated L brackets go for $100-$200, depending on the camera.
  Professional grade leveling heads designed for the same load capacity as the one I suggested start at $200.
  Professional grade nodal rails also start at $150.
  
  While you will definitely enjoy professional-grade gear better, I very much enjoyed this very cheap setup. I've been using it for more than a year now, and I had ZERO problems whatsoever. I take this setup with me everywhere, in the rain, dust, mud, you name it. For how cheap those products I suggested are, they are very well made.
  What can go on this cheap setup?
  A D700 with 200-400 F4 lens (it's pretty heavy!).

i've heard great things about this: https://www.amazon.com/Neewer%C2%AE-Leveling-Cameras-Tripods-Monopods/dp/B00MVNBTDG