What is the use of camera monopods?

Camera monopods are mainly used to enhance shooting stability and are suitable for dynamic scenes, limited space, or shooting environments that require rapid movement. The following are specific uses:
Improve stability
The monopods reduces shooting shake and lowers the safety shutter speed by about 3 levels (compared to a tripod) through single leg support. In low light environments, uneven ground, or when tracking dynamic subjects, it can form a tripod like structure with the human body to enhance the anti shake effect. ‌
Applicable scenarios
Dynamic shooting: scenes that require quick movement or flexible camera positions, such as sports events, concerts, and travel tracking. ‌
Space constrained environment: crowded places such as stations and theaters, replacing tripods to achieve stable shooting. ‌
Outdoor activities: Scenes that require lightweight equipment such as mountaineering and wildlife photography, some models also have the function of hiking poles. ‌
Special shooting requirements: Vlog recording, character locking shots, and other scenes that require stable support without affecting movement. ‌
portability
The monopods is lightweight and small in size (similar to a thermos when folded), suitable for one handed operation, and can be quickly unfolded/retracted, reducing the burden of shooting. ‌